ASA classifications3
ASA I - ANSWERS-A normal, healthy patient without systemic disease
ASA II - ANSWERS-A patient with a mild systemic disease. Might need dental management
modifications
ASA III - ANSWERS-A patient with moderate-to-sever systemic disease, which alters activity but
is not incapacitating.
ASA IV - ANSWERS-A patient with sever systemic disease that is incapacitating and is at a
constant threat to life
ASA V - ANSWERS-A moribund patient not expected to live more than 24 hours without
operation
ASA II examples - ANSWERS-1. Drug allergy
2. Type 2 diabetic
3 Pregnant patient
4. well controlled epilepsy
ASA III examples - ANSWERS-1. stable angina
2. Well controlled Type 1 diabetic
3. COPD
ASA IV examples - ANSWERS-1. unstable angina
ASA I - ANSWERS-A normal, healthy patient without systemic disease
ASA II - ANSWERS-A patient with a mild systemic disease. Might need dental management
modifications
ASA III - ANSWERS-A patient with moderate-to-sever systemic disease, which alters activity but
is not incapacitating.
ASA IV - ANSWERS-A patient with sever systemic disease that is incapacitating and is at a
constant threat to life
ASA V - ANSWERS-A moribund patient not expected to live more than 24 hours without
operation
ASA II examples - ANSWERS-1. Drug allergy
2. Type 2 diabetic
3 Pregnant patient
4. well controlled epilepsy
ASA III examples - ANSWERS-1. stable angina
2. Well controlled Type 1 diabetic
3. COPD
ASA IV examples - ANSWERS-1. unstable angina
