5’0’’ = 152 5’1’’ = 155 5’2’’ = 157 5’3’’ = 160 5’4’’ = 163 5’5’’ = 165 5’6’’ = 168 5’7’’ = 170 5’8’’ = 173 5’9’’ = 175 5’10’’ = 178 5’11’’ = 180 6’0’’ = 183 6’1’’ = 185 6’2’’ = 188 6’3’’ = 190 6’4’’ = 193 6’5’’ = 195 6’6’’ = 198 6’7’’ = 200 SeqNo: 420 Long Name: Weight in Kilograms Short Name: WeightKg Definition: Indicate the weight of the patient in kilograms. Intent/Clarification: Height and weight are extremely important for the accurate interpretation of PFTs, body surface area and risk calculations. Use the patient’s weight closest to the surgery date. To convert pounds to kilograms, divide the number of lbs by 2.2 (1 kg = 2.2 lbs). SeqNo: 430 Long Name: Unintentional Weight Loss in Past Three Months Short Name: WtLoss3Kg Definition: Indicate by the number of kilograms lost in the last three months. Enter if there was no “0” weight loss. Intent/Clarification: Unintentional weight loss is a significant indicator of the patient’s overall health within the last few months. Unintentional weight loss may be an indicator of underlying pathology. If the amount of weight loss is not documented or it is unclear how much has occurred in the 3 month window leave this field blank. Examples:
5’0’’ = 152 5’1’’ = 155 5’2’’ = 157 5’3’’ = 160 5’4’’ = 163 5’5’’ = 165 5’6’’ = 168 5’7’’ = 170 5’8’’ = 173 5’9’’ = 175 5’10’’ = 178 5’11’’ = 180 6’0’’ = 183 6’1’’ = 185 6’2’’ = 188 6’3’’ = 190 6’4’’ = 193 6’5’’ = 195 6’6’’ = 198 6’7’’ = 200 SeqNo: 420 Long Name: Weight in Kilograms Short Name: WeightKg Definition: Indicate the weight of the patient in kilograms. Intent/Clarification: Height and weight are extremely important for the accurate interpretation of PFTs, body surface area and risk calculations. Use the patient’s weight closest to the surgery date. To convert pounds to kilograms, divide the number of lbs by 2.2 (1 kg = 2.2 lbs). SeqNo: 430 Long Name: Unintentional Weight Loss in Past Three Months Short Name: WtLoss3Kg Definition: Indicate by the number of kilograms lost in the last three months. Enter “0” if there was no weight loss. Intent/Clarification: Unintentional weight loss is a significant indicator of the patient’s overall health within the last few months. Unintentional weight loss may be an indicator of underlying pathology. If the amount of weight loss is not documented or it is unclear how much has occurred in the 3 month window leave this field blank. Examples:
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