Sims 4 doctor career diagnosis

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The Sims 4: Get to Work , released on March 30, , is the franchise's first expansion pack, and is centered around work life. Its introduction of active careers is a significant addition to the game and brings back a popular feature from The Sims 3 Ambitions. With this feature, players can take a more immersive approach to their Sims' careers, actively participating and guiding them to complete tasks and earn promotions. No longer will Sims disappear into a rabbit hole during work hours, providing a more interactive experience. Among these active careers in The Sims 4 is the Doctor Career, where Sims interact with patients, diagnose illnesses, and offer treatments.

Sims 4 doctor career diagnosis

Register Here to get rid of ads when browsing the forum. Carl and Pam's The Sims Forum. Please login or register. Pages: [ 1 ] 2 3 All Go Down. I've been playing with the Doctor Career recently, and have become increasingly frustrated with it. It seemed almost impossible to correctly diagnose a sim as the results were almost never narrowed down to one, and any guides on the diseases I found online offered incomplete or even outright incorrect information. After another diagnosis failed, I decided to take matters into my own hands. I started a new file, joined the doctor career, got out a pen and paper, and got to work. I placed her on the Oakenstead lot using freerealestate. I used testingcheats on to max out her Doctor career and Logic skill and give her enough aspiration points to purchase mood based rewards Never Weary, Steel Bladder, etc. These were the only rewards I purchased. I didn't play with her at all really except at work and to pay bills. Her moods were kept up using rewards and testingcheats.

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The Doctor career is one of the most challenging occupations in The Sims 4. Players with the Get To Work will get to enjoy this active career, where you can join your Sims for a day of work and actually control what happens. Beware, though: being a doctor is anything but easy. As a doctor, a Sim must accurately diagnose patients' sicknesses. There are eight illnesses, from mild to deadly, which the Sim must know about. If they get it wrong, their job performance will be severely affected, thus threatening their future not to mention patient lives.

In this Career, you will start with janitorial duties, interruption of actual Doctors with socials , and patient relations and proceed to being able to run your own tests and diagnose patients. As you go forward, the Career gets more defined although menial tasks will still pop up as objectives. You will eventually be able to perform surgeries and deliver Sim Babies as you advance, while your Sim will also have a clearer picture of what is wrong with the patient as they progress. The Doctor's Career level determines success rate with many interactions. Try to take care of patients as much as possible, and do not misdiagnose them, for fear of losing job performance! This guide should help you with those things, as I have a list of symptoms of each illness, while I'll also share the Doctor's career schedule and rewards. The Ideal Mood for this Career is Focused , though it only helps to raise your Sim's work performance bar and does not factor into diagnosing patients. This is best done by using 'Ponder Moves' on a chess table before work or using Browse Simpedia at a computer. This helps a lot.

Sims 4 doctor career diagnosis

When a sim arrives at the hospital, they have a blue heart over their head. Once they have been diagnosed by you or another sim , their heart will switch to red, indicating that they are ready to receive treatment. Blue Heart, needs diagnosis. Red heart, needing some form of treatment. Sims will cough into their hand. Sims will have stars floating around their head and they will have to hold their head in their hand.

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I also tried the science career, and it was almost as bad though maybe worse since there were days where I just couldn't do some of the daily goals. Headache the patient will rub their head A faint red circle may show around their head Steam may come out of their ears. I'm quite sure that a different file would result in quite a different doctor experience. This item has been added to your Favorites. I'd love to hear them. This guide will help those in the Doctor career to diagnose and treat their patients. Symptoms Spot Rash, Itching, and Fever. Sims itch their chest and legs. Straight to the point, well done! The game will fill in spots with new NPCs if someone dies, and if you're not familiar with the faces, mouse over the other Sims in the hospital to see their exact job title. I thought perhaps the focused pictures I hung all around the hospital might be overriding their illness symptoms so I took them down.

As a doctor, you will need to diagnose and treat sick Sims, and you can find the disease by running various tests. You can pick the test from a few options, as shown in the image below. If you diagnose incorrectly, your work performance will decrease, and if you misdiagnose the Sims more than three times, you will be fired from the hospital.

You might be wondering how on earth Sims manage to catch the flu from a llama. A Sim with steam coming from their ears who's wiping their forehead and occasionally thinking about a thermometer likely has a fever. Amaiyasai provided some info on missing illnesses, and I took their rash evidence to be true because of randomness in the game. View mobile website. If you believe your item has been removed by mistake, please contact Steam Support. Cross-Eyed I'm not sure if this is an actual symptom but some sims with Starry Eyes appear cross-eyed. This file was simply to record the diseases and symptoms, not anything else. Triple Threat , as the name suggests, comes with a lot of potential symptoms. Can use the Surgery Tables at work. I've renovated the lab and added a robotics station too. Successful X-Ray and Treadmill tests can be used to discover aliens. See details Show less.