B.1.5:5.2 - Emergency Intake

RegisterPatient, AssessVitals, ClassifyUrgency, and RouteToCare are independently identified Methods. For a one-off protocol review, the practitioner may state two local claims in ordinary language: the intended vital-sign result meaning of AssessVitals must satisfy the admitted input meaning of ClassifyUrgency; and the declared triage rule decides which admitted urgency category holds from the declared vital-sign conditions and, when the protocol uses them, the declared symptom conditions, then maps that category to one compatible RouteToCare. If no category or several incompatible categories hold, the practitioner stops the routing decision and returns the guard rule for repair. These are useful claim contents, not MethodResultPreconditionRelation or MethodDispatchRelation admissions.

This review is deliberately hypothetical and non-load-bearing. It compares the four Methods and the two claims but does not assert a persisted U.Structure or a selection judgment. If a later receiving use needs an A.22-selected structure, its selection must identify the exact selecting system, selection Method, dated selection Work and bindings, and—where the result must persist—the result episteme. The structure itself is then identified by all four A.22 discriminators: exact constituents, exact independently admitted obtaining relation occurrences, applied constraints, and use frame. The present local claims cannot be relabelled as such occurrences merely to fill that list.

The comparison still discriminates the non-composite case. No reusable whole action, complete precondition-to-result boundary, response to every guard conflict, or whole reidentification rule has been established. A wall poster may be a carrier bearing a publication form; an exact U.MethodDescription edition is a different claim-bearing episteme, and an actual publication occurrence is what makes that edition available to an audience. For intake Work, recover each actual performer through A.13 and admit the Work independently through A.15.1. Only if this comparison also consumes which assignment covered that Work should it separately check the A.2.1 occurrence and obtaining F.6 attribution; capability or admission claims consumed by entry remain separate. None of these facts is a Method part.

If a later hospital protocol first identifies an exact A.3.1 Method such as EmergencyIntakeMethod-v4 with the missing whole semantics, B.1.5 can test its composite-method qualification. Neither a poster, the one-off comparison, nor a later selected structure turns into that Method.