Canine Quality of Life Survey

Preferred Label : Canine Quality of Life Survey;

NCIt synonyms : Canine-QOL; PRECINCT Canine Quality of Life Survey;

NCIt related terms : quality_of_life_survey;

NCIt definition : A questionnaire from the PRE-medical Cancer Immunotherapy Network Canine Trials (PRECINCT) consortium designed to collect data about the health status of an individual's dog.;

NCI Metathesaurus CUI : CL972572;

Origin ID

C167388;

UMLS CUI

C5238514;

Semantic type(s)
- Intellectual Product [UMLS semantic type]
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- ICDC Terminology [NCIt concept]
- PRECINCT Property Terminology [NCIt concept]
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- Agree [NCIt concept]
- Disagree [NCIt concept]
- Excellent [NCIt concept]
- Neither Agree or Disagree [NCIt concept]
- Pet Acts Nauseous or Vomits [NCIt concept]
- Pet Drinks Adequately [NCIt concept]
- Pet Eats Treats or Snacks [NCIt concept]
- Pet Eats Usual Amount of Food [NCIt concept]
- Pet Enjoys Life [NCIt concept]
- Pet Has Diarrhea [NCIt concept]
- Pet Has More Good Days Than Bad [NCIt concept]
- Pet Keeps Itself Clean [NCIt concept]
- Pet Lays in One Place All Day [NCIt concept]
- Pet Moves Normally [NCIt concept]
- Pet Pants Frequently, Even at Rest [NCIt concept]
- Pet Responds to Presence [NCIt concept]
- Pet Seems Dull or Depressed, Not Alert [NCIt concept]
- Pet Shakes or Trembles Occasionally [NCIt concept]
- Pet Sleeps More, Is Awake Less [NCIt concept]
- Pet Smells Like Urine or Has Skin Irritation [NCIt concept]
- Pet Wants to Play [NCIt concept]
- Pet is Urinating a Normal Amount [NCIt concept]
- Pet is as Active as it Has Been [NCIt concept]
- Pet is in Pain [NCIt concept]
- Pet's Current Quality of Life [NCIt concept]
- Pet's General Health Compared to Initial Diagnosis of Cancer [NCIt concept]
- Pet's General Health Compared to Last Evaluation [NCIt concept]
- Pet's Hair is Greasy, Matted, Rough Looking [NCIt concept]
- Strongly Agree [NCIt concept]
- Strongly Disagree [NCIt concept]
- Survey Date [NCIt concept]
- Very Poor [NCIt concept]

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