Scenario 4
Scenario Overview
This scenario is designed to test the calculator's capability to compute the parameters provided using the updated Singapore-modified Framingham Risk Score.
Based on the scenario, the patient should be stratified as a patient with high cardiovascular risk.
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Inputs to calculator
No. |
Question |
Parameter |
---|---|---|
1 |
Gender |
Female |
2 |
AGE (years) |
75-79 |
3 |
ETHNICITY |
Others |
4 |
SMOKER? |
Yes |
5 |
Patient’s HDL range - mmol/L (mg/dl) |
< 1.0 (40) |
6 |
Patient’s TC range - mmol/L (mg/dl) |
≥ 7.3 (280) |
7 |
Patient’s SYSTOLIC BP range - mmHg |
≥ 160 |
8 |
Patient on ANTIHYPERTENSIVES? |
Yes |
9 |
Patient history of ACS? |
No |
10 |
Patient history of ASCVD? |
No |
11 |
Patient have FH? |
No |
12 |
Patient have CKD? |
No |
13 |
Patient have DM? |
No |
Expected Results
Based on the above scenario, the patient will arrive at a risk score of 22%, based on the updated Singapore-modified Framingham Risk Score and the following results will be generated by the calculator.
Segment |
Key Results |
---|---|
Estimated 10-Year Coronary Artery Disease Risk: |
High risk (>20%) |
Target LDL cholesterol: |
Consider LDL-C < 1.8 mmol/L (< 70mg/dL) While older age (>75 years) is not a contraindication for statin use, factors to be considered include potential benefits, risk of side effects (noting that renal or hepatic impairment and potential for drug interactions may be more likely), patient preference, and functional status. |
Target Blood Pressure: |
<130/80 mmHg |
Target HbA1c: |
No target HbA1c recommendation, as patient does not have diabetes mellitus. |
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