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The Daily-Weight Scale

Master the device — then watch it light up in your room.
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Coach Katie
Welcome back to the Skills Lab. 😊 Today's device is the humble standing scale — and a daily weight is one of the most powerful numbers we track. On a heart- or kidney-patient, a couple of kilos overnight is usually fluid, not fat. But the number only means something if we take it the same way every day. Let's set it up right, read today's weight against yesterday's, and decide what to do.
Yesterday
70.0 kg
154 lb
→
Today
72.2 kg
159 lb

1Set up for an accurate weight

Tap every practice that keeps a daily weight consistent. (Select all that apply.)

2Read & compare

Yesterday 70.0 kg (154 lb) → Today 72.2 kg (159 lb). What changed?

3Interpret & act

A gain like this in a day or two — what's the right move?

🏥 Your Skills Lab Room

Every device you master lights up here. (Building toward the full real-room photo Dr. Rob is sending.)
⚑ Build notes for Lucy/Pace & Dr. Rob: swap the stand-in logo for FFH_WHITE_LOGO_SRC; when Dr. Rob sends the real hospital-room photo, we can map each device hot-spot onto it so tapping a device opens its skill module. The fluid/rate physiology here is a teaching model, not a dosing tool — clinical fluid choice always follows the provider's order.
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