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qSOFA Score – Rapid Sepsis Screening | CalcTools

Identify patients at high risk for sepsis outcomes outside the ICU. Fast clinical screening service.

Sepsis is a medical emergency that can progress with terrifying speed. The qSOFA (quick Sequential Organ Failure Assessment) score was designed to help non-ICU clinicians identify infected patients who are most likely to have poor outcomes. By evaluating three simple bedside vitals, our qSOFA service provides a rapid 'high-alert' signal, ensuring that high-risk patients receive the aggressive investigation and treatment they require to survive.

Educational use only. This tool does not replace clinical judgment or local protocols.

qSOFA Score

0 / 3

qSOFA Score: 0

Respirations (≥ 22)18 /min
Systolic BP (≤ 100)110 mmHg
Altered Mentation (GCS < 15)No

A score of 2+ indicates high risk.

How it Works

The tool assigns 1 point for each threshold met: Respiratory rate ≥ 22, Systolic blood pressure ≤ 100, and any alteration in mental status.

Calculation Formula

Sum of points (0 to 3)

Calculation Examples

1. **High Risk**: RR 24 and SBP 90 = **Score 2**.

Why use this tool in your daily life?

Time is tissue. This service provides a standardized, evidence-based method for sepsis triage, empowering floor nurses and ER staff to advocate for higher levels of care for at-risk patients.

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