Read carefully below case study.

The patient has seen a medical receptionist who has created a record in the system and

collected the patients personal information (name, address, age, etc.). A nurse is logged on

to the system and is collecting medical history. The nurse searches for the patient by family

name. If there is more than one patient with the same surname, the given name (first name

in English) and date of birth are used to identify the patient. The nurse chooses the menu

option to add medical history. The nurse then follows a series of prompts from the system to

enter information about consultations elsewhere on mental health problems (free text input),

existing medical conditions (nurse selects conditions from menu), medication currently

taken (selected from menu), allergies (free text), and home life (form). The patients record

does not exist or cannot be found. The nurse should create a new record and record personal

information. Patient conditions or medication are not entered in the menu. The nurse should

choose the other option and enter free text describing the condition/medication.

Patient cannot/will not provide information on medical history. The nurse should enter free

text recording the patients inability/unwillingness to provide information. The system

should print the standard exclusion form stating that the lack of information may mean that

treatment will be limited or delayed. This should be signed and handed to the patient. Record

may be consulted but not edited by other staff while information is being entered. User is

logged on. The patient record including medical history is entered in the database, a record

is added to the system log showing the start and end time of the session and the nurse

involved.

Q#1 Design Activity diagram of above case study

Q#2 Design Communication diagram of above system