Visual signs
- Look for body shape, face, or detail changes before opening the shutters.
- Compare the patient against normal animal appearance.
- Reject only when the sign is clear enough to avoid a false positive.
Use these source-backed triage groups before opening the shutters. This is a decision checklist, not a claim that every hidden anomaly is fully cataloged.
These names come from source-backed guide coverage and should be expanded only after direct gameplay or stronger source checks.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Treat as a hazard or suspicious signal during shift triage.
Use it if the suspicious patient turns into an active event.
RoomsUse cautious treatment-room notes for normal patients.
SurvivalUse safer shift priorities when the team is under pressure.