As an example, to better explain the nomogram, if the patient was 70 years old (30 points), PCT of 10 ng/mL (2 points), glucose of 300 mg/dL (3 points), D-dimer of 6 mg/L (2 points), CRP of 20 mg/L (7 points), troponin of 0.2 ng/mL (2 points), BUN of 50 mg/dL (4 points), LOS of 10 days (2 points), MAP of 70 mm Hg (32 points), AST of 1,000 U/L (7 points), temperature of 38°C (14 points), O2Sats of 90% (1 point), platelets of 300 k/mm3 (19 points), Asian of yes (7 points), and stroke of yes (14 points), the total points was 144 and the probability of death was estimated to be more than 90%. The gene discussed is CRP; the disease is stroke disorder.