BehaviorCompare the patient to the last normal case
An anomaly is easiest to notice when you know what normal timing, movement, and room layout felt like a minute earlier.
- Check posture and movement.
- Listen before entering.
- Compare room state to your previous pass.
DecisionBack out before the check becomes a chase
If the patient or room changes your confidence, step back and re-enter with a route. A slow reset costs less than losing the shift.
- Leave space behind you.
- Do not crowd the patient.
- Call out a strange room to teammates.