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PLASMIC Score

Predicts probability of severe ADAMTS13 deficiency (TTP) in adults with thrombotic microangiopathy to guide urgent plasma exchange

Also written as: PLASMIC, Plasmic score, Plasmic.

Highest activation tier
Mandatory
How it is scored
Scored in code; a detected disagreeing draft value is flagged for correction
Care settings
Emergency department, ICU, Inpatient

When it activates

Scribeable activates a calculator from the encounter. The PLASMIC Score can activate when the transcript or pasted chart context documents any of these:

  • Suspected thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP)
  • Thrombotic microangiopathy workup
  • Unexplained severe thrombocytopenia with hemolysis
  • MAHA evaluation
  • Decision for empiric plasma exchange

A coded diagnosis can also activate it. ICD-10 prefixes carried by the registry: D69.3, M31.1.

Note-type scope: it activates on notes whose subject resolves to hospital medicine, critical care, emergency medicine. A note that resolves to another subject does not carry it even when the clinician's specialty matches; a note with no resolvable subject (a generic consultation) falls back to the specialty match.

Inputs the note needs

7 inputs. Each is resolved from the transcript, the pasted chart context and charted labs; an input marked "asks you" is requested as a clarification when it is undocumented.

InputTypeUnit / optionsGuidance
Platelet count (x10^9/L)asks you if undocumentedlab×10⁹/L

Platelet count (×10⁹/L); PLASMIC point when <30.

Asked as: “What is the platelet count (x10^9/L)?”

Evidence of hemolysis (reticulocytes >2.5%, haptoglobin undetectable, or indirect bilirubin >2.0 mg/dL)asks you if undocumentedlab

Schistocytes, elevated LDH, low haptoglobin, or elevated indirect bilirubin.

Asked as: “Is there evidence of hemolysis (schistocytes, elevated LDH, low haptoglobin, or elevated indirect bilirubin)?”

Active cancer treated within last yearasks you if undocumentedhistory

Active cancer treated within the last year (PLASMIC scores a point when absent).

Asked as: “Does the patient have active cancer treated within the last year?”

History of solid organ or stem cell transplantasks you if undocumentedhistory

Prior solid organ or stem cell transplant (PLASMIC scores a point when absent).

Asked as: “Has the patient had a prior solid organ or stem cell transplant?”

Mean corpuscular volume (fL)asks you if undocumentedlabfL

Mean corpuscular volume (fL); PLASMIC point when <90.

Asked as: “What is the mean corpuscular volume (MCV, fL)?”

INRasks you if undocumentedlab

International normalized ratio; PLASMIC point when <1.5.

Asked as: “What is the INR?”

Serum creatinine (mg/dL)asks you if undocumentedlabmg/dL

Serum creatinine (not urine).

Asked as: “What is the serum creatinine (mg/dL)?”

Reference for licensed clinicians. Where the registry text carries dose thresholds or conversion factors, they are as published in the cited sources. This page is not a prescribing tool and not individualised medical advice; verify against a current drug reference and the current guideline before acting. Medical disclaimer.

Scoring

7 binary criteria (1 point each): platelets <30, hemolysis present, no active cancer, no transplant history, MCV <90, INR <1.5, creatinine <2.0. Total 0-7.

Interpretation

0-4: Low risk (0-4% probability of TTP) — pursue alternative MAHA etiology. 5: Intermediate risk (~6%). 6-7: High risk (62-82% probability) — initiate empiric plasma exchange and steroids while awaiting ADAMTS13 activity. Does NOT apply when schistocytes are absent or no clinical concern for TMA.

Evidence

Sources carried in Scribeable's citation registry for this calculator; guideline version: Bendapudi PK et al. 2017.

  • Bendapudi PK et al. Derivation and external validation of the PLASMIC score for rapid assessment of adults with thrombotic microangiopathiesBendapudi et al. (PLASMIC) 2017 · 2017 · Level II · link last verified 2026-04-14

How Scribeable handles it in the note

When an encounter activates the PLASMIC Score at the mandatory tier, Scribeable resolves its inputs from the transcript, the pasted chart context and any charted labs, and asks you for a missing input you can supply before the note is finalised. Bedside-exam and separately ordered study values are not requested one input at a time; a calculator that carries a combined clarification question may still put that single question to you.

The score is computed in code from the resolved inputs, not recalled by the language model. If the draft states a PLASMIC Score value that disagrees with the computed one, the disagreement is flagged to the second drafting pass, which is instructed to correct the score and its interpretation before you see the note.

Classified as a risk score: activated strictly, by a documented trigger, never by a permissive reading of the encounter.

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