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Table 1 Main qualitative results obtained in the FIM scale

From: Do health and social support and personal autonomy have an influence on the health-related quality of life of individuals with intellectual disability?

FIM

Categories

Complete dependence

Modified dependence

No assistance

Levels 1,2

Levels 3,4,5

Level 6,7

F

% ± 95%CI

F

% ± 95%CI

F

% ± 95%CI

Self-care

Eating

20

12.3 ± 5

56

34.6 ± 7

86

53.1 ± 8

Grooming

25

15.4 ± 6

55

34 ± 7

82

50.6 ± 8

Bathing/showering

47

29 ± 7

62

38.3 ± 7

53

32.7 ± 7

Dressing upper body

28

17.3 ± 6

56

34.6 ± 7

78

48.1 ± 8

Dressing lower body

29

17.9 ± 6

53

32.7 ± 7

80

49.4 ± 8

Toileting

45

27.8 ± 7

63

38.9 ± 8

54

33.3 ± 7

Sphincter control

Bladder

16

9.9 ± 5

37

22.8 ± 6

109

67.3 ± 7

Bowel

14

8.6 ± 4

40

24.7 ± 7

108

66.7 ± 7

Mobility

Bed/chair

19

11.7 ± 5

29

17.9 ± 6

114

70.4 ± 7

Toilet

18

11.1 ± 5

31

19.1 ± 6

113

69.8 ± 7

Bathtub/shower

25

15.4 ± 6

41

25.3 ± 7

96

59.3 ± 8

Transfers

Walking/wheelchair

19

11.7 ± 5

29

17.9 ± 6

114

70.4 ± 7

Stairs

23

14.2 ± 5

34

21 ± 6

105

64.8 ± 7

Communication

Comprehension

24

14.8 ± 5

84

51.9 ± 8

54

33.3 ± 7

Expression

35

21.6 ± 6

79

48.8 ± 8

48

29.6 ± 7

Social cognition

Social interaction

38

23.5 ± 7

80

49.4 ± 8

44

27.2 ± 7

Problem solving

65

40.1 ± 8

67

41.4 ± 8

30

18.5 ± 6

Memory

50

30.9 ± 7

70

43.2 ± 8

42

25.9 ± 7