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Alex Testcase · SYN-2024-001 · Seven-page packet
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Use the packet and answer key below. Use these reference instructions alongside the saved workspace guide, checking the same source pages used in the homepage samples and downloadable drafts.
One packet and one answer key
Alex Testcase · SYN-2024-001 · 7 PDF pages. Use PDF viewer pages 1–7. Printed footers on pages 3–7 restart at 1 and are not the citation page numbers.
Five facts to verify and one unanswered question
- PDF page 3 · 2024-03-12
The worker reported lumbar pain after the February 1 lifting incident and denied prior back injury.
“Denies prior back injury.”
- PDF page 4 · 2024-03-28
The MRI described an L4-L5 disc protrusion contacting the left L5 nerve root. PDF page 7 repeats this report.
“Findings: L4-L5 disc protrusion contacting the left L5 nerve root.”
- PDF page 5 · 2024-05-06
A left L4-L5 transforaminal epidural steroid injection was performed. Post-procedure pain decreased from 7/10 to 3/10.
“Post-procedure pain reduced from 7/10 to 3/10.”
- PDF page 2 · 2024-06-10
The follow-up records walking and driving limits and continued modified duty. Its pronouns vary; verify identity and attribution.
“Driving is limited to 20 minutes.”
- PDF page 6 · 2024-06-10
The worker reported approximately 50% relief after the injection, pain 4/10, and continued modified duty.
“Work status: Continued modified duty. Re-evaluate in 6 weeks.”
PDF page 1 contains referral questions; PDF page 7 repeats the MRI on page 4. Do not count the duplicate as a second imaging study.
Unanswered question: Was there a prior back injury? The packet records a denial of prior back injury, but it does not independently establish whether a prior injury occurred. Do not infer causation or apportionment from these examples.
This is a fixed, hand-authored answer key. Generated wording and chronology grouping may vary; judge the facts and citations, not identical phrasing.
Optional interface tour · recorded October 16 · 8 min 10 sec
This older recording uses different fictional examples and older button labels. Use the Alex Testcase packet, answer key on this page and the saved workspace guide for this test; you do not need to prepare the larger packet mentioned in the recording.
Detailed review reference
Your first-test progress is saved in the case workspace. These instructions do not maintain a separate checklist or approve a review.
Open your saved workspace guide1. Upload the fictional packet
What success looks like: One seven-page PDF belongs to Alex Testcase, claim SYN-2024-001. Review the processing estimate once, then wait for completion.
2. Check the citations
What success looks like: Check the five answer-key facts on PDF pages 2–6. Each opens the correct file and page and supports the complete statement. Note missing events and unsupported claims.
3. Save a correction
What success looks like: Edit one chronology entry, save, then refresh and reopen the case. Your correction is still present.
4. Review the report draft
What success looks like: Check the generated history against the packet. Physician-authored examination findings and opinions remain yours to complete.
5. Export and inspect
What success looks like: Open the exported chronology and report draft in Word. Check the applicant, citations, and saved correction wherever applicable.
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