15 devices — the adjudicated READY set of the Mnemonics Production Dossier: every device verified against named sources in the adjudication pass, its canonical form, variants and rejected forms printed exactly as that pass fixed them.
Causes of post-operative fever, by timing — kept as a versions-dispute card
⚖️ This device has no single canonical form — flip the card for the competing published versions, side by side, with the rejected form and its correction.
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-137 · 5 Ws — VERSIONS DISPUTE
The expansion — the lead form
WWaves — ECG waves: MI (commonest on POD 0)
WWind — pneumonia (atelectasis dropped: no clear fever–atelectasis association)
WWater — urinary tract infection
WWound — surgical site infection (superficial + deep/organ-space)
WWalking — venous thromboembolism
The versions in dispute — side by side, never blended
Revised Rule of W (Hyder et al. 2015)Lead form
WWaves — ECG waves: MI (commonest on POD 0)
WWind — pneumonia (atelectasis dropped: no clear fever–atelectasis association)
WWater — urinary tract infection
WWound — surgical site infection (superficial + deep/organ-space)
WWalking — venous thromboembolism
Source: Hyder et al., J Surg Educ 2015;72(3):430-437 (NSQIP, n > 614,000)
VERSIONS DISPUTE — kept as a dispute card by the adjudication: the revised (evidence-based) set leads; the classic set prints beside it as the traditional form. The two are never blended.
Exam variant (footnote): Medbullets prints "wind, water/womb, walking, wound, weird/wonder drugs" with different timing.
UNRESOLVED (register D-37): the Tamer-supplied list's extensions (Widgets; Wabscess; Wing/Waterway) remain Tamer-list-only — recorded here as an open question, not printed as versions.
Variants recorded: PINCH MEE (Buckinghamshire NHS formulary guideline — adds Electrolytes as a ninth item) and the extended PINCHES ME.
Source note: the Cureus abstract's own gloss skips Nutrition; its British Geriatrics Society quotation includes it — the BGS list, printed here, is canonical.
Full 11-item form: the second A (Acute vascular) is the item one study guide's rendering omits — the omission is recorded at adjudication; the card carries the complete form.
AMBOSS and Cornell eClinpath corroborate the rule in search results (round-2 adjudication); the Brainscape-only source previously on file is superseded.
The prophylaxis bundle that rides with it (text, not letters): early mobilisation · graduated compression · prophylactic anticoagulation
Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them
Honest scope flag (adjudication): SCD names the DEVICE — the C and D letters do not encode chemoprophylaxis or ambulation; the bundle items ride along as text, not letters, exactly as printed above.
The guideline's surrounding volumes/rates (CG174 §§1.4–1.5) are flagged for the UpToDate queue (§5); the 5 Rs expansion itself carries no dose or threshold.
Round-2 adjudication candidate N-16 (Corpus 5); production number M-260 assigned at the Wave 3 build — the dossier's M-sequence ended at M-250.
Nutritional risk screening — the score's components
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-261 · NRS-2002
The expansion
Impaired nutritional status — scored 0–3
Severity of disease — scored 0–3
Age adjustment — +1 if ≥70 years
Total 0–7
Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them
A name-device whose published components form the expansion — the AIMS65 precedent (round-2 adjudication). Citation correction: PMID 12880610 is the ESPEN guidelines paper carrying the NRS-2002 appendix; the method paper is PMID 12765673.
The grading criteria bands and the ≥3 at-risk threshold are flagged for the UpToDate queue (§5); the full grading table is not printed on this card.
Round-2 adjudication candidate N-17 (Corpus 5); production number M-261 assigned at the Wave 3 build — the dossier's M-sequence ended at M-250.