Exact Inspection Answers and Verdicts

Here is the classic Quarantine Zone: The Last Check trap: you do a full sad little medical parade, send the person to the right door, then the game stamps you with Poor Inspection like the apocalypse has a middle manager. Most of the time, the verdict was not the problem. You missed a tiny mark, a back-side lung sound, a hidden UV glow, or an unknown symptom that needed the Lab.

Use this section as the answer sheet. A verdict is the final place you send a survivor. Survivors Block means safe housing in the living block. Quarantine means hold them and check again later. Liquidation means confirmed infection. Lab means research an unknown symptom before you guess. You are the last useful person at the gate, so be cold, clear, and annoyingly thorough.

Fast Verdict Rules

No symptoms or green-only symptoms: Send to Survivors Block after marking every visible finding.
Any orange symptom and no red symptom: Send to Quarantine. Orange means possible infection, not proof.
Any red symptom: Send to Liquidation. One confirmed red finding is enough.
Unknown symptom: Send to the Lab and finish the lab test. Do not freestyle the paperwork with a corpse budget.
Plain contraband only: Confiscate it, then judge the survivor by infection signs. UV contraband or contaminated baggage is a red problem.

Exact Answer Table

Check	Finding	Verdict	Confirmation note
Visual or Scanner	Yellow eyes, freckles, herpes, red skin, bruises, nosebleed	Survivors Block	Green-only signs. Mark them anyway or the inspection grade may sulk.
Visual or Scanner	Conjunctivitis, skin rash, pale skin, red bruise, skin cuts, mouth bleeding, aggression	Quarantine	Orange signs. Hold them and recheck after sleep.
Visual or Scanner	Red eyes, green skin, bite mark, necrosis, eye pus, nose pus	Liquidation	Red signs. Finish the full inspection first if you want the best rating.
Thermopulsometer	Temperature below 37°C or pulse below 120 BPM	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Normal range. Still check the body and tools.
Thermopulsometer	Temperature 37°C-41°C or pulse 120-180 BPM	Quarantine	Orange range. This is the classic maybe-sick, maybe-doomed bucket.
Thermopulsometer	Temperature 41°C-45°C or pulse 180-200 BPM	Liquidation	Red range. The numbers have stopped being polite.
Stethoscope	Sickly breath	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Check both front and back lung spots before deciding.
Stethoscope	Nonspecific respiration	Quarantine	Often sounds like an odd wheeze or broken breath pattern.
Stethoscope	Infected breath or growling lung sound	Liquidation	Red breathing result. The lungs have joined the wrong team.
Reflex Hammer	Normal reflex or absent reflex	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Normal movement is fine. Absent reflex is green, not infected.
Reflex Hammer	Hyperaggressive reflex	Quarantine	Orange. Mark it before sending them to observation.
Reflex Hammer	Crossed reflex	Liquidation	Red. The opposite limb reacts, which is extremely bad news in clipboard language.
Matioscope	Ocular spicular bacterium, thread cluster, ocular helminth, adenoviral body	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Green eye findings. Focus through each layer before clearing them.
Matioscope	Phage complex or chromatic staphylococcus	Quarantine	Orange eye findings. Park them in observation.
Matioscope	Necrotic plume or corneal infiltrate	Liquidation	Red eye findings. No amount of blinking fixes that.
X-Ray	Fatty hepatosis or internal bleeding	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Green internal findings. Mark them, then keep checking.
X-Ray	Color differences	Quarantine	Orange. Switch through all X-Ray views so you do not miss a second organ issue.
X-Ray	Moldy organ or organ necrosis	Liquidation	Red. Also check for internal contraband while you are already doing the worst scan of the day.
UV Light	UV vapor floating near the body	Survivors Block if nothing else is orange or red	Green vapor is not the same as a glowing mark on skin.
UV Light	UV symptom on skin or UV contraband in baggage	Liquidation	Red. Glow on the body or infected items means confirmed infection.

Quarantine Recheck Answers

Check quarantined survivors first after sleeping. Their old symptom boxes may still be selected, so uncheck anything that disappeared. If all orange symptoms are gone and no red signs appear, send them to Survivors Block. If an orange symptom is still there, keep them in Quarantine. If a red sign appears, liquidate. If they turn into a zombie, clear them before the holding area becomes a very small buffet.

Common Bad-Call Recovery

If you got Poor Inspection but the verdict felt right, repeat the missed-symptom sweep in this order: hands, feet, back, under arms, sunglasses off, front lungs, back lungs, all X-Ray views, Matioscope layers, baggage, then UV on skin and items. Coughing points you to breathing. Sneezing points you to temperature. Hiccups point you to pulse. Holding the stomach points you to X-Ray. Narrowed eyes point you to Matioscope. The fix is not to panic-liquidate everyone; it is to make the next inspection boring and complete.

Resource note: Quarantine beds, medicine, food, and time are real costs, but so is killing a recoverable survivor and missing your evacuation count. When the answer is green, move them through. When the answer is orange, spend the bed. When the answer is red, protect the camp. That rhythm keeps the checkpoint alive longer than heroic guessing ever will.

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