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ASA physical-status helper
An estimated ASA class derived transparently from the recorded comorbidities. Confirm clinically — this is a starting point, not a verdict.
Decision support only. This tool surfaces risk to inform the surgeon's judgment — it is not a substitute for clinical judgment and does not clear a patient for sedation. No patient data leaves this device.
–Estimated ASA class
Estimated ASA class?
The American Society of Anesthesiologists physical-status scale (I–IV here) summarizes how systemic illness raises anesthetic risk. We estimate it by adding points for the recorded comorbidities. Higher = higher risk; ASA ≥ 4 routes to refer.
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The American Society of Anesthesiologists physical-status scale (I–IV here) summarizes how systemic illness raises anesthetic risk. We estimate it by adding points for the recorded comorbidities. Higher = higher risk; ASA ≥ 4 routes to refer.
ASA I — A normal, healthy patient.
How this was derived
- No qualifying comorbidities recorded — ASA 1 (healthy).
Reference scale
- ASA I — A normal, healthy patient.
- ASA II — Mild systemic disease, well controlled.
- ASA III — Severe systemic disease that limits activity but is not incapacitating.
- ASA IV — Severe systemic disease that is a constant threat to life — outside the office-sedation envelope.