The American Diabetes Association Diabetes Risk Score (ADA Score) is a clinical calculator used to assess the risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adults. This scoring system is based on several factors including age, gender, family history of diabetes, physical activity level, and body mass index (BMI). The ADA Score is particularly useful in primary care settings, where it can help identify individuals at high risk of developing diabetes and guide early intervention strategies. It is not applicable to individuals who have already been diagnosed with diabetes, and its accuracy may be limited in certain populations, such as those with certain ethnic backgrounds or rare forms of diabetes.

American Diabetes Association diabetes risk score (ADA score)

# Criteria
 ## Age, years
A. < 40 (+0)
B. 40-49 (+1)
C. 50-59 (+2)
D. >= 60 (+3)
## Gender
E. Female without previous gestational diabetes (+0)
F. Female with previous gestational diabetes (+1)
G. Male (+1)
## 1st degree relative with diabetes
H. Yes (+1)
I. No (+0)
## Hypertension
J. Yes (+1)
K. No (+0)
## Physically active
L. Yes (-1)
M. No (+0)
## Body mass index, kg/m**2
N. < 25 (+0)
O. 25-30 (+1)
P. 30-40 (+2)
Q. >= 40 (+3)

# Conditions
- score >= 5
- score< 5
- score == 0