Comparative Analysis of Risk Factors and Prediction of Frailty Syndrome

FRAIL scale for determining frailty (tired most of the time in the last 4 weeks; the presence of more than 5 diseases; difficulty or inability when climbing stairs and walking around the block; weight loss of more than 5% of the previous weight in the last 6 months).

The Barthel scale is used to determine the degree of independence in daily life, the patient's household activity, the assessment of the quality of life and the necessary care.

The SARC-F scale is used to identify muscle dysfunction (difficulty lifting things over 4.5 kg, walking around the room, difficulty climbing from a chair and up 10 steps, whether the respondent has fallen in the last year).

FRAX Scale (Kazakhstan platform) fracture and osteoporosis risk assessment on the website https://frax.shef.ac.uk/FRAX/tool.aspx?country=72

The Mini-Cog scale defines cognitive impairment (cognitive impairment - when scoring less than 3 points based on remembering three words and evaluating the task of drawing a clock).

carpal dynamometry (sarcopenia is exhibited at values below 26 units for men and below 16 units for women).