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Rootoo at 03:23, 31 March 2025

2025-03-31T03:23:21Z

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	* Highly varied, and differ depending on defect. With often only one or two of the following appearing:		* Highly varied, and differ depending on defect. With often only one or two of the following appearing:
	* Seizures, random swearing, non-drug-induced hallucinations.		* Seizures, random swearing, non-drug-induced hallucinations.
	* ~~Visible~~ on upgraded body scanners.		* Mutations are visible on upgraded body scanners.
	\|DNA defects acquired from radiation exposure.		\|DNA defects acquired from radiation exposure.
	\|		\|

Rootoo: Adds Allergies #34500 + Upgraded body scanners check for mutation existence #35134

2025-03-31T03:21:04Z

Adds Allergies #34500 + Upgraded body scanners check for mutation existence #35134

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Banditoz: hyposprays can inject through bags now

2025-03-18T02:54:15Z

hyposprays can inject through bags now

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	The ultimate "oh shit" button in Medical. When a patient is critical and you absolutely cannot get them treatment in time, have them lie on the floor and click on this bag while it's in your hand and you're standing over them. Then click the bag to open it, click again to close, and voila – one stasis'd patient. This will slow down their metabolism until it's opened again. They start at 20x slowdown, and deteriorate with time, turning 25% worse every 5 minutes - 20x to 15x to 11x and so on until fully depleted in 40 minutes.		The ultimate "oh shit" button in Medical. When a patient is critical and you absolutely cannot get them treatment in time, have them lie on the floor and click on this bag while it's in your hand and you're standing over them. Then click the bag to open it, click again to close, and voila – one stasis'd patient. This will slow down their metabolism until it's opened again. They start at 20x slowdown, and deteriorate with time, turning 25% worse every 5 minutes - 20x to 15x to 11x and so on until fully depleted in 40 minutes.

	Patients in stasis bags can also be injected through the bag itself by clicking on the bag with a syringe in hand. This allows you to dose the patient with important medications like Inaprovaline prior to removing them.		Patients in stasis bags can also be injected through the bag itself by clicking on the bag with a syringe or hypospray in hand. This allows you to dose the patient with important medications like Inaprovaline prior to removing them.

	This makes Stasis Bags incredibly useful for emergency retrievals and ensuring that patients have more time to get treatment. In a crisis situation, these things are worth their weight in gold. For example, if patient would have died in a minute, at maximum power stasis bag he would last 20 instead.		This makes Stasis Bags incredibly useful for emergency retrievals and ensuring that patients have more time to get treatment. In a crisis situation, these things are worth their weight in gold. For example, if patient would have died in a minute, at maximum power stasis bag he would last 20 instead.

Rootoo: adds tricord to basic medicine list

2025-01-09T01:36:49Z

adds tricord to basic medicine list

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	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine\|Bicaridine]]''': Treats brute damage.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine\|Bicaridine]]''': Treats brute damage.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane\|Kelotane]]''', '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline\|Dermaline]]''': All treat burn damage. Dermaline is just stronger Kelotane. Often bottled together for increased efficiency and labelled KeloDerm.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane\|Kelotane]]''', '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline\|Dermaline]]''': All treat burn damage. Dermaline is just stronger Kelotane. Often bottled together for increased efficiency and labelled KeloDerm.
			* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine\|Tricordrazine]]''': Treats both brute and burn damage, but much less efficiently than medications like Bicaridine, Kelotane, or Dermaline. Can be made on the go or in sleepers by combining Inaprovaline and Dylovene.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin\|Dexalin]]''' and '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus\|Dexalin Plus]]''': Will supply blood with oxygen, regardless of if lungs work or no. Incredibly useful for stabilizing patients whose lungs have failed, but still requires blood flow.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin\|Dexalin]]''' and '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus\|Dexalin Plus]]''': Will supply blood with oxygen, regardless of if lungs work or no. Incredibly useful for stabilizing patients whose lungs have failed, but still requires blood flow.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol\|Tramadol]]''': Strong painkiller, useful to prevent pain shock in patients.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol\|Tramadol]]''': Strong painkiller, useful to prevent pain shock in patients.

Rootoo: grammar

2024-12-15T00:49:09Z

grammar

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	One of more niche uses is to repair genetic damage, as Clonexadone is an easy fix for that sort of thing. Occasionally, enterprising Pharmacists might load up the cryotubes with more complex medicinal mixtures that might give them a wider use, but this is uncommon and should not be relied upon.		One of more niche uses is to repair genetic damage, as Clonexadone is an easy fix for that sort of thing. Occasionally, enterprising Pharmacists might load up the cryotubes with more complex medicinal mixtures that might give them a wider use, but this is uncommon and should not be relied upon.

	Cryo starts out set up at 80K, though Cryoxadone and Clonexadone can both function at temperatures up to 170K – functionally, this means a maximum safe temperature of up to 150K, since the patient's body temperature will remain slightly above that of the cryo cell. Warmer temperatures will lower the stasis factor but increase the speed at which medications are processed (since the patient's metabolism is higher), while colder temperatures mean slower treatment but higher stasis. Cryo temperature can be adjusted with the cryo freezer, which can be found in the upper medical storage room (near Autopsy) along with the canister of oxygen that keeps the cryotubes supplied. Keep in mind that it's the patient's body temperature that Cryoxadone and Clonexadone work – if the cell is too warm, the patient will just be damaged by the cold. Remember to remove the patient's space suit, or they will not be able to be chilled enough for medicine to work.		Cryo starts out set up at 80K, though Cryoxadone and Clonexadone can both function at temperatures up to 170K – functionally, this means a maximum safe temperature of up to 150K, since the patient's body temperature will remain slightly above that of the cryo cell. Warmer temperatures will lower the stasis factor but increase the speed at which medications are processed (since the patient's metabolism is higher), while colder temperatures mean slower treatment but higher stasis. Cryo temperature can be adjusted with the cryo freezer, which can be found in the upper medical storage room (near Autopsy) along with the canister of oxygen that keeps the cryotubes supplied. Keep in mind that it's the patient's body temperature that allow Cryoxadone and Clonexadone to work – if the cell is too warm, the patient will just be damaged by the cold. Remember to remove the patient's space suit, or they will not be able to be chilled enough for medicine to work.

	Once a patient is inside the cryotube, click on it to open its control interface and monitor your patient's health.		Once a patient is inside the cryotube, click on it to open its control interface and monitor your patient's health.

Rootoo: IV Bag Drip Rate Tweaks #34948

2024-12-14T18:52:07Z

IV Bag Drip Rate Tweaks #34948

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	* '''Unloading chemicals:''' Click on a loaded IV with an empty hand.		* '''Unloading chemicals:''' Click on a loaded IV with an empty hand.
	* '''Changing modes:''' To change modes between feeding chemicals into or extracting blood from the patient (for blood donations, usually), right click on the IV and use Toggle Mode option.		* '''Changing modes:''' To change modes between feeding chemicals into or extracting blood from the patient (for blood donations, usually), right click on the IV and use Toggle Mode option.
	* '''Changing amount transferred:''' To amount of chemicals transferred per cycle, right click on the IV and use Set IV transfer amount option.		* '''Changing amount transferred:''' To amount of chemicals transferred per cycle, right click on the IV and use Set IV transfer amount option. The transfer rate can be set to 0, 0.5, 1, or 2 units per tick – alternatively, if you have Experienced or higher Medicine, you can select a custom transfer rate between 0.0 and 2.0.
	* Keep in mind that leaving the patient hooked up to an extracting IV for too long will result in major blood loss, which will result in brain damage.		* Keep in mind that leaving the patient hooked up to an extracting IV for too long will result in major blood loss, which will result in brain damage.

Rootoo: Add stethoscope sounds for arterial bleeding #34644

2024-08-11T13:31:53Z

Add stethoscope sounds for arterial bleeding #34644

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	These are two medical diagnostic tools with extremely niche applications, but they can be handy in identifying odd or elusive conditions. You'll still probably never use them.		These are two medical diagnostic tools with extremely niche applications, but they can be handy in identifying odd or elusive conditions. You'll still probably never use them.

	* '''Stethoscope:''' Can be worn on your jumpsuit as an attached accessory. When you need to use it, hold it in your hand, target your patient's chest, and click on them with help intent. This will allow you to identify any issues with the heart or lungs.		* '''Stethoscope:''' Can be worn on your jumpsuit as an attached accessory. When you need to use it, hold it in your hand, target your patient's chest, and click on them with help intent. This will allow you to identify any issues with the heart or lungs, as well as arterial bleeding.
	* '''Penlight:''' Can be stored in your medical belt or on your ear. When needed, click on it in your hand to turn on the light, target your patient's eyes, and click on them with help intent. This will allow you to monitor the reaction time of their pupils, which, if slower than usual, can indicate brain damage, intoxication via alcohol or drugs or genetic degradation.		* '''Penlight:''' Can be stored in your medical belt or on your ear. When needed, click on it in your hand to turn on the light, target your patient's eyes, and click on them with help intent. This will allow you to monitor the reaction time of their pupils, which, if slower than usual, can indicate brain damage, intoxication via alcohol or drugs or genetic degradation.

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	* Symptoms of low blood volume without visible bleeding.		* Symptoms of low blood volume without visible bleeding.
			* Rushing liquid is audible when using a stethoscope on the injured body part.
	* Also referred to as "Internal bleeding" or "IB".		* Also referred to as "Internal bleeding" or "IB".
	\|Caused by massive brute damage rupturing a vein or artery within the body.		\|Caused by massive brute damage rupturing a vein or artery within the body.

Rootoo: Updates cryo section

2023-10-28T03:25:15Z

Updates cryo section

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	One of more niche uses is to repair genetic damage, as Clonexadone is an easy fix for that sort of thing. Occasionally, enterprising Pharmacists might load up the cryotubes with more complex medicinal mixtures that might give them a wider use, but this is uncommon and should not be relied upon.		One of more niche uses is to repair genetic damage, as Clonexadone is an easy fix for that sort of thing. Occasionally, enterprising Pharmacists might load up the cryotubes with more complex medicinal mixtures that might give them a wider use, but this is uncommon and should not be relied upon.

	Cryo starts out ~~warm~~ and ~~has~~ to ~~be set~~ up, ~~and is useless until it~~'s ~~cold and loaded~~ with ~~medicine~~. ~~Since~~ it's the patient's body temperature that ~~determines whether~~ Cryoxadone and Clonexadone work, ~~you won't get very fast results until~~ the ~~cryo tube is~~ cold ~~enough~~ to ~~quickly freeze~~ the patient~~. Remove their~~ space ~~suits~~, or they ~~would~~ not be able to be chilled enough for medicine to work.		Cryo starts out set up at 80K, though Cryoxadone and Clonexadone can both function at temperatures up to 170K – functionally, this means a maximum safe temperature of up to 150K, since the patient's body temperature will remain slightly above that of the cryo cell. Warmer temperatures will lower the stasis factor but increase the speed at which medications are processed (since the patient's metabolism is higher), while colder temperatures mean slower treatment but higher stasis. Cryo temperature can be adjusted with the cryo freezer, which can be found in the upper medical storage room (near Autopsy) along with the canister of oxygen that keeps the cryotubes supplied. Keep in mind that it's the patient's body temperature that Cryoxadone and Clonexadone work – if the cell is too warm, the patient will just be damaged by the cold. Remember to remove the patient's space suit, or they will not be able to be chilled enough for medicine to work.

	Once a patient is inside the cryotube, click on it to open its control interface and monitor your patient's health.		Once a patient is inside the cryotube, click on it to open its control interface and monitor your patient's health.

	~~===== '''Setting Up Cryo''' =====~~

	~~# Make sure the oxygen canister is connected to the cryo tubes. If it isn't (it should be, as it starts out connected), use a wrench on the O2 canister to secure it.~~
	# Take a nearby beaker filled with Cryoxadone and then click on an empty cryotube to load the beaker into the cell. Note that Clonexadone is exactly the same, but better, and should be used when possible. Get some from the Pharmacist. Faster still is a combination of Clonexadone and Cryoxadone. Some Pharmacists make their own custom mixes.
	~~# Set the freezer's '''Target gas temperature''' to approximately 80 degrees.~~
	~~# Set the freezer to '''On'''.~~

	===== '''Using Cryo''' =====		===== '''Using Cryo''' =====

	# If patient is wearing any suit that protects from cold (i.e. space suit), remove it.		# If patient is wearing any suit that protects from cold (i.e. space suit), remove it.
			# Be sure the cryotube has medication loaded. If not, add a beaker of Cryoxadone (there should be two on the table near cryo) and then click on an empty cryotube to load the beaker into the cell. Note that Clonexadone is exactly the same, but better, and should be used when possible. Get some from the Pharmacist. Faster still is a combination of Clonexadone and Cryoxadone. Some Pharmacists make their own custom mixes.
	# Grab the patient.		# Grab the patient.
	# Click on one of the cells to place the patient inside and set the '''Cryo status''' to '''On'''.		# Click on one of the cells to place the patient inside and set the '''Cryo status''' to '''On'''.

Rootoo: Width-ifies tables

2023-05-06T15:11:03Z

Width-ifies tables

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	# Use a [[Guide to Medicine#Roller Bed\|roller bed]] to transport them to Medbay. If no roller beds are available, grab them using grab intent and move. '''Warning:''' Remember, patient's condition will will worsen massively from being dragged (ctrl+click) with open wounds!		# Use a [[Guide to Medicine#Roller Bed\|roller bed]] to transport them to Medbay. If no roller beds are available, grab them using grab intent and move. '''Warning:''' Remember, patient's condition will will worsen massively from being dragged (ctrl+click) with open wounds!

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	== Conditions and Symptoms ==		== Conditions and Symptoms ==
	Now that you are familiar with the methods and methodology of making a diagnosis, it's time to take a look at the actual conditions that you will have to diagnose. You can use the table below to find a list of symptoms, conditions, and how to treat them.		Now that you are familiar with the methods and methodology of making a diagnosis, it's time to take a look at the actual conditions that you will have to diagnose. You can use the table below to find a list of symptoms, conditions, and how to treat them.
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	! colspan="5" \|List of Medical Conditions and Symptoms		! colspan="5" \|List of Medical Conditions and Symptoms
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	=== Basic Tools ===		=== Basic Tools ===
	These are the most basic implements available to you. While their uses are specific and will not cover all the patients that you have to deal with, they're widely applicable, and having them within easy reach is never a bad thing.		These are the most basic implements available to you. While their uses are specific and will not cover all the patients that you have to deal with, they're widely applicable, and having them within easy reach is never a bad thing.
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	!Tool		!Tool
	!Icon		!Icon

Rootoo at 16:29, 26 April 2023

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	Robotic limbs are the best way to treat patients who have suffered a traumatic amputation. It is recommended to maintain good relations with robotics and perhaps, if they are not too busy, acquire a set of robotic limbs just in case you need to attach one.		Robotic limbs are the best way to treat patients who have suffered a traumatic amputation. It is recommended to maintain good relations with robotics and perhaps, if they are not too busy, acquire a set of robotic limbs just in case you need to attach one.
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	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine\|Bicaridine]]''': Treats brute damage.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine\|Bicaridine]]''': Treats brute damage.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane\|Kelotane]]''', '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline\|Dermaline]]''': All treat burn damage. Dermaline is just stronger Kelotane. Often bottled together for increased efficiency and labelled KeloDerm.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Kelotane\|Kelotane]]''', '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dermaline\|Dermaline]]''': All treat burn damage. Dermaline is just stronger Kelotane. Often bottled together for increased efficiency and labelled KeloDerm.
			* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine\|Tricordrazine]]''': Treats both brute and burn damage, but much less efficiently than medications like Bicaridine, Kelotane, or Dermaline. Can be made on the go or in sleepers by combining Inaprovaline and Dylovene.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin\|Dexalin]]''' and '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus\|Dexalin Plus]]''': Will supply blood with oxygen, regardless of if lungs work or no. Incredibly useful for stabilizing patients whose lungs have failed, but still requires blood flow.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin\|Dexalin]]''' and '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin Plus\|Dexalin Plus]]''': Will supply blood with oxygen, regardless of if lungs work or no. Incredibly useful for stabilizing patients whose lungs have failed, but still requires blood flow.
	* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol\|Tramadol]]''': Strong painkiller, useful to prevent pain shock in patients.		* '''[[Guide to Chemistry#Tramadol\|Tramadol]]''': Strong painkiller, useful to prevent pain shock in patients.