Add to inputs : heparinSetupResumeRequested

Add @alarm

Add to inputs : interruptedPreTxHeparinSetupState

Does default mean invalid state (s/w fault) or does it mean it's a state that we don't need to do anything for? If latter, add a comment here saying that.

Use if else or ternary operator to set BOOL to TRUE or FALSE explicitly.

Add a TODO comment to adjust this when new syringe pump assembly is ready.

What if we're in paused state (because your alarm has stop property set)? Should we return TRUE here if in paused state and interrupted state was the await syringe load confirmation state?

Set "Stops" property back to TRUE like the other reserved UI alarms.

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add an empty else block after the last else if block in these functions
handlePreTxHeparinPreloadState
handlePreTxHeparinAwaitSyringeLoadConfirmationState
handlePreTxHeparinSeekState
handlePreTxHeparinPrimeState
handlePreTxHeparinBolusState

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Add initialization for heparinSetupResumeRequested and syringeLoadConfirmed

Align all the function comments

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Should this be the "Load Syringe" alarm that you just added?

I think ( setTxDur - preStop ) should be changed to ( preStop ).
Also, I think preStop should be renamed to hepDurMin.

Can we remote this TODO comment?

Remove blank line.

We should go to dry self test state. Why did this change to Rx state?

Comment - should be "install" not "instll".

I don't see any change here. How does this function get called? I don't see the function being used anywhere - nobody is calling it. I think it should be called by Messaging.c when a UI confirmation msg is received.

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Who is calling this function? Should be coming from UI, right? So should be a message handler (returns BOOL, takes a message as param, function is in table at top of Messaging.c).

Need to set state to preload state I think. Otherwise you will go to interrupted state.

Why did you remote call to init function here? Is it initialized somewhere else?

Use ternary operation to assign TRUE or FALSE explicitly.

This is at end of enum list above. So it should be at end of table here.

What alarm is this? It doesn't look like you've added a new alarm. This is one of the reserved (unused) alarms that UI s/w might use.