LOINC PROMIS survey codes
PROMIS survey (SURVEY.PROMIS): one class of the LOINC code system.
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How short of breath did you get carrying something weighing less than 5 lbs (about 2 kg, like a houseplant) from one room to another over past 7 days (qualitative) 92180-9 How short of breath did you get carrying something weighing 5-10 lbs (about 2-4.5 kg, like a basket of clothes) from one room to another over past 7 days (qualitative) 92181-7 How short of breath did you get carrying something weighing 10-20 lbs (about 4.5-9 kg, like a large bag of groceries) from one room to another over past 7 days (qualitative) 92182-5 When I'm upset with someone, a cigarette helps me cope (qualitative) 92205-4 When I'm angry, a cigarette can calm me down (qualitative) 92206-2 When I am worrying about something, a cigarette is helpful (qualitative) 92207-0 Smoking helps me when I'm upset about something (qualitative) 92208-8 Smoking helps me reduce tension (qualitative) 92209-6 Smoking helps me deal with anxiety (qualitative) 92210-4 Smoking calms me down (qualitative) 92211-2 Smoking allows me to take a break from my problems for a few minutes (qualitative) 92212-0 PROMIS smoking - coping expectancies for all smokers - version 1.0 T-score 92213-8 I rely on smoking to deal with stress (qualitative) 92215-3 I am tempted to smoke when I feel depressed (qualitative) 92216-1 I am tempted to smoke when I am anxious (qualitative) 92217-9 When I stop what I'm doing to have a cigarette it feels like 'my time' (qualitative) 92218-7 Smoking stimulates me (qualitative) 92219-5 Smoking makes me less depressed (qualitative) 92220-3 Smoking makes me feel content (qualitative) 92221-1 Smoking is the fastest way to reward myself (qualitative) 92222-9 Smoking is relaxing (qualitative) 92223-7 Smoking helps me concentrate (qualitative) 92224-5 PROMIS smoking - emotional and sensory expectancies for all smokers - version 1.0 T-score 92225-2 I smoke to get a sense of pleasure (qualitative) 92227-8 I smoke because smoking feels good (qualitative) 92228-6 I smoke because it is self-satisfying (qualitative) 92229-4 I love the feel of inhaling the smoke into my mouth (qualitative) 92230-2 I like the way a cigarette makes me feel physically (qualitative) 92231-0 I feel better after smoking a cigarette (qualitative) 92232-8 I enjoy the sensations of a long, slow exhalation of smoke (qualitative) 92233-6 Even when I feel good, smoking helps me feel better (qualitative) 92234-4 Smoking makes my lungs hurt (qualitative) 92258-3 Smoking makes me worry about getting heart troubles (qualitative) 92259-1 Smoking makes me worry about getting emphysema (qualitative) 92260-9 Smoking makes me short of breath (qualitative) 92261-7 Smoking is taking years off my life (qualitative) 92262-5 Smoking irritates my mouth and throat (qualitative) 92263-3 Smoking causes me to get tired easily (qualitative) 92264-1 Smoking causes damage to my gums and teeth (qualitative) 92265-8 PROMIS smoking - negative health expectancies for all smokers - version 1.0 T-score 92266-6 It takes me longer to recover from a cold because I smoke (qualitative) 92268-2 If I quit smoking I will feel more energetic (qualitative) 92269-0 If I quit smoking I will breathe easier (qualitative) 92270-8 I worry that smoking will lower my quality of life (qualitative) 92271-6 PROMIS smoking - negative psychosocial expectancies for all smokers - version 1.0 T-score 92282-3 People think less of me if they see me smoking (qualitative) 92283-1 People think I'm foolish for ignoring the warnings about cigarette smoking (qualitative) 92284-9 People I care about respect me less because I smoke (qualitative) 92285-6 My smoking makes me respect myself less (qualitative) 92286-4 My smoking makes me less attractive to other people (qualitative) 92287-2