1. Name of the product of this design: An electronic device having an operation display portion with a cascaded
graphical user interface for constructing an
antibiotic sensitivity test for microorganisms. 2. Purpose of this design product: This design product is used for an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this design product lie in the content requiring protection of the
graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: main view. 5. Purpose of the
graphical user interface: Overall purpose of the interface: For microorganisms
in patient samples, clinicians use the interface to determine the drugs to which the microorganisms are susceptible and build cascades for candidate
drug families. If the microorganisms show resistance to drugs in the previous layer, users can create multiple
layers to prevent over-selection of
antibiotics to prevent the microorganisms from developing resistance. The part of the interface is the operation display part of the
cascade graphical
user interface. The buttons on the left side of the interface allow users to add new cascades or view existing cascades; the two buttons in the upper right corner of the interface are used to delete and save cascades; users can enter the
cascade name in the first rectangular box from the left at the top, click the second rectangular box to select the biological interpretation group, and click the third rectangular box to select the style type; users can edit the
drug family name by clicking the pen icon in the middle of the interface, click the "Select
drug" rectangular box to select a specific drug, and click the "+" rectangular box on the right to add a new drug
cascade; click the "+" rectangular box at the bottom to add a new drug family. After the user clicks the rectangular box "Select drug" in the middle of the main view to select a drug, the interface changes to Change State Figure 1; after the user clicks the rectangular box "Select drug" in Change State Figure 1 to select a drug, the interface changes to Change State Figure 2; after the user clicks the rectangular box with a "+" symbol on the middle right of the interface in Change State Figure 2, the interface changes to Change State Figure 3; after the user clicks the rectangular box "Select drug" in the second column in the middle of Change State Figure 3 to select a drug, the interface changes to Change State Figure 4; after the user clicks the rectangular box with a "+" symbol on the middle right of Change State Figure 4, the interface changes to Change State Figure 5; after the user clicks the rectangular box with a "+" symbol at the bottom of the interface in Change State Figure 5 to add a new drug family, the interface changes to Change State Figure 6; after the user clicks the rectangular box "Select drug" in the second group of drug families in Change State Figure 6 to select a drug, the interface changes to Change State Figure 7; after the user clicks the rectangular box with a "+" symbol at the bottom of Change State Figure 7 to add a new drug family, the interface changes to Change State Figure 8. 6. Other situations that require explanation: The contents in the dotted part of the figure are not subject to protection.