The major concern
is to produce a skeletal system that tracks a patient from the
time they enter the hospital to the time they leave the hospital.
There are two types of patients, military and civilian. There are
two bins that describe the patient’s condition, critical (life
threating) and non-critical. The critical category requires
immediate care upon entry, the paper work can follow, non-
critical care requires that;
1). Triage occur to determine the condition of the patient;
1a). list of medications that the patient is currently on
1b). list of symptoms
1c). current treatment
1d). current and past medical conditions
2). The next steps that should occur, which include;
2a). outpatient/inpatient
2b). if outpatient then contact info for the required
specialist
2c). if in-patient then assignment of a bed and the
correct wing.
2d). Proposed stabilization plan
2d). Proposed treatment plan
2e). Estimate of length of hospital stay.
The stages of a patient’s existence in the hospital is;
i). admitted
ii). Under Treatment
iii). Evaluated and Stable
iv). Discharged
Write the required UML class diagrams that will correctly
describe the class objects that are required to design this
skeletal system. Psuedo code is required that describes each
class as well.
Each function will perform the implementation part and each
attribute depicts the behaviour in this UML Class diagram.
The major concern is to produce a skeletal system that tracks a patient from the time...
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