fix: Replay controls

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voltsrage
2026-06-20 14:41:11 +08:00
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@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ Use the sidebar (desktop) or bottom navigation (mobile) to move between screens.
| **Sepsis bundle** | If sepsis was suspected — four time-critical elements and compliance status |
| **Vital sign charts** | Trends for HR, RR, systolic BP, SpO₂, temperature |
| **NEWS2 history** | How the early warning score changed over time |
| **Replay controls** | Local timeline bar (pause, speed, **Next Alert →**) to step through the case |
| **Replay controls** | Local timeline bar (pause, speed, **Next Alert →**) — scrubs charts/vitals to a point in time; does not control the simulator |
**What to notice:** Would you trust these charts and explanations during a real handoff? Is anything missing?
@@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ Use this during or after your session.
- [ ] Vital sign charts show sensible trends
- [ ] NEWS2 history chart updates over time
- [ ] Sepsis bundle panel appears when sepsis alerts fire
- [ ] **Next Alert →** scrolls to review section and selects alerts
- [ ] **Next Alert →** selects each open alert, scrubs charts to that time, and scrolls the review section into view
### Alert Center
- [ ] Open / Acknowledged / Resolved tabs filter correctly
@@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ No. Rate any alert in any status.
*Useful* = good alert clinically. *Would act* = you would specifically change care because of it. An alert can be useful information but not change your plan — use the button that best matches your reasoning.
**The replay bar doesnt pause the simulator.**
Correct — replay controls only scrub data already loaded in the browser. The facilitator controls simulator speed separately.
Correct — replay controls scrub observation/chart data already loaded in the browser (pause, speed, and **Next Alert →** move a local timeline). The facilitator controls simulator speed separately.
**Dark mode?**
Toggle in the header if your eyes prefer it; all screens support dark mode.