Medication evidence profile
Carbinoxamine
Clinical overview
Carbinoxamine has public medication-list entries in JARS 2025, BAAS 2019, KABS 2020 open validation supplement, and CALS 2022 Table 4. These are 4 separate source versions, each with its own evidence and definitions.
Source-specific scores
| Source | Score |
|---|---|
| JARS | 3 |
| Yamada-ABS | Not listed |
| BAAS | 3 |
| Swe-ABS | Not listed |
| GABS | Not listed |
| KABS | 3 |
| CALS | 3 |
How to read this: 0 means the source explicitly assigned zero. “Not listed” means the source did not provide a score for this medication. Scores from different scales are not averaged.
How to interpret the evidence
4 of 7 public source versions contain an explicit medication-list entry for carbinoxamine.
The available rows for carbinoxamine display the same numeric value. Agreement of the displayed numbers does not establish identical methods, clinical meaning or patient-level risk.
None of the public rows in this profile is an explicit zero. An unlisted source still supplies no value.
Source labels and provenance · 4 observations
- Japanese Anticholinergic Risk Scale (JARS) 2025 English translation
Source label: Carbinoxamine. Published value: 3.
Source version: JARS-2025
Source location: RC4 source recovery; recovery_scope=primary_table_complete; ATC=R06AA08
Observation: JARS_2025_R0128; rating state: published_rating. - Brazilian Anticholinergic Activity Scale 2019
Source label: Carbinoxamine. Published value: 3.
Source version: BAAS-2019
Source location: RC4 source recovery; recovery_scope=primary_table_complete
Observation: BAAS_2019_R0008; rating state: published_rating. - KABS 2019 scale - 2020 open validation supplement
Source label: Carbinoxamine. Published value: 3.
Source version: KABS-2020-validation-supplement
Source location: Additional file 1; category Antihistamines; table row 27
Observation: KABS2020_SUPP_0088; rating state: published_validation_supplement_rating. - CALS 2022 - primary final Table 4
Source label: Carbinoxamine. Published value: 3.
Source version: CALS-2022-primary-table4
Source location: Table 4; literal capture row 62; displayed table row 9; displayed column 6
Observation: CALS2022_T4_0062; rating state: published_final_table_rating.
What this page does not establish
- No medication-list entry is available here from Yamada-ABS 2023, Swe-ABS 2023, and GABS 2018. These gaps remain “Not listed”; no score is inferred from another source or from class membership.
- No route inference unless present in the source label.
- These source records do not estimate an individual’s probability of harm or establish whether to start, stop or change a medication. Ordinal source scores are not averaged into a UnifiedACB score.
References
- Mizokami F, Mizuno T, Taguchi R, et al. Development of the Japanese Anticholinergic Risk Scale: English translation of the Japanese article. Geriatr Gerontol Int. 2025;25(1):5-13. doi:10.1111/ggi.15001. Open source
- Nery RT, Reis AMM. Development of a Brazilian anticholinergic activity drug scale. Einstein (Sao Paulo). 2019;17(2):eAO4435. doi:10.31744/einstein_journal/2019AO4435. Open source
- Suh Y, Ah YM, Han E, et al. Dose response relationship of cumulative anticholinergic exposure with incident dementia: validation study of Korean anticholinergic burden scale. BMC Geriatr. 2020;20(1):265. doi:10.1186/s12877-020-01671-z. Open source
- Ramos H, Moreno L, Pérez-Tur J, Cháfer-Pericás C, García-Lluch G, Pardo J. CRIDECO Anticholinergic Load Scale: an updated anticholinergic burden scale. Comparison with the ACB Scale in Spanish individuals with subjective memory complaints. J Pers Med. 2022;12(2):207. doi:10.3390/jpm12020207. Open source
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