I'm still not sure I understand what you're asking.
If you want to check whether the user has clicked all the "medication" buttons before they can go to your results slide, here's a quick way to do that:
- Give each "medication" button a Visited state. (It can look like the Normal state, if you want it to. However, I think it's better to give the user a visual indication that a button has been clicked.)
- Add a trigger that allows the user to go to your results slide when state of all the "medication" buttons = Visited. For example, that trigger might change a disabled NEXT button or other navigation button to Normal.
Alternately, you could use a Disabled state instead of a Visited state. That would prevent the user from re-clicking a button.
If that doesn't solve the issue, I suggest you upload a .story file with a copy of the slide(s) that are involved. And add any notes about what's happening that shouldn't happen and/or what's not happening that should happen.
It'll be much easier for someone to troubleshoot if there's a .story file to look at.