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Introduction here (Maybe with the funny quote above)
Introduction here (Maybe with the funny quote above)
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=New Patient=
=New Patient=
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[[File:ExamineMenu Wounded.png|200px frameless|alt=Examine menu]]
[[File:ExamineMenu Wounded.png|200px frameless|alt=Examine menu]]


We can tell just from this first look that they:  
 
  - Have a bleeding wound in their chest
'''From this we can read that our patient:'''
  - Have severe bruising
  - Has a bleeding wound in their chest
  - Are in crit
  - Has severe bruising
  - Is in crit

Revision as of 16:32, 5 May 2024

Guide to medical sandbox (Under construction)

Introduction here (Maybe with the funny quote above)

New Patient

Firstly, don't panic. This isn't the end of the world!

Some patients take priority over others. These are not entirely same as real triage levels, as here we can actually revive people. First look at your patient with shift+click, then look at this handy table:

Medbay Triage
Priority Severity Description First response
1 Immediate In crit, Bleeding wounds, Failed Essential Organs Stasis bed, Cauterizing wounds
2 Deceased Dead Stasis bed, Epipen, Formaldehyde
3 Delayed Fractures, Burn wounds, Mid-Severe damage Depends on wound
4 Minor Minor damage Food, Sleep on bed, Chems

Examining wounds

Obviously you need to at first actually know what wounds your patient has. As medbay staff you are more than well equipped for this, with many tools at your disposal. A health analyzer might sound like your first bet, but there are actually better ways to quickly assess the situation.

Basic Examine

The examine menu (Accessed by using shift+click on a person is the most basic way of telling what is wrong in a pinch:

Examine menu


From this we can read that our patient:

- Has a bleeding wound in their chest
- Has severe bruising
- Is in crit