ASA classifications

ASA II examples

1. Drug allergy 2. Type 2 diabetic 3 Pregnant patient 4. well controlled epilepsy

Antibiotic premed requirement

1. Prosthetic cardiac valves 2. prosthetic material used for cardiac valve repair 3. Hx of infective endocarditis 4. Cardiac transplant 5. shunts 5. valvular regurgitation

ASA III examples

1. stable angina 2. Well controlled Type 1 diabetic 3. COPD

ASA IV examples

1. unstable angina 2. uncontrolled epilepsy

ASA V

A moribund patient not expected to live more than 24 hours without operation

ASA I

A normal, healthy patient without systemic disease

ASA II

A patient with a mild systemic disease. Might need dental management modifications

ASA III

A patient with moderate-to-sever systemic disease, which alters activity but is not incapacitating.

ASA IV

A patient with sever systemic disease that is incapacitating and is at a constant threat to life

Drug allergy is ASA _________.

ASA II

Pregnant patients are ASA ________.

ASA II

Type 2 diabetes is ASA _______.

ASA II

Well controlled epilepsy is ASA _____

ASA II

COPD is classified as ASA ______.

ASA III

Stable angina is ASA _______.

ASA III

Well controlled type 1 diabetes is ASA _______.

ASA III

Uncontrolled epilepsy is classified as ASA______.

ASA IV

Unstable angina is classified as ASA_____.

ASA IV

Which of the following is not an ASA III classification? A. Stable angina B. well controlled epilepsy C. Well controlled type 1 diabetic D. COPD

B; well controlled epilepsy=ASA II

Which of the following is not an ASA II classification? A. Drug allergy B. Pregnant patient C. COPD D. Type 2 diabetic E. Well controlled epilepsy

C; COPD= ASA III