Your One-Stop PAT Calculator.

What is AnesthesiaTesting.com?

We created a dynamic catalog of perioperative risk calculators organized in the order of a typical PAT assessment. Inputs and outputs accumulate across every tool, resulting in a single assessment text to be copied into the medical record. Switching tabs never clears the data. Patient summary tables appear below the note and update live, showing perioperative and medication considerations.

Each tool was built with public, well-documented formulas implemented natively. Tools that are visual classifications (Mallampati), proprietary (ACS/NSQIP), or reference frameworks (ASRA) are framed clearly and linked to their primary source. Every tool page cites its primary article.

Filling Care Gaps

Trainees doing a pre-admission assessment today move between four or five surfaces: MDCalc in one tab, a STOP-BANG PDF in another, a personal SmartPhrase, an institutional Epic flowsheet if one exists for that calculator, and memory for the rest. The score is the easy part. The hard part is documenting a sentence to capture the risk category for each respective score.

This site gathers everything in one place - including interpretation, post-op recommendations, and medication-hold timing tied to the procedure date.

Difference from Epic SmartLinks and Native Flowsheets

This number is the objective SORT score only (the published 2014 model). It does not include the clinician's own estimate that SORT v2 adds. Any estimate you pick above is saved in the note next to this score, not mixed into it.

• One surface, every tool. A native Epic build typically requires a separate SmartForm and SmartLink per calculator. The dashboard takes inputs across all ~12 PAT tools at once and assembles them — in the order of the PAT note — into a single copy-pasteable assessment block.
• Narrative, not just a number. An Epic SmartLink usually returns the raw value. The dashboard returns the value plus the canonical interpretation (Class III intermediate cardiac risk per Lee 1999; ARISCAT high-risk with the postoperative pulmonary complication list per Canet 2010; ACC/AHA functional-capacity framing) and the post-op recommendation language a trainee would otherwise have to assemble from memory.
• Medication reconciliation and recommendations. Native Epic builds do not currently include a perioperative medication classifier with hold/continue language tied to the procedure date. The dashboard parses a pasted active medication list, flags perioperatively relevant classes, runs the SGLT2i euglycemic-DKA reconciliation engine with a green / yellow / red prompt, and produces per-agent ASRA-style timing for anticoagulants and antiplatelets.
• Portability. Trainees rotate through sites with very different EHR maturity. The dashboard runs in a browser and needs no institutional build, governance, or Clarity work — usable on day one at a new site, on a personal device for case prep, and in teaching.
• No PHI by design. Inputs live only in the browser tab and are discarded on close. That makes the dashboard appropriate for personal practice, didactics, and rehearsing an assessment outside the chart — uses where writing values into Epic is not appropriate.
• Complementary, not competitive. Where a native flowsheet exists, use it — it stores discrete values in the record. The dashboard's output is meant to be pasted into the Assessment section of the PAT note alongside any SmartLink-resolved values.

What this is not

• Not clinical decision support, not a medical device, and not an EHR integration.
• Not a substitute for validated calculators, society guidelines, or institutional protocol.
• Not an institutional product. A personal educational project.
• Not connected to any EHR or patient record system.

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