I thought Eliza said they wanted to do blood sitting timer even if blood was rinsed back (still a little blood in line).

Why are we doing this in blood prime? Wouldn't it be easier to do this when we're done w/ rinseback & recirc?

These new functions should be above the test functions.

Please align with the Messaging.c file.
It looks correct in the Messaging.c file.

Move this above the test functions.

What is the use case of this header include?

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Add @message id MSG_ID_TD_UI_GENERIC_CONFIRMATION_REQUEST

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Update function name: handleRinsebackAdditionalState

Thank you for clarifying!

Thank you for clarifying!

Add cumulativeBloodPrimeVolume_mL to ouputs.

Optional: While you are updating, can you please also add bloodPrimeRampFlowRate_mL_min and bloodPrimeState to the inputs?

Add recircAllowed to outputs.

Thank you for clarifying!

initialized using resetRinsebackFlags()

those are initialized in resetTreatmentRecircFlags() and that is called in init

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When we send any message to UI, usually add the message id in the doxygen header like this.

@details \b Message \b Sent: MSG_ID_TD_RESP_TREATMENT_PARAMS_TO_VALIDATE

Please refer to the function sendTreatmentParamsResponse()

When we send any message to UI, usually add the message id in the doxygen header like this.

• @details \b Message \b Sent: MSG_ID_TD_RESP_TREATMENT_PARAMS_TO_VALIDATE

Please refer to the function sendTreatmentParamsResponse()

When we send any message to UI, usually add the message id in the doxygen header like this.

• @details \b Message \b Sent: MSG_ID_TD_RESP_TREATMENT_PARAMS_TO_VALIDATE

Please refer to the function sendTreatmentParamsResponse()

It looks like the rows may be misaligned with the alarm ID declarations.
For example, ALARM_ID_TD_SAFETY_SHUTDOWN_POST_TEST_FAILED is declared as 207.

Should Instructions part be this?

A problem was detected with the hemodialysis device.

Please confirm if the source is DD?

What is the use case of including this header?

What is the use case of including this header?

Should we move this up before the test functions?