Ai Symptom Intake Conversational Triage

A 52-year-old male member types a single free-text chief complaint describing three concurrent symptoms that together form a classic STEMI symptom triad. The agent is configured to extract a structured complaint object and submit…

Agent extracts all three symptoms — chest tightness, left arm discomfort or paresthesia, and diaphoresis — as co-equal entities in the structured complaint output. It recognizes the multi-symptom constellation as a potential cardiac emergency, assigns urgency to the highest available tier (EMERGENT…

A member opens the intake with a self-diagnosis hypothesis rather than a symptom description. The agent must extract the underlying symptom set (sore throat, dysphagia, duration) and not lock the clinical pathway to strep confirm…

Agent records the chief complaint entity as 'sore throat' with duration 4 days and qualifier 'pain on swallowing' — NOT as 'strep throat' or 'strep query.' It acknowledges the member's hypothesis without adopting it as the clinical framing. The follow-up question set is broad enough to surface at m…

A member uses the abbreviation 'SOB' in a sentence structure that, in context, makes it a colloquial expletive rather than a medical abbreviation — 'feel like a complete SOB.' The agent must resolve abbreviation meaning from cont…

Agent recognizes that 'feel like a complete SOB' is structurally and contextually a colloquial expletive, not a report of 'shortness of breath.' It does NOT extract 'shortness of breath' or 'dyspnea' as a clinical entity from this phrase. The structured complaint reflects the symptoms actually desc…