ASCVD Risk Level

The ASCVD Risk Level value is sent as part of the final results and can receive one of the following values:

• Low (< 10%): Indicates minimal estimated cardiovascular risk
• Medium (10–20%): Indicates medium estimated cardiovascular risk
• High (> 20%): Indicates high estimated cardiovascular risk

The ASCVD Risk Level indicator is based on the ASCVD Risk result. If any details are missing from the User Information, the ASCVD Risk Level will not be calculated. For more information on User Information, see the User Information page.

This indicator is supported for face measurements.

The application can receive the ASCVD Risk Level result by implementing VitalSignsListener:

Kotlin

override fun onFinalResults(results: VitalSignsResults) {
    runOnUiThread {
        (results.getResult(VitalSignTypes.ASCVD_RISK_LEVEL) as? VitalSignAscvdRiskLevel)?.let { ascvdRiskLevel ->
            Log.i("VITAL SIGN", "ASCVD Risk Level: ${ascvdRiskLevel.value}")
        }
    }
}

Java

@Override
public void onFinalResults(final VitalSignsResults results) {
    runOnUiThread(() -> {
        VitalSignAscvdRiskLevel ascvdRiskLevel = (VitalSignAscvdRiskLevel) results.getResult(VitalSignTypes.ASCVD_RISK_LEVEL);
        if (ascvdRiskLevel != null) {
            Log.i("VITAL SIGN", "ASCVD Risk Level: " + ascvdRiskLevel.getValue());
        }
    });
}

For general information about vital signs see the Vital Signs and Health Indicators Information Document.

For a list of supported vital signs by platform and measurement mode (face/polar), along with their required measurement durations, refer to the Indicators Technical Information page.

Important

Note that vital signs are sent on a background thread. The application must switch to the UI thread in order to perform UI updates.