Barthel Index (BI)

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Barthel Index (BI)

Bowel Control

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Bowel Control

Incontinence (or requires enema)

Occasional incontinence

Controllable

Urinary Control

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Urinary Control

Incontinence

Occasional incontinence

Controllable

Washing

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Washing

Requires assistance

Independently completed

Toilet Use

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Toilet Use

Dependent on others

Requires partial assistance

Self-sufficient

Eating

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Eating

Dependent on others

Requires partial assistance

Completely self-sufficient

Bed-Chair Transfer

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Bed-Chair Transfer

Completely dependent on others, cannot sit

Requires assistance from 2 people

Requires assistance or guidance from 1 person

Self-sufficient

Walking on Flat Surface

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Walking on Flat Surface

Cannot get out of bed

Mobility in a wheelchair

Requires assistance or verbal guidance from 1 person

Walks independently, may use walking aids

Dressing

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Dressing

Completely dependent on others

Requires partial assistance

Completely self-sufficient

Climbing Stairs

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Climbing Stairs

Cannot

Requires partial assistance

Completely self-sufficient

Bathing

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Bathing

Completely dependent on others

Completely self-sufficient

Score:

Result Interpretation

Total score of 100 points, the higher the score, the stronger the ability for daily living.

Barthel index is currently the most widely used disability scale internationally. For patients with cerebrovascular disease, a decline in the ability to perform daily activities due to limb mobility impairment can be evaluated using the Barthel index.

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