Pathomechanism: from cause to symptom

See how KDoctor records the Traditional Chinese Medicine pathomechanism (病机). You tell Dr. Liu Feng, the Traditional Chinese Medicine agent, about the visit in your own words: the complaint, the symptoms, the tongue and the pulse. He organizes the findings, classifies the case by the Eight Principles, differentiates the pattern and asks for what's missing. Then he proposes the pathomechanism, the chain that runs from the cause to the mechanism and from the mechanism to each manifestation, and he asks before recording: only after you confirm does it go into the record. The narrative is saved in the diagnosis, with the Chinese terms alongside, and the diagram draws the same chain as a flowchart, with each manifestation linked to the mechanism that explains it. Everything stays in draft for you to review and correct before signing, and the clinical report the agent puts together at the end of the visit carries the same flowchart.