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    This document is a scoring sheet for the HELP (HyperEmesis Level Prediction) test, which is used to assess the severity of nausea, vomiting, and related symptoms in pregnant patients. It contains questions in several categories to evaluate symptoms over the past days. Patients mark their responses, which are assigned point values. The total score determines if a patient's condition is classified as none/mild, moderate, or severe. It also tracks weight change and previous scores to monitor progress. The goal is to help healthcare providers accurately gauge hypermesis gravis severity and treatment needs.

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    This document is a scoring sheet for the HELP (HyperEmesis Level Prediction) test, which is used to assess the severity of nausea, vomiting, and related symptoms in pregnant patients. It contains questions in several categories to evaluate symptoms over the past days. Patients mark their responses, which are assigned point values. The total score determines if a patient's condition is classified as none/mild, moderate, or severe. It also tracks weight change and previous scores to monitor progress. The goal is to help healthcare providers accurately gauge hypermesis gravis severity and treatment needs.

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    This document is a scoring sheet for the HELP (HyperEmesis Level Prediction) test, which is used to assess the severity of nausea, vomiting, and related symptoms in pregnant patients. It contains questions in several categories to evaluate symptoms over the past days. Patients mark their responses, which are assigned point values. The total score determines if a patient's condition is classified as none/mild, moderate, or severe. It also tracks weight change and previous scores to monitor progress. The goal is to help healthcare providers accurately gauge hypermesis gravis severity and treatment needs.

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    This document is a scoring sheet for the HELP (HyperEmesis Level Prediction) test, which is used to assess the severity of nausea, vomiting, and related symptoms in pregnant patients. It contains questions in several categories to evaluate symptoms over the past days. Patients mark their responses, which are assigned point values. The total score determines if a patient's condition is classified as none/mild, moderate, or severe. It also tracks weight change and previous scores to monitor progress. The goal is to help healthcare providers accurately gauge hypermesis gravis severity and treatment needs.

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    HELP (HyperEmesis Level Prediction) SCORE

    Name: _____________________________ Date: ___________ Gestational Age: ______ SCORE: _______

    TODAY’S Weight: ______ LAST WEEK’S Weight: ______ % change: _____ PREVIOUS SCORE: ________

    Meds: ☐ Ondansetron ☐ Granisetron ☐ Diclegis ☐ Promethazine ☐ Metoclopramide ☐_______________

    Mark ONE box in EACH ROW that most accurately describes your experience over the last: ______ days(s).

    My nausea level most of the time: 0 1 (Mild) 2 3 (Moderate) 4 5 (Severe)


    I average __ vomiting episodes/day: 0 1-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 13 or more
    I retch/dry heave __ episodes daily: 0 1-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 13 or more
    I am urinating/voiding: Same More often, Slightly less Once every Less than Rarely; dark,
    IV fluids; often, and 8 hours; every 8 hours blood; foul
    light or normal color slightly dark or darker smell
    dark color yellow
    Nausea/vomiting severity 1 hour 0 or 1 (Mild) 2 3 (Moderate) 4 5 (Severe)
    after meds OR after food/drink if no No
    meds: Meds
    Average number of hours I’m unable 0 1-2 3-4 5-7 8-10 11+
    to work adequately at my job and/or (hours are (can work (can only do (can’t care for (can’t care for
    at home due to being sick has been: slightly less) part time) a little work) family) myself)
    I have been coping with the nausea, Nor- Tired but Slightly less It’s tolerable Struggling: Poorly:
    vomiting and retching: mal mood is ok than normal but difficult moody, irritable
    emotional depressed
    I have been able to eat/drink AND Same; Total of Total of 1 meal & few Very little, <1 Nothing goes
    keep it down: no about 3 about 2 cups fluid; meal & or stays down,
    Medium water bottle/large cup = 2 weight meals & 6+ meals & only fluid or minimal or daily
    cups/500mL. loss cups fluid some fluid only food fluids; daily IV IV/TPN
    My anti-nausea/vomiting meds stay No Always Nearly Sometimes Rarely Never/IV/SQ
    down/are tolerated: meds always (subQ pump)
    My symptoms compared to last Great Better About Same Worse Much Worse Much Worse!!!
    week:
    Weight loss over last 7 days: ___% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5%
    Number of Rx’s for nausea/vomiting 0 1 2 3 4 5+
    0 pts 1 pt/answer 2 pts/answer 3 pts/answer 4 pts/answer 5 pts/answer
    TOTAL each column = (#answers in
    column) x (# points for each answer) 0 ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
    TOTAL for ALL columns: ______ None/Mild ≤ 19 Moderate 20-32 Severe 33-60

    © 2016 Kimber W. MacGibbon, RN Weight Loss % = (Amount lost ÷ Pre-pregnancy weight) x 100

    www.HelpHER.org HER Foundation


    info@HelpHER.org 9600 SE 257th Drive
    Fax: 503.296.2220 Damascus, OR 97089

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