Predictive value of the unplanned extubation risk assessment scale in hospitalized patients with tubes

Table 1 Scoring method of the Huaxi Unplanned Extubation Risk Assessment Scale

Characteristics	Options	Scoring
Age	14-65 years old/< 14 or ≥ 65 years old	1/2
State of consciousness	Medium or deep coma/Awake/Lethargy, light coma, or drowsiness/Blurred consciousness, irritability, or delirium	1/2/3/4
Degree of understanding	Understanding, newborn or deep sedation/Partial understanding/Incomprehension	1/2/3
Emotional state	Stable or deep sedation/Sometimes stable/Unstable	1/2/3
Degree of cooperation	Cooperative/Sometimes cooperative/Uncooperative	1/2/3
Tolerance degree of tubes	Tolerable/Pain or discomfort, but basically tolerable/Pain or discomfort leads to intolerance of the tube	1/2/3
Number of tubes	1/2-3/3 or more	1/2/3
Type of tubes	PICC; CVC, Jejunostomy, Splittable catheter, Pericardial drainage tube, Abdominal wound drainage tube, Bladder and kidney fistulas, Perirenal drainage tube; Tracheotomy tube, Closed thoracic drainage tube, Urinary catheter, Gastric tube, Nasointestinal canal, Double capsule three lumen tube, Radial artery puncture tube, Internal jugular vein puncture tube, Lumbar cistern drainage tube, Ventricular drainage tube and other head drainage tubes, Cervical plasma drainage tube, Breast plasma drainage tube; Oronasal endotracheal intubation	1/2/3/4
Fixation mode of tubes	Suture/Holder, water bag, airbag, or tie wrap/Adhesive tape	1/2/3
Activity ability	Autonomous activity/Using walking aids, unstable walking, or need help/Absolute bed rest	0/1/2

PICC: Peripherally inserted central catheter; CVC: Central venous catheter.