Table 2.

Domains incorporated in the geriatric assessment and prevalence of impaired domains

Domain, Test, and Category	Range	Cutoff	Source	Impairment,a %
ADL
Katz scale	1–6	≥1	Patient	34 (n=42)
iADL
Lawton and Brody	1–7	≥1b	Patient	78 (n=96)
Mobility			Patient
Timed-Up-and-Go
No impairment		<10 s		37 (n=45)
Moderate		10–20 s		39 (n=48)
Severe		>20 s		25 (n=30)
Cognitive impairment			Patient
MMSE	0–30	<25		12 (n=15)
Clock	0–14	≤10		45 (n=55)
ECR	0–16	<14		13 (n=16)
Fluency	0–40	<15c		39 (n=48)
≥1 Domain				66d (n=81)
Depressive symptoms			Patient
GDS
No impairment	0–15	<5		69 (n=85)
Mild symptoms		5–10		27 (n=33)
Severe symptoms		>10		4d (n=5)
Malnutrition			Patient
MNA
No malnutrition	0–30	24–30		45 (n=55)
Risk of malnutrition		17–23.5		50 (n=62)
Malnutrition		0–17		6d (n=7)
Comorbidities			Chart
CIRS-G
Severee	0–12			35 (n=43)
Frailty
Geriatric assessment
≥2 Geriatric impairmentsf	0–7	≥2		75 (n=92)

ADL, activities of daily living; iADL, instrumental activities of daily living; MMSE, Mini Mental State Examination; ECR, Enhanced Cued Recall; GDS, Geriatric Depression Scale; MNA, Mini Nutritional Assessment; CIRS-G, Cumulative Illness Rating Scale-Geriatrics.

^aImpairment: percentage of patients who scored below/above the cutoff value.

^bOne or more impairment in iADL.

^cLess than 15 words.

^dCategory used to calculate frailty.

^eCIRS-G≥2×score 3 or ≥1×score 4 (i)ADL (instrumental) activities of daily living.

^fImpairment in (i)ADL, severe mobility impairment, impairment in greater than or equal to cognitive domain, severe depressive symptoms, malnutrition, and severe comorbidity score.