You will be able to continue your normal daily activities. A radiologist will analyze the images for the presence of calcium.
a) Absence of calcium is considered a "negative" examination; however this does not mean that you may not have soft plaque (atherosclerosis) that may not be visible.
b) If calcium is present, the computer will calculate a calcium score that estimates the extent of coronary artery disease or CAD,
based on the amount of calcium and your age.

Calcium Score	Presence of Plaque
0	No evidence of plaque
1-10	Minimal coronary artery plaque
11-100	Mild coronary artery plaque
101-400	Moderate coronary artery plaque
Over 400	Extensive coronary artery plaque

Please visit the following links for more information:

www.radiologyinfo.org/en/info.cfm?pg=ct_calscoring&bhcp=1

Or

RadiologyInfo.org
Click onto Diagnostic Radiology- Procedure/ Exam-Computed Tomography
Click onto CT Cardiac