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个人健康管理与营养调整操作手册第1章健康管理基础概念 (3)1.1 健康管理的定义与意义 (3)1.2 健康风险评估与干预 (3)1.3 健康生活方式的建立 (4)第2章营养学基础知识 (4)2.1 食物与营养素的作用 (4)2.1.1 能量供应 (4)2.1.2 结构组成 (5)2.1.3 生理功能 (5)2.2 营养素的分类与功能 (5)2.2.1 宏量营养素 (5)2.2.2 微量营养素 (5)2.3 膳食平衡与营养素推荐摄入量 (5)2.3.1 多样化 (5)2.3.2 适量 (5)2.3.3 营养素推荐摄入量 (6)第3章个人健康管理策略 (6)3.1 个性化健康管理方案制定 (6)3.1.1 收集个人信息：包括年龄、性别、身高、体重、血压、血糖、血脂等生理指标，以及个人生活习惯、饮食偏好、运动情况等。
(6)3.1.2 分析健康状况：根据收集到的信息，分析个体的健康状况，找出潜在的健康风险和存在的问题。
(6)3.1.3 制定健康管理目标：根据分析结果，设定合理的健康管理目标，如改善生活习惯、降低患病风险、提高身体机能等。
(6)3.1.4 设计健康管理计划：结合个人特点和健康管理目标，制定相应的饮食、运动、作息等计划。
(6)3.1.5 调整和优化方案：根据执行过程中的反馈，不断调整和优化健康管理方案，保证其有效性。
(6)3.2 健康数据监测与记录 (6)3.2.1 生理指标监测：定期检查体重、血压、血糖、血脂等生理指标，了解身体状况。
(6)3.2.2 生活习惯记录：记录饮食、运动、作息等生活习惯，以便分析其对健康的影响。
(7)3.2.3 健康状况评估：根据监测和记录的数据，评估个体的健康状况，发觉潜在风险。
(7)3.2.4 数据分析与反馈：对监测和记录的数据进行分析，为调整健康管理方案提供依据。
(7)3.3 健康目标设定与追踪 (7)3.3.1 设定具体、可衡量的健康目标：如降低体重、改善血脂水平、提高睡眠质量等。
Health Inspector – User GuideOverview (3)Health Inspector Installation (4)Health Inspector App (4)Health Inspector Results (4)Files (5)Health Inspector Configuration (6)Test Class Audit Parameter (Test_Class_Audit_Parameters__mdt) (6)Global Settings (Global_Settings__c) (12)Scheduling Health Inspector (14)Create Custom Class to Schedule (14)Create Schedule (14)Additional Configuration Options (16)Executing Batch Manually (16)Implement Extension Class (16)Re-Run Last Test Generated (17)Best Practices (18)Page | 2The Health Inspector application was designed to notify a defined set of users of the general “health” of your Salesforce instance’s test classes and code coverage. The Health Inspector is an extremely lightweight application that sends an email notification, at a customizable interval, which documents: •Any test class failures•Confirmation of test classes running longer than a configurable second count•The overall code coverage of the environment and whether it is below a user defined threshold •Flow code coverageLastly it documents the long running Apex Classes & Methods which can be used not only as a reference but also as a baseline for future executions.The Health Inspector app not only notifies a defined set of users but it can also generate a file which contains the results of the execution so you can monitor your results over time or refer back to any previous executions.The application was designed to be administered with simple configuration updates, rather than via code, and can be completely managed via the Salesforce setup menu.Page | 3Page | 4Health Inspector InstallationThe Health Inspector package can be installed from the following AppExchange listing:https:///appxListingDetail?listingId=a0N3A00000FMkhsUAD During the installation process, leave all selected defaults and install for Administrators only. Health Inspector AppAfter installing Health Inspector, you will be able to select the Health Inspector app from the App Launcher:There are two tabs by default in this app – ‘Health Inspector Results ’ & ‘Files ’.Health Inspector ResultsThe Health Inspector Results tab is designed to be the “one stop shop” for managing the application. This screen provides information relevant to:• The last execution of the Health Inspector app (pass or fail)• The resulting status of the last execution• Easy way to view all available configurations• Quick links to manage all configurations or edit individually• Ability to run a one-off execution of a configuration• Quick access to any files generated from executionsPage | 5FilesThis is the native Salesforce Files tab. If you have set Health Inspector to generate files on success/failure, you will be able to see those records on this tab.Health Inspector ConfigurationUpon installation of the Health Inspector application, one Custom Metadata Type record is created: •Test Class Audit Parameter (Test_Class_Audit_Parameters__mdt)Additionally, there is one Custom Setting that can be configured to store details around the last execution of the application:•Global Settings (Global_Settings__c)Below is a summary of the Custom Metadata Type & Custom Setting and how they are used in conjunction with the application.Test Class Audit Parameter (Test_Class_Audit_Parameters__mdt)The ‘Test Class Audit Parameter’ Custom Metadata Type (CMDT) is used to drive the core functionality of the Health Inspector application. Within this CMDT, the following can be configured: •Cadence of the app’s execution•Recipients of the email notifications•Code coverage tolerance amount•Contents of the success & failure email alerts•Code coverage running user•Generation of success or failure File creationUpon installation of the application, two entries will be created: ‘Default’& ‘DefaultWithFlow’. The difference between these two are that the ‘DefaultWithFlow’ entry contains language in the template to support the Flow Code Coverage functionality. Whereas the ‘Default’ entry has language specific to standard code coverage – not including flow. These entries are fully customizable so they can be modified to your exact use case. There is also the option of creating a new entry to support your individual requirements.To create a new or update the existing CMDT entries, na vigate to the Setup menu and type in ‘Custom Metadata Types’ in the search box and select that from the menu. In the resulting screen, find the ‘Test Class Audit Parameter’custom metadata type and click the ‘Manage Records’ link next to it:From the resulting screen, to create a new entry click the New button or to edit one of the existing, click the Edit link to the left of the ‘Default’ or ‘DefaultWithFlow’ entry. For most organizations, one of the Default entries should be used, as it contains the HTML for both the Health Inspector success and failure email templates. For users who are comfortable with HTML, you can feel free to create a new CMDT record and create your own email content.Page | 6Page | 7In the next screen, the following field should be populated based on your requirements:•Information Section o Label - (Required )▪ Enter an intuitive name for the Health Inspector entryo Test Class Audit Parameter Name – (Required )▪ This will default based on the Label value that was provided▪ Note: you will need this value to schedule the Health Inspector in a subsequentstepo Duration Tolerance (seconds)▪ This should be the number of seconds the test should run – for example, if thetest runs longer than X seconds, include it in the notification▪ For reference, 10 seconds is usually a baseline that can be used to determine ifthere is a long running classo Email Distribution▪ Enter the email address or addresses (comma delimited) that should receive theHealth Inspector email resultso Ignore Errors▪ Enter any errors that should be ignored by the Health Inspector logic. Forexample, NO_MAIL_PERMISSION, NO_MASS_EMAIL, etc.o Check Audit Increments – (Required )▪ Enter the minute(s) on the hour that the Health Inspector should be run▪ For example, a value in this field of “1;15;30;45” during the 12:00 hour willexecute at 12:01, 12:15, 12:30 & 12:45o Code Coverage Tolerance*** Important Note ***When upgrading Health Inspector, it will not add newly created fields to existing page layouts. If you don’t see any of the fields listed below on your CMDT setup, it’s likely because they just need to be added via the page layout.▪Enter a numeric value (up to 100) that indicates the code coverage percentage that should be used as a baseline to compare the org’s overa ll test class coverageagainst.▪For example, a value of “90” in this field would mean that if the overall code coverage of the org falls below 90%, this will also show as a notification in theHealth Inspector email alerto Flow Code Coverage Tolerance▪Only applicable if ‘Flow Code Coverage’ is enabled▪Enter a numeric value (up to 100) that indicates the flow code coverage percentage that should be used as a baseline to compare the org’s overall flowcode coverage against.▪For example, a value of “90” in this field would mean that if the overall flow code coverage of the org falls below 90%, this will also show as a notification in theHealth Inspector email alerto Extension Class▪If desired, an extension class can be referenced here which allows the data that is collected as part of the execution can be used in a post process o Administrator Email▪Enter the email address of your primary Salesforce administrator. This information will appear in the footer of the email message that is sent.o Administrator Name▪Enter the name of your primary Salesforce administrator. This information will appear in the footer of the email message that is sent.o Administrator Title▪Enter the title address of your primary Salesforce administrator. This information will appear in the footer of the email message that is sent.o Save File on Success▪If checked, when the app runs, it will create a date & time stamped Salesforce File which includes the contents of the success email that is generated on the specificexecutiono Save File on Failure▪If checked, when the app runs, it will create a date & time stamped Salesforce File which includes the contents of the failure email that is generated on the specificexecutiono Protected Component▪Leave the default value of false/unchecked•Failure Email Sectiono Fail Email Subject▪Enter the Subject line of the email that is sent with the Health Inspector failure resultso Send Email on FailurePage | 8▪Indicates whether an email should be sent if a failure is foundo Fail Email Template▪Contains the HTML body of the failure email message that will be sent via the Health Inspector app▪The ‘Default’ CMDT record contains a preconfigured template howev er this can be adjusted to meet your specific needs•Success Email Sectiono Success Email Subject▪Enter the Subject line of the email that is sent with the Health Inspector success resultso Send Email on Success▪Enter the Subject line of the email that is sent with the Health Inspector failure resultso Success Email Template▪Contains the HTML body of the success email message that will be sent via the Health Inspector app▪The ‘Default’ CMDT record contains a preconfigured template however this can be adjusted to meet your specific needs•Code Coverage Section (optional)o Calculate Flow Code Coverage▪Indicates whether a calculation of flow code coverage should be done as part of the Health Inspector execution▪Important Note: Requires a Connected App, Auth Provider & Named Credentials to be created to work as intended•Creating a Connected App:https://sforce.co/2D71HWd•Setup an Auth Provider:https://sforce.co/333ZZQ3•Create Named Credentials: https://sforce.co/37mxpwLo Calculate Code Coverage▪Indicates whether a calculation of code coverage should be done as part of the Health Inspector execution▪Important Note: Requires a Connected App, Auth Provider & Named Credentials to be created to work as intended•Creating a Connected App:https://sforce.co/2D71HWd•Setup an Auth Provider:https://sforce.co/333ZZQ3•Create Named Credentials: https://sforce.co/37mxpwLo Named Credential▪Enter the name of the Named Credential that was created to support the Calculate Code Coverage functionality▪Only required if using this functionalityOnce all the information has been entered, click the Save button.Page | 9Page | 10If you are creating more than one configuration for the Health Inspector app, simply repeat these steps until a custom metadata type record has been created for each individual scenario.Sample email result when using the ‘DefaultWithFlow’ option provided within the app:Page | 11Page | 12Global Settings (Global_Settings__c)The ‘Global Settings ’ Custom Setting is used to house the last successful run date/time and status of the Health Inspector application.T he application will automatically create a Custom Setting record on its initial run however if you’d like to set initial values, navigate t o the Salesforce Setup menu and type in ‘Custom Settings’ in the search box and select that from the menu. In the resulting screen, click on the Manage link to the left of the ‘Global Settings’ entry:Next, click on the ‘New’ button at the top of the screen. Do not click the ‘New’ button found right above the list view as these two buttons result in varying setups.After clicking ‘New’, you will be brought to a screen that shows a ‘Last Run Date/Time’ field and a ‘Last Run Status’ field. You can leave both fields null and just click the ‘Save’ button.Page | 13As you finalize the Health Inspector setup and the app runs, the values from your execution will write back to this Custom Setting. In doing so, those values will then be shown on the ‘Health Inspector Results’ tab found within the application.Scheduling Health InspectorCreate Custom Class to ScheduleIn order to schedule the Health Inspector application to run on a custom CMDT entry: •Go to the Developer Console → File → New → Apex Class•Enter a name for the classo For example, if you’re CMDT entry is called ‘MyTest’, then perhaps give it a name of ‘HealthInspector_MyTest’•Click OK•Overwrite the default class text with the following:*The “HealthInspector_MyTest’ value should be replaced with the name you gave the class in the second step**The “Default” value in the above snippet should be replaced with the name of the CMDT that was configured as part of the setup process.Create ScheduleTo schedule the ‘Default’or ‘DefaultWithFlow’ entry:•Go to the Salesforce Setup menu•Search for ‘Apex Classes’ in the left-hand navigation and select it•Click on the ‘Schedule Apex’ button•From the resulting screen, enter the following information:o Job Name = <Enter intuitive name for the schedule>Page | 14o Class Name▪If you are using the ‘Default’ CMDT, then se lectHealthInspectorScheduler_Default▪Else, if you are using the ‘DefaultWithFlow’ CMDT, then selectHealthInspectorScheduler_DefaultWithFlow▪Otherwise, you’ll want to select the class that was defined/deployed in the ‘Create Custom Class to Schedule’ section.o Select the appropriate frequency for executiono Click SavePage | 15Additional Configuration OptionsThere are a few additional configuration options available in the Health Inspector application – executing the batch manually, implementing an extension class and re-running the last test that was generated.Executing Batch ManuallyIn some instances, you may want to manually execute the Health Inspector app to verify your configuration before putting it on a scheduled frequency. In order to do this, simply go to the Developer Console → Debug → Open Execute Anonymous Window and paste the following:*The “CMDT Name” value in the above snippet should be replaced with the name of the CMDT that was configured as part of the setup steps.Implement Extension ClassIn some instances, you may want to take the data collected by the Health Inspector application and use that in a secondary process. The application allows you to do this by referencing an Extension Class which is configured in the Test Class Audit Parameter CMDT. The Extension Class should reference the processResults method to return this information. For example:*The “SAMPLE DEBUG” value in the above snippet can be replaced with any debug information that should be written out at the time of its executionPage | 16Re-Run Last Test GeneratedIn some instances, you may want to re-rerun the last test that was generated. In order to do this, you can simply run the following snippet via the Developer Console:*The “Default” value in the above snippet should be replaced with the name of the CMDT that was configured as part of the setup process.Page | 17Best PracticesIn some cases, you may find that the Health Inspector executions result in a ‘UNABLE_TO_LOCK_ROW’ error which is caused by tests attempting to run in parallel and ultimately caused by record contention between more than one test. To alleviate this issue, follow the steps found at the following link under the ‘Best Practices for Parallel Test Execution’ section:•https:///docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_testing_best_practices.htmPage | 18。
智能健康监测设备操作手册第一章：设备概述 (2)1.1 设备简介 (2)1.2 功能特点 (2)1.3 适用人群 (3)第二章：设备安装与调试 (3)2.1 开箱与检查 (3)2.2 设备安装 (3)2.3 调试与校准 (4)第三章：设备连接与配置 (4)3.1 连接电源 (4)3.2 连接网络 (4)3.3 配置设备参数 (5)第四章：用户注册与登录 (5)4.1 用户注册 (5)4.1.1 注册流程 (5)4.1.2 注意事项 (5)4.2 用户登录 (6)4.2.1 登录方法 (6)4.2.2 常见问题 (6)4.3 修改个人信息 (6)4.3.1 修改方法 (6)4.3.2 注意事项 (6)第五章：监测项目与操作 (6)5.1 心率监测 (6)5.2 血压监测 (7)5.3 血氧饱和度监测 (7)5.4 体温监测 (7)第六章：数据分析与报告 (8)6.1 数据查询 (8)6.2 数据分析 (8)6.3 报告 (9)第七章：设备维护与保养 (9)7.1 清洁与消毒 (9)7.1.1 清洁方法 (9)7.1.2 消毒方法 (9)7.2 电池更换 (10)7.2.1 电池更换步骤 (10)7.2.2 注意事项 (10)7.3 软件升级 (10)7.3.1 软件升级步骤 (10)7.3.2 注意事项 (10)第八章：故障排除与售后服务 (10)8.1 常见故障排除 (11)8.2 联系售后服务 (11)第九章：安全注意事项 (11)9.1 使用安全 (12)9.2 存储安全 (12)9.3 数据安全 (12)第十章：设备应用案例 (13)10.1 家庭健康监测 (13)10.2 医疗机构应用 (13)10.3 养老机构应用 (13)第十一章：设备发展趋势 (14)11.1 技术发展趋势 (14)11.2 市场发展趋势 (14)第十二章：附录 (15)12.1 术语解释 (15)12.2 参数规格 (15)12.3 联系方式 (15)第一章：设备概述1.1 设备简介科技的发展，各种设备不断涌现，为我们的生活和工作带来诸多便利。
