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Altitude Sickness Risk Assessment

Altitude Sickness Risk Assessment MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate AMS risk, acclimatization needs, and safety protocols for high-altitude trips.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides critical physiological modeling for high-altitude travel. It allows AI agents to assess the probability of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) using the get_ams_risk_score tool. Users can determine safe ascent durations with get_acclimatization_recommendation, receive personalized fluid intake targets via get_hydration_guidelines, and generate emergency response checklists using get_safety_protocol. It is designed to help travelers and expedition planners manage hypoxia-related risks through data-driven physiological insights.

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get_acclimatization_recommendation

Determines the optimal number of days required to safely acclimatize based on the planned ascent

get_ams_risk_score

Calculates the probability and severity of Acute Mountain Sickness for a specific trip profile

get_hydration_guidelines

Provides specific hydration targets to mitigate altitude-related physiological stress

get_safety_protocol

Generates a checklist of emergency actions and warning signs based on the calculated risk

See how to talk to your AI agent using Altitude Sickness Risk Assessment.

What is my AMS risk if I go from 1500m to 4000m with 3 days of acclimatization, a susceptibility of 5, hydration of 8, and fitness of 7?

Your AMS risk score is 6, which is categorized as High Risk. You should monitor for symptoms like headache or nausea.

How many days should I spend acclimatizing for a summit at 5000m starting from 2000m with standard susceptibility?

You should plan for at least 5 days of acclimatization, with an additional 2 days suggested as a safety buffer.

What are my hydration needs at 4500m with a fitness level of 8?

You should aim for 4.5 liters of fluid daily and prioritize electrolyte intake to maintain fluid balance.

The score is based on a physiological model accounting for elevation delta, acclimatization, and individual susceptibility. It is a tool for planning and should not replace professional medical advice.

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