Knowledge check PINK Device & Kiosk (Wizard) Mode
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SPMED01
Q1 multiple-choice · device-identity PINK is best described as:
Source: SPMED01 §1 — What PINK is.
Explanation: PINK is single-purpose: clinical mastectomy session photography on a low-platform turntable. Not a general product machine, not a 3D scanner.
Q2 multiple-choice · components Which of the following is NOT part of the PINK device that the operator interacts with?
Source: SPMED01 §1 + §2 — Components vs scope boundary.
Explanation: PINK’s session record is sent to the clinic’s records system per the configured integration, but the operator does not directly interact with that EMR system. Operator’s scope ends at the kiosk-confirmed save.
Q3 multiple-choice · kiosk-wizard Why does PINK use a kiosk (wizard) mode instead of a free-form software interface?
Source: SPMED01 §3 — Kiosk (wizard) mode.
Explanation: The wizard exists so every session looks the same, the operator can’t accidentally skip a step, and a new operator can run a session without prior software experience.
Q4 multiple-choice · wizard-sequence In the typical PINK wizard sequence, what comes immediately AFTER the capture rotation completes?
Source: SPMED01 §3 — Typical 8-step sequence.
Explanation: The optional videocall step (if enabled by clinic config) sits between capture and session-complete. The save + return-to-idle happens at the end.
Q5 true-false · configuration-vs-preference The operator can adjust whether at-source anonymization is applied during a session.
Source: SPMED01 §4 — Configuration per clinic policy.
Explanation: Anonymization rules are clinic configuration, not operator preference. Operator does not toggle anonymization on or off.
Q6 multiple-choice · device-states During a session, the operator notices the camera indicator light remains on AFTER the videocall ended. Best classification:
Source: SPMED01 §5 + §7 — Device states + escalation.
Explanation: A camera indicator outside an active videocall is a hard escalate. Privacy boundary depends on hardware behaving as expected.
Q7 multiple-select · daily-rhythm Which of the following belong to the operator’s START-of-day routine on PINK? (Select all that apply.)
Source: SPMED01 §6 — Daily operating discipline.
Explanation: Operator never routinely accesses prior session records — out of scope. All four other items are part of the start-of-day prep.
Q8 multiple-choice · escalation The emergency stop button feels less responsive than yesterday but still triggers. Operator should:
Source: SPMED01 §7 — When to escalate.
Explanation: Safety-critical controls degrade before they fail. A change in feel is a leading indicator. Suspend + escalate; don’t run patients past warning signs.
Q9 multiple-choice · operator-scope A clinical staff member asks the operator to “save the unanonymized version” of a session for the surgeon’s notes. Correct response:
Source: SPMED01 §4 + §7 + SPMED02 cross-ref.
Explanation: Operator does not override clinic config at the request of clinical staff. If unanonymized data is genuinely needed, that’s a clinic-level + PhotoRobot policy conversation, not a session-floor decision.
Q10 true-false · privacy-boundary The PINK videocall camera + microphone are active any time the device is powered on.
Source: SPMED01 §2 + SPMED04 §2.2 — Privacy boundary.
Explanation: Videocall hardware operates only during an active, explicitly initiated videocall step. Hardware-level off outside that step, by design.
Q11 multiple-choice · fault-recovery The kiosk shows a “fault — capture frame missed, please re-run” message mid-session. Patient is still on the platform. Best operator response:
Source: SPMED01 §3 + §5 — Wizard recovery + state handling.
Explanation: Wizard has a defined recovery path for missed frames. Use it. Keep the patient informed during recovery.
Q12 multiple-choice · scope-boundary What is the operator’s authority during a session if the patient asks a clinical question (e.g., “is this swelling normal?”)?
Source: SPMED01 §1 + §7 + SPMED02 cross-ref.
Explanation: Operator handles the device; clinical staff handle clinical content. Acknowledge the patient’s question respectfully + redirect to the appropriate channel.
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