You Are Part of a Design Team Working on a Blood

Multiple Choice

You are part of a design team working on a blood pressure monitor that patients with high blood pressure will use in their home. Your colleague has given you a user story to review. The user story reads, "As a patient, I want to enter my target blood pressure via the keypad so that I can receive an alarm if I have hypertension". What is the MAIN reason you would ask your colleague to re-write this user story?

A) It is not something that real user would say
B) It does not help design and priorities
C) It unnecessary constraints possible solutions
D) It does not follow the standard, user story framework