TOOL-GAD-7 Anxiety Assessment

Anxiety and Depression 

🩺 GAD-7 Anxiety Assessment

Over the last 2 weeks, how often have you been bothered by the following problems?

Your GAD-7 score will appear here.

0–4 Minimal • 5–9 Mild • 10–14 Moderate • 15–21 Severe
This is a screening tool only — not a diagnosis.

TOOL-GAD-7 Anxiety Assessment

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5 Quick Tips- Increase Muscle Power After 50 — Infographic

Muscular strength 

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5 Quick Tips to Increase Muscle Power After 50

Short, practical moves that protect mobility, bone strength, and independence. Score your routine and get a Power Index.

Exercises & Scores

Sit-to-Stand Reps

Lower body

9 / 10

Targets quads & glutes · Boosts functional strength

Key tip: Control your descent and stand tall. Aim for 10–15 reps with deliberate speed when rising.

Wall Push-Ups

Upper body

8.5 / 10

Chest, shoulders & core · Safe upper-body power

Key tip: Keep a straight line from head to heels; push quickly but return controlled.

March in Place / High Knees

Balance & hips

7.5 / 10

Hip flexors, coordination · Improves dynamic power

Key tip: Lift knees actively and swing arms to increase power output.

Stair Climb

Functional legs

9.5 / 10

Legs, glutes, cardiovascular · Real-world power

Key tip: Drive through the heel and step tall — good for daily independence.

Leg Swings / Assisted Kicks

Mobility & balance

7 / 10

Hip mobility & dynamic balance

Key tip: Keep movements smooth and controlled — increase speed slightly for power work.

Aggregate Power Index

Total score (sum of exercise scores)

41.5 / 50

Average grade: 8.3 / 10

Active pass: ≥ 8/10

Moderate: 6–8/10

Needs improvement: < 6/10

Why muscle power matters: Power declines faster than strength with age. Improving explosive force reduces fall risk, preserves bone density, and keeps you independent for everyday tasks — getting up from chairs, climbing stairs, or grabbing something quickly.

Passing mark depends on activity:

• Active lifestyle: ≥ 8 / 10
• Moderate: 6–8 / 10
• Needs improvement: < 6 / 10

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10–15 min daily, good form, and recovery make the difference.

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Neuro Calm Daily — Gentle Brain Exercises for Seniors

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Brain Exercise 

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Neuro Calm — Daily Gentle Exercises

Short, soothing activities for memory, attention, and language. Designed for older adults and neuro-recovery.

Today's set: —

Last done: Never

Complete each gentle question — press Show for encouragement.

You are doing wonderfully. Take your time — there is no rush.

Abbreviated Mental Test (AMT) — Quick Cognitive Screening

Neurology and Psychiatry

AMT

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Abbreviated Mental Test (AMT)

10 quick questions — scores 8–10 normal. Lightweight, mobile-first, and ready to embed in a blog post.

AMT Questions

Information

AMT is intended as a quick screen. Scores 8–10 suggest normal cognition; 0–7 suggests possible impairment and further assessment is recommended. Source: Hodkinson HM (1972).

AMT Score: - / 10

Complete the test and press Calculate.

Legend: 8–10 Normal • 0–7 Possible impairment

Designed for blog embedding — copy the HTML into a post. This file is intentionally compact for fast loading on mobiles.

Tool -Measured PaCO₂ — mm Hg (optional)

PACO2 

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Winter's Formula — PaCO₂ Estimator

Estimate the expected PaCO₂ (mm Hg) for metabolic acidosis and check if respiratory compensation is adequate.

Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻) — mmol/L Measured PaCO₂ — mm Hg (optional)

Expected PaCO₂

— mm Hg

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Enter values and tap Calculate.

Clinical Notes:
Winter’s Formula: Expected PaCO₂ = 1.5 × [HCO₃⁻] + 8 ± 2 mm Hg.
• If measured PaCO₂ lies within the range → normal respiratory compensation.
• Higher PaCO₂ → concurrent respiratory acidosis or inadequate compensation.
• Lower PaCO₂ → concurrent respiratory alkalosis or excessive compensation.
• Always verify results with arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis.
• Common causes: diabetic ketoacidosis, lactic acidosis, renal failure, toxins.
This calculator is for educational and clinical support purposes only.

Centor Score (Modified, McIsaac) for Strep Throat Risk checkers

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Centor / Modified McIsaac Score — Strep Pharyngitis

Quick clinical calculator to estimate the probability of Group A streptococcal pharyngitis. Intended for informational use — not a replacement for clinical judgement.

Enter clinical findings

Fever (history or measured)

No Yes (+1)

Tonsillar exudates No Yes (+1)

Tender/Swollen anterior cervical lymph nodes No Yes (+1)

Cough No (+1) Yes (0)

Tip: This implements the Modified (McIsaac) Centor criteria. For children and adults, interpret alongside local guidelines.

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Centor Score

Enter findings and tap "Calculate Score" to see recommended interpretation and next steps.

Animated: fever • exudates • adenopathy • absence of cough

Interpretation (quick)

• 0–1: Low probability — no testing or antibiotics usually recommended.
• 2–3: Moderate probability — consider rapid antigen testing or throat culture per local guidelines.
• 4: High probability — testing and/or empiric treatment may be appropriate.

Note: This tool provides an estimate only. Follow your local clinical protocols and lab tests for definitive diagnosis.

Quick metadata

• Mobile-ready

• Accessible (aria-live)

• SEO + JSON-LD

Built for quick clinical use • Not a substitute for professional medical judgement.

Visual Clinical Tool-Alvarado Score for Appendicitis

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Alvarado Score for Appendicitis

Migration of Pain to Right Lower Quadrant: No (0) Yes (+1) Anorexia: No (0) Yes (+1) Nausea/Vomiting: No (0) Yes (+1) Right Lower Quadrant Tenderness: No (0) Mild (+2) Severe (+4) Rebound Tenderness: No (0) Yes (+1) Fever (>37.3°C or 99.1°F): No (0) Yes (+1) Leukocytosis (WBC > 10,000/mm³): No (0) Yes (+2)

Alvarado Score: -
Interpretation: Awaiting input...

Pain typically starts near the navel and
migrates to the right lower abdomen
as the appendix becomes inflamed.

Information:
The Alvarado Score estimates the likelihood of acute appendicitis based on symptoms and lab findings.

• 1–4: Low probability (Appendicitis unlikely)
• 5–6: Intermediate probability
• 7–10: High probability (Appendicitis likely)

Mnemonic: MANTRELS — Migration, Anorexia, Nausea, Tenderness, Rebound, Elevated temperature, Leukocytosis, Shift to left.

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Absolute Eosinophil Count (AEC) — Quick Calculator

Enter Eosinophil percentage and total WBC to compute AEC. Designed for mobile-first, accessible use and clear copy-ready output.

Eosinophils (%)

Percentage of eosinophils from differential count.

White Blood Cell (WBC) — ×10³ cells/µL

Enter WBC as ×10³ per µL (common lab reporting format).

AEC (cells/µL)

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(absolute number of eosinophils per microliter)

AEC (×10³ cells/µL)

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(same result expressed in ×10³ units)

Result guidance

This AEC is a calculated value for rapid reference. It does not replace clinical evaluation. Abnormal values may be associated with allergic conditions, parasitic infections, or other causes. Consult a clinician for interpretation and next steps.

For clinicians (calculation details)

AEC (cells/µL) = (Eosinophils % / 100) × WBC (×10³/µL) × 1000. The tool displays both cells/µL and ×10³ cells/µL formats for convenience.

Animated: How AEC is formed

Visual explanation

Enter values and watch the animated bloodstream where eosinophils (orange cells) pulse proportionally to the calculated AEC. Great for patient education and quick clinician explanation.

Animated preview (orange = eosinophils)

AEC visual intensity: —

Designed for quick reference and patient education. Always verify with laboratory reports and clinical context.