A great example of how not to write a use case!
Arguably the references to the UI elements are objectionable, however the worst practice is reference to the database activity. The analyst is deciding when to assign an ID, and when to save the claim. This places a lot of assumptions around an operation which can be extremely complex. Are we doing a long running transaction? Do we have multiple data sources that need coordinating? Is there a database at all, or are we talking to an SOA-centric data source, with its own interaction patterns? No matter... the analyst blithely tells us how it's going to work. How nice of him/her!
Your approach is obviously UML-centric; it's my opinion that a common drawback of UML usage is that it forces us to preemptively declare entities before we really know what we're talking about. Your example illustrates this problem nicely.