Medical Report

Medical Report

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Registry ID: bioforge:medical_report.

#Tools The Medical Report is a printable document that contains all diagnostic data recorded for a patient using the Clipboard. It serves as a permanent record of a patient’s vital signs, respiratory status, neurological reflexes, visual symptoms, and blood type.

How to obtain it

• Hold a Clipboard with a patient assigned (and data recorded) in one hand.
• Hold Paper in the other hand.
• Right‑click with the Clipboard - the Paper is consumed and you receive a Medical Report item.
• Printing does not destroy the Clipboard's existing text and patient findings.

What the report shows

The report’s tooltip displays the same sections as the Clipboard:

Section	Content
Vital Signs	Temperature (°C with fever/hypothermia/normal status), Heart Rate (Normal/Tachy/Brady), SpO₂ (%) and Perfusion Index (Strong/Moderate/Weak)
Respiratory	Lung Sounds (Normal/Crackle)
Neurological	Reflex Delay and Strength (High/Moderate/Low/None)
Visual Inspection	Redness, Lesions, Secretion, Swelling (High/Moderate/Low/None)
Blood Analysis	Blood Type (e.g., A+) and individual Anti‑A, Anti‑B, Anti‑D results (+ or -)

• If a measurement was never taken, the report shows “- No data -”.
• Incomplete blood tests show “Incomplete - test all reagents”.
• Unstable readings (from movement, etc.) are marked with “(?)”.

Visual & storage details

• The report’s tooltip is the only way to read it - there is no interactive GUI.
• All patient data is obfuscated in NBT using NbtObfuscator, so it cannot be read with /data or other mods.
• Compatible Medical Reports stack up to 16.
• Hold Paper in the other hand and use the report to create a copy.
• Hold a Book and Quill in the other hand to append the readable report without consuming or clearing the source report; the book GUI does not open during transfer.
• Reports used as Vaccine Maker evidence are bound to an exact infection fingerprint. A report for another strain does not raise research quality.