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How is this person’s breathing, day to day? Pick the snapshot that fits this person best most of the time. There’s no right answer — just what’s true. If none fit, or you’re not sure, that’s fine too.
Breathing is fine — no problems e.g. normal breathing, never short of breath Sometimes short of breath, but easily managed e.g. an inhaler now and then; doesn’t get in the way of daily life Breathing trouble that limits some things e.g. needs an inhaler, nebuliser, oxygen, or a breathing mask; some activities limited Serious breathing trouble most of the time e.g. breathless even with treatment so daily life is limited; or manages a breathing tube in the neck, themselves or with help Breathing that needs skilled help to stay safe e.g. severe breathlessness even at rest despite full treatment; or needs suction or a breathing machine to keep the airway clear Can’t breathe without a machine doing it e.g. relies on a ventilator to breathe
I don’t knowWe’ll note it as something to find out before an assessment. None of these quite fit
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