Obesity Influences Transitional States of Disability in Older Adults With Knee Pain

States that capture the progression of disability in older adults. The bookends at the end of each bar show the range of the probabilities estimated from each of the 5 imputed data sets. Abbreviations: CHAIR, getting in and out of a chair; BED, moving in and out of a bed; TOILET, using the toilet; CAR, getting in and out of a car; BATHE, bathing or showing; GRIP, gripping with your hands; DRESS, dressing yourself; WALKBLK, walking several blocks; WALKONE, walking 1 block; FLIGHTS, climbing several flights of stairs; CLIMBON, climbing 1 flight of stairs; LIFTOBJ, lifting heavy objects; LIFT10, lifting or carrying something as heavy as 10 pounds such as a bag of groceries; LIGHT, doing light housework; PARTACT, participating in community activities such as religious services, social activities, or volunteer work; VISITRE, visiting with relatives or friends; CAREFAM, taking care of a family member; MONEY, managing your money such as paying bills; USEPHON, using the telephone.