ASA Grading systems Flashcards

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What is the ASA grade system?

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  • 5 grades which categorise patients in relation to the level of risk under anaesthesia
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What is Class I minimal ASA Grade?

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  • Normal healthy animal with no underlying disease
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Give examples of class I minimal ASA grade

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  • Spay
  • Castrate
  • Hip scores
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What is the class II slight risk ASA grade?

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  • Animals with slight to mild systemic disturbances and are able to compensate
  • Show no clinical signs
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Give examples of class II slight risk ASA grade

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  • Neonates
  • Geriatrics
  • Fractures without shock
  • Well controlled endocrine disease
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What is the Class III moderate risk ASA grade?

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  • Animals with moderate systemic disturbances
  • Mild clinical signs shown
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Give examples of Class III moderate risk ASA grade

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  • Anaemia
  • Low grade heart murmur
  • Low grade renal disease
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What is Class IV High risk ASA grade?

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  • Animals with pre-existing systemic disease or severe disturbances
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What is Class V Grave risk ASA Grade?

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  • Life-threatening disease or disturbances
  • All moribund animals not expected to last >24 hours
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Give examples of Class V Grave risk ASA Grade

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  • Severe GDV
  • Severe shock
  • Advanced cardiac disease
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