Calling the next patient too early
Finish the form, treatment, and current task prompt before starting another case.
Clear the 10-patient first shift by following task prompts, using the patient bed, checking available evidence, completing treatment branches, and leaving when the shift ends.
Quick answer, Step-by-step patient loop, If you're stuck fixes, Common mistakes, and FAQ are all below for the 10-patient first shift.
Night 1 uses a 10-patient target in an observed 12am-to-6am shift. Handle the current patient completely before calling the next one, and review more than one warning category before the form decision.
The exact treatment branch can vary, but the patient-processing pattern stays readable when you follow the active task.
Use the task text as the immediate objective. Walk to the marked interaction rather than guessing which room object advances the shift.
Call or guide the next patient, then position them at the examination bed so the current checks and treatment prompts can become available.
Compare the patient form, heart-rate reading, approximate 37°C temperature expectation, night-vision view, and visible condition. Do not turn one uncertain sign into a final answer.
Follow the active prompt for the current patient. Branches can differ, so return to the task text after each interaction instead of repeating the last patient's actions.
Check the displayed photo, name, age, and injury before using the available decision controls. If a visual warning conflicts with measurements, recheck because hallucinations can occur.
Repeat the loop without abandoning an unfinished patient. When the patient count is complete, follow the leave-shift prompt to finish Night 1 and reach the completion state.
Return to the active patient and the task prompt before retrying unrelated room interactions.
Finish the form, treatment, and current task prompt before starting another case.
Recheck a measurement or the form because the protocol warns about hallucinations.
Return to the displayed objective whenever an interaction appears to do nothing.
Use heart rate and temperature as warning categories; no exact range is confirmed here.
Current answers that keep unknown thresholds and branches visible.
The current Night 1 flow uses a 10-patient target.
The observed in-game window runs from 12am to 6am, but real play time depends on interaction speed and retries.
Read the current task again, return to the active patient, and check the bed, treatment interaction, form, and computer before calling anyone else.
The protocol identifies warning types, but no single automatic verdict rule is confirmed. Cross-check a different category.