Dressing Ability

Absent Dressing Ability

Expressions activating this band do not reliably describe dressing activity and instead contain unrelated, diffuse, or only weakly connected content. When dressing is implied, it appears only indirectly or in a minimal, non-diagnostic way.

Basic Dressing Ability

Expressions activating this band describe the ability to put on or remove common upper-body clothing such as shirts, blouses, sweaters, or jackets, often with attention to difficulty or assistance needed. The activity is framed as general self-dressing rather than fine-grained garment management.

Independent Dressing Ability

Expressions activating this band describe dressing as a self-managed activity that includes shoes, socks, coats, or jackets, with emphasis on doing these tasks without help. The content often highlights coordination, correct placement, or pain-related difficulty during these actions.

Lower-Body Dressing Ability

Expressions activating this band focus specifically on managing socks or stockings, often as a distinct physical task affected by exertion, breathlessness, or functional difficulty. The activity is concrete and centered on lower-body garment handling.

Full Lower-Body Dressing Ability

Expressions activating this band describe clear ability to put on and take off socks, emphasizing successful completion of this specific dressing task. The content is direct, concrete, and centered on intact performance of sock management.

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