Table 1

MOHR Tool Health Risk Factor Assessment Questions and Risk Classifications

Health Risk Factor	Question(s)^3,7	Level of Concern/Risk
Health Risk Factor	Question(s)^3,7	None “Healthy”	Some “At risk”	High “At risk”
BMI²²	Indicate height and weight	20–25	25 to <30	≥30
Fast food intake	Number of fast food meals or snacks over past 7 days	<1	1 to 3	≥4
Fruit and vegetable intake	Servings of fruits/vegetables eaten per day over past 7 days	≥5	3 to 4	≤2
Sugary beverage intake	Number of soda and sugar sweetened drink per day over past 7 days	<1	1 to 2	≥3
Physical activity²³	Number of days of exercise in past 7 days and average number of minutes of exercise per session	≥150	<150	<150
Stress	How much stress experienced in past 7 days (0 to 10)	0–4	≥5	≥5
Anxiety or worry²⁰	Over past 2 weeks summed frequency of: (1) feeling nervous, anxious or on edge (0 to 3) and (2) not being able to stop or control worrying (0 to 3)	Score <4	Score ≥4^a	Score ≥4^a
Depression^18,19	Over past 2 weeks summed frequency of: (1) feeling down, depressed or hopeless (0 to 3) and (2) little interest or pleasure in doing things (0 to 3)	Score <4	Score ≥4^a	Score ≥4^a
Sleep	Daytime sleepiness in past 7 days	Rarely/never	Often	Always
Tobacco use²⁴	Used tobacco (smoking or smokeless) in last 30 days	No use	Used	Used
Alcohol intake²⁵	Number of times in past year have had 4–5 or more drinks in a day^b	Never	1 to 3×/year^a	≥4×/year^a
Illegal drug use and prescription drug abuse	Number of times in past year have used illegal drug or prescription medication for non-medical reasons	None	Used/misused^a	Used/misused^a
General health rating	General rating of overall health	Good, VeryGood, Excellent	Fair	Poor

↵a Follow-up questions were asked, including the Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-Item Scale20 (GAD-7; for anxiety or worry), Patient Health Questionnaire-918,19 (PHQ-9; for depression), the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test21 (AUDIT-C; for alcohol intake); Drug Abuse Screening Test17 (DAST-10; for drug use/misuse).
↵b Recommendation varies by gender: 4 applies to women and 5 applies to men.