Desk Guide
This page is for the fastest part of anomaly play: the things you should catch before the photo or CCTV ever needs to save you. Good desk reads keep the whole shift cleaner because they stop bad admits before they turn into later room chaos.
Quick Answer
Best Read Order
Many of the fastest rejects start with eyes that are censored, mismatched, oversized, or simply wrong for a normal admit.
Sharp teeth and distorted mouths are some of the easiest do-not-admit tells when the patient is standing right in front of you.
Standing wrong, sitting wrong, or carrying the wrong silhouette usually means you should stop trusting the admit immediately.
Direct page for one of the clearest front-window reject patterns.
Useful when posture itself is the tell and you want the exact anomaly page.
Open this when the problem is not one anomaly, but your whole intake rhythm.
Go back to the full directory if you want desk, photo, and CCTV tells in one hub.
Best follow-up when the desk read is only the first part of your full intake order.
Open this if your front-window read is fine but the printed image is where the admit turns suspicious.
Use this when the patient still feels close enough that you need a camera confirmation before admitting.