No diagnosis and no next steps. Hyperemesis Gravidum. Subsequent Encounter + <20 weeks EGA + Symptom Review = Nausea/Vomiting + yes to any follow up questions

[LudmilaGoichman]

Patient Gatera Itta

[anvmn]

@LudmilaGoichman

Note that this diagnosis is for subsequent encounter. This means that patient had initial encounter, completed it (initial phase and, if required, recurrent phase), and then came for new encounter (say after a few weeks).

Patient Gatera Itta has only one encounter, so I don't think your test flow was correct.

[LudmilaGoichman]

@anvmn

it was Subsequent Encounter

[LudmilaGoichman]

@anvmn It's a (3) case because I entered these symptoms in the first and subsequent encounters. I will check the (2) case and write a comment.

[LudmilaGoichman]

@anvmn

1. The second case (2) also doesn't show a diagnosis: patient Gatera Ketsia

2. If all questions are answered "No", should a diagnosis appear?

[anvmn]

@LudmilaGoichman

Checked the requirements, and updated Excel per https://github.com/TIP-Global-Health/eheza-app/issues/231#issuecomment-1122625234 (changes in bold):

Will also open a PR with a fix, and assign for retest after deploy.

[anvmn]

@LudmilaGoichman deployed to Nutrition env. Please test (both Hyperemesis Gravidum and Severe Vomiting).

[LudmilaGoichman]

@anvmn

• Nutrition env
• Android tablet

Checked and Approved:

1. Hyperemesis Gravidum.

(2) case:

(3) case:

First encounter:

Subsequent encounter:

2. Severe Vomiting

(2) case:

(3) case:

First encounter:

Subsequent encounter: