u/metaltreestriker

This should be in line with sub rules as my logic is written out and this isn’t homework.

Standing touch A. Pt able to work pants down over hips. Pt sits w/ grab bar A to control descent. Pt manages peri-hygiene in sitting. Pt requires max verbal/tactile cues and substantial lift A to stand from toilet. In standing with touch A pt is able manage pants up over hips.

I would grade this substantial A for toilet transfer. Partial A for toilet hygiene due to the lift A. Without the stand pt would be unable to manage pants up over hips. I would grade supervision if clothing was managed in the seated position with lateral weight shifting since a stand wasn’t a necessary component to hygiene in that scenario.

My coworker disagrees seeing the stand as a pure transfer and not component required for toilet hygiene. Would grade pt supervision for hygiene and substantial for transfer.

What would you all grade the toilet hygiene as?

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