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Abbey Pain Scale Calculator (Abbey 2004)
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Abbey Pain Scale Calculator (Abbey 2004) is a paid API for AI agents from api.magentlab.com, paid per call via x402, $0.005/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Computes the Abbey 2004 pain scale total score and severity band from six caller-assigned 0–3 item ratings for non-verbal patients
Price / call$0.005
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Abbey 2004 observational pain scale from six caller-assigned 0-3 items (vocalization, facial_expression, change_in_body_language, behavioural_change, physiological_change, physical_changes) using that paper's absent/mild/moderate/severe descriptors. magent sums only (max 18) and returns Abbey 2004 bands: 0-2 none, 3-7 mild, 8-13 moderate, 14+ severe. magent does not observe the patient. Not a pain diagnosis or analgesic order. Not PAINAD.
Output
Returns the integer sum of the six Abbey 2004 items (range 0–18) and the corresponding severity band label: 'none' (0–2), 'mild' (3–7), 'moderate' (8–13), or 'severe' (14–18). Does not perform patient observation or issue clinical diagnoses.
Example use cases
Aged care pain triage for non-verbal resident
“I'm assessing a non-verbal dementia resident. They're whimpering quietly (vocalization 1), grimacing (facial expression 2), guarding their hip (body language change 2), refusing meals today (behavioural change 1), pulse slightly elevated (physiological change 1), and they have an existing pressure area (physical changes 2). Can you run the Abbey pain scale and tell me their score and severity band?”
Palliative care handover documentation
“For the handover notes, I need the Abbey 2004 score for our patient: vocalization 0, facial expression 1, body language change 0, behavioural change 1, physiological change 2, physical changes 3. What's the total and which severity band does that fall into?”
Automated pain monitoring in clinical workflow
“My care workflow needs to check pain level for a resident using the Abbey scale — vocalization rated 3, facial expression 2, change in body language 3, behavioural change 2, physiological change 2, physical changes 1. Calculate the Abbey total and tell me if that's mild, moderate, or severe.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://api.magentlab.com/api/calc/abbeyWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to compute and classify a formal Abbey 2004 pain score for a patient who cannot self-report (e.g. advanced dementia, post-operative unconscious, cognitively impaired elderly), and the caller has already made the six Abbey item observations. Prefer this over PAINAD or other scales when your clinical protocol specifically requires Abbey 2004 scoring and severity banding.
Side effects
- Missing any of the six required query parameters returns an error
- Any item value outside integer range 0–3 is rejected
- Non-integer (e.g. decimal or string) inputs cause validation failure
- Confusing this with PAINAD or other pain scales may yield clinically inappropriate results — this endpoint uses strictly Abbey 2004 criteria
Input
Schema · Request body
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| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
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