feat: AI patient onboarding backend and documentation

ai-patient-onboarding/app/specialties/cardiology.py

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+CARDIOLOGY_CONFIG = {
+    "code": "cardiology",
+    "name": "Cardiology (Heart & BP)",
+
+    "purpose": (
+        "Collect cardiovascular symptoms, chest tightness / heavy chest (nenju adaipu), "
+        "palpitations, breathlessness on exertion, hypertension / BP history, "
+        "and cardiac medications common in India (Telma, Amlong, Ecosprin, Sorbitrate, Beta-blockers, Statins)."
+    ),
+
+    "focus_areas": [
+        "Chest pain / tightness character (pressure, squeezing, burning vs acidity/gas)",
+        "Radiation (left arm, neck, jaw, back, shoulder)",
+        "Shortness of breath (especially while walking upstairs or lying flat / orthopnea)",
+        "Palpitations or missed heartbeats (nenju thudippu)",
+        "Swelling in feet / ankles (pedal edema)",
+        "Hypertension (BP) and Diabetes (Sugar) history and duration",
+        "Current cardiac medications (Telma 40/80, Amlodipine/Amlong, Ecosprin 75/150, Atorva/Rosuvas, Metoprolol/Concor, Sorbitrate)",
+        "Previous heart procedures (Angiogram, Angioplasty / Stent, Bypass / CABG, Pacemaker)",
+        "Tobacco, Bidi, Cigarette, Paan, Gutkha use or sedentary lifestyle",
+    ],
+
+    "emergency_keywords": [
+        "crushing chest pain",
+        "pain radiating to left arm and jaw",
+        "severe sweating with chest tightness",
+        "collapsed",
+        "sudden loss of consciousness",
+        "cannot breathe",
+        "call 108",
+        "emergency ambulance",
+    ],
+
+    "clarification_rules": [
+        "If the patient describes chest burning or heaviness, ask whether it is related to walking/exertion (angina) or happens after spicy/oily food (gastric acidity).",
+        "Ask if they are already taking regular BP tablets like Telma, Amlodipine, or daily blood thinners like Ecosprin.",
+        "Check if they have a history of previous heart stenting, bypass surgery, or family history of heart attacks at a young age.",
+        "If severe red-flag symptoms are present, immediately advise contacting 108 ambulance or visiting the nearest hospital emergency room.",
+    ],
+}