97909-6

LOINC 2.82

Oswestry disability index score ODI

ODI score

Definition

  • The Oswestry Disability Index Score is reported as a percent, based on the scores of the contributing questions. Each of the up to ten ODI questions is scored from zero to five (0-5) points, though some use a one to six( 1-6) point scale. The individual scores are summed, divided by the maximum possible score depending on the number of questions included in the specific version and then multiplied by 100%. This allows for comparison across ODI versions. Note that when a 1-6 scale is used, scores must be adjusted for cross comparison. [PMID: 11074683] Score interpretation is as follows: 0-4 = No disability; 5-14 = Mild disability; 15-24 = Moderate disability; 25-34 = Severe Disability; 35-50 = Completely disabled.

Component

  • Oswestry disability index score

Specimen / system

  • ^Patient

Class

  • CLIN

Property

  • Score

Scale

  • Qn

Method

  • ODI

Related names

  • CLIN; ODI score; Point in time; QNT; Quan; Quant; Quantitative; Random; Scale; Scre

Index terms

  • CLIN
  • ODI score
  • Point in time
  • QNT
  • Quan
  • Quant
  • Quantitative
  • Random
  • Scale
  • Scre