Deep Persona Test Report

Generated: 2026-05-05 13:43:47

Persona

Finn - Male, age 16 (finn_16 / olly-male-16)

Year 11 student in Leeds. Plays for the school football team. Twisted his ankle in a match this afternoon. Got home, ice on it, ankle swelling up.

Voice: Bit gruff, slightly minimising - typical teenage boy register. 'It's fine, just a twist'. Will admit detail when pushed. Worries more about missing the next match than the injury itself.

Baseline:

• chronic_conditions: []
• regular_meds: ['nothing']
• allergies: ['nothing known']
• smoker: False

Current presentation

I twisted my ankle in football about an hour ago. It's swollen and hurts to put weight on.

mechanism: Went over on the outside of the ankle going for the ball.

severity: Maybe 6 out of 10 when I try to walk on it.

associated_symptoms:

• Swelling on the outside of the ankle.
• Bruising starting to come up.
• Can hobble on it but it's painful.

DOES_NOT_HAVE:

• no obvious deformity
• no exposed bone
• no numbness or tingling in the foot
• foot is still warm and pink
• no other injuries

Expected band: self-care, pharmacy, gp, 111 Should NOT route to: 999, ambulance

Outcome

Judgement: PASSFinal urgency: self-careFinal disposition: Get help as soon as you canTurns: 6 • Wall time: 46.8s

Transcript

Turn 1 (9865 ms, status 200)

Patient: I twisted my ankle in football about an hour ago. It's swollen and hurts to put weight on. (rationale: The pain and swelling began after the injury.)

Olly: I'm sorry to hear about your ankle. Just to make sure we follow the right steps, did the pain and swelling start specifically because you twisted it during football?

1. Yes, it's because of the injury
2. No, it started before the injury
3. I'd rather speak to someone

Turn 2 (6678 ms, status 200)

Patient: Yes, it's because of the injury. Yeah, I went over on it in the match about an hour ago. It's properly started swelling up since then. (rationale: Finn can walk, albeit with pain.)

Olly: That sounds painful. Are you able to walk 4 steps right now?

1. Yes
2. I'm not sure
3. No
4. I'd rather speak to someone

Turn 3 (3828 ms, status 200)

Patient: Yes. Yeah, I can hobble on it, but it really hurts. (rationale: Finn has swelling as a chief complaint and definitely doesn't have a deformity.)

Olly: I understand. Do either of these apply to your injury?

1. It looks a different shape or like it's come out of its socket
2. I have swelling around the area
3. I'm not sure
4. No
5. I'd rather speak to someone

Turn 4 (4555 ms, status 200)

Patient: I have swelling around the area. Yeah, it's definitely swollen on the outside. Doesn't look a weird shape or anything though. (rationale: My pain is a 6/10, which is not 'extremely painful' but still hurts.)

Olly: Is the injury extremely painful now?

1. Yes
2. I'm not sure
3. No
4. I'd rather speak to someone

Turn 5 (6569 ms, status 200)

Patient: No. It's not extremely painful, but it definitely hurts when I try to put weight on it. Maybe a 6 out of 10. (rationale: I do not have anything tight around my ankle.)

Olly: Is there something tight around your limb, like rings or a plaster cast, which you can't take off?

1. Yes
2. I'm not sure
3. No
4. I'd rather speak to someone

Turn 6 (8693 ms, status 200)

Patient: No. No, I just twisted it about an hour ago so there's nothing on it like that.

Olly: Get help as soon as you can

It sounds like you've had a painful twist.

What to do now:

• Rest your ankle as much as possible and avoid walking on it if it hurts.
• Apply an ice pack (or a bag of frozen peas wrapped in a towel) to the swelling for about 20 minutes every few hours.
• Keep your leg raised on some pillows while you're sitting or lying down to help the swelling go down.
• You can take over-the-counter pain relief like paracetamol or ibuprofen to help with the pain, provided it's safe for you to do so.

When to seek further help:

• If the pain becomes severe or you fi

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