Right, the medical records were revealed, and probably the name was revealed. This discussion is taking place in context, so if a reader can scroll up and see the kid's name in the previous post, now they know something about what happened to that kid medically on that day at that time at that place.

In these types of situations you have to look at other readily information and use common sense to determine what a reader could find out.

Because there's often extraneous information available to outsiders, any medical employee worth their salt would decline to give any information about any patient without running it through the proper channels to make sure everything is anonymized or a waiver is signed.