# torrey_scale_software.py # Mockup of a Torrey Scale assessment tool class TorreyScale: def (self): self.items = { "delusions": 0, "hallucinations": 0, "disorganized_speech": 0, "negative_symptoms": 0, "insight": 0 } self.score_range = (0, 4) # 0=None, 4=Severe
for item in ts.items.keys(): while True: try: val = int(input(f"{item.replace('_', ' ').title()} (0-4): ")) if ts.rate_item(item, val): break else: print("Score must be 0-4") except ValueError: print("Enter a number")
def display_report(self): print("\n--- Torrey Scale Assessment Report ---") for item, score in self.items.items(): print(f"{item.replace('_', ' ').title()}: {score}") print(f"Total Score: {self.total_score()}") print(f"Interpretation: {self.severity_interpretation()}") if name == " main ": ts = TorreyScale() print("Torrey Scale Software (Demo)") print("Rate each item 0-4\n") torrey scale software
def severity_interpretation(self): total = self.total_score() if total <= 4: return "Minimal severity" elif total <= 8: return "Mild" elif total <= 12: return "Moderate" elif total <= 16: return "Moderately severe" else: return "Severe"
def total_score(self): return sum(self.items.values()) # torrey_scale_software
If you meant a different “Torrey Scale” (e.g., the for antipsychotics), let me know and I’ll adjust the items and scoring logic.
Below is a for a hypothetical “Torrey Scale” that rates severity across 5 items. You could adapt this to real items and scoring rules. If you clarify which specific Torrey Scale you’re
If you clarify which specific Torrey Scale you’re referring to (e.g., for psychosis, insight, or side effect assessment), I can refine this further.
ts.display_report()