Development and validation of screening tools for motoric cognitive risk syndrome in community settings

Figure 2 The interactive nomogram for motoric cognitive risk screening. The nomogram estimates motoric cognitive risk (MCR) probability by summing variable points and locating the total on the scale. Higher points indicate higher risk. For example, an 89-year-old retired manual laborer with irregular social engagement, moderate physical activity, no malnutrition or hypertension, depressive symptoms, and a purpose in life score of 13, has a total point of 0.361, resulting in an estimated MCR probability of 83.4%. MCR: Motoric cognitive risk.