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=Tools of the Trade=
==Tools of the Trade ==
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!Image
!Tool
!Name
!Function
!Function
!Improvised Equivalents
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|[[File:1Scalpel.png]]||Scalpel||Used for cutting through flesh.|| [[File:Kitchen_Knife.png|32px|link=|Kitchen Knife]]  
|[[File:1Scalpel.png]]<br>'''Scalpel'''||Used for cutting through flesh.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Kitchen Knife[[File:Kitchen_Knife.png|32px]], Glass Shard[[File:Shard.png|32px]] or Survival Knife
or
[[File:Shard.png|92px|link=|Glass Shard]]
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|[[File:Laser_scalpel_basic.png]]||Laser Scalpel||Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping. Basically acts as both a scalpel and a hemostat in one step during the initial incision. Can fail due to experimental nature.||N/A
|[[File:Laser_scalpel_basic.png]]<br>'''Laser Scalpel'''||Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping. Basically acts as both a scalpel and a hemostat in one step during the initial incision. Can fail due to experimental nature.
|-
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|[[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px]]||Incision Management System||Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping and organ rearranging. Basically acts as a scalpel, hemostat, and retractor in one step during the initial incision. Only functions as a scalpel in steps after the first.||N/A
|[[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px]]<br>'''Incision Management System (IMS)'''||Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping and organ rearranging. Basically acts as a scalpel, hemostat, and retractor in one step during the initial incision. Only functions as a scalpel in steps after the first.
|-
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|[[File:1Hemostat.png]]||Hemostat||Used to stop bleeding during an operation, or to remove foreign and undesirable objects from a patient's body.|| [[File:Wirecutters.png|32px|link=|Wirecutters]] or [[File:CableCoils.png|42px|link=|Cable Coil]]
|[[File:1Hemostat.png]]<br>'''Hemostat'''||Used to stop bleeding during an operation, or to remove foreign and undesirable objects from a patient's body.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Wirecutters[[File:Wirecutters.png|32px]] or Cable Coil [[File:CableCoils.png|32px]]
|-
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|[[File:1Bone Setter.png]]||Bone Setter||Used for setting bones back into place. If used on a bone that is not broken then you will break it.||[[File:Wrench.png|32px|link=|Wrench]]
|[[File:1Bone Setter.png]]<br>'''Bone Setter'''||Used for setting bones back into place. If used on a bone that is not broken then you will break it.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Wrench[[File:Wrench.png|32px]]
|-
|-
|[[File:1Bone-Gel.png]]||Bone-Gel||Used for repairing broken/shattered bones.||[[File:Screwdriver.png|32px|link=|Screwdriver]]
|[[File:1Bone-Gel.png]]<br>'''Bone-Gel'''||Used for repairing broken/shattered bones.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Screwdriver[[File:Screwdriver.png|32px]]
|-
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|[[File:1Retractor.png]]||Retractor||Used for re-arranging organs, and moving cut ribcages & skulls.||[[File:Crowbar.png|32px|link=|Crowbar]]
|[[File:1Retractor.png]]<br>'''Retractor'''||Used for re-arranging organs, and moving cut ribcages & skulls.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Crowbar[[File:Crowbar.png|32px|]]
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|[[File:1Cautery.png]]||Cautery||Used for sealing incisions in a patients skin. Burns skin together.||[[File:Cig.png|link=|Cigarette]] or [[File:Lighter.png|52px|link=|Lighter]] or [[File:Welder.gif|32px|link=|Welder]]
|[[File:1Cautery.png]]<br>'''Cautery'''||Used for sealing incisions in a patients skin. Burns skin together.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Cigarette[[File:Cig.png|32px]] or Lighter[[File:Lighter.png|32px]] or Blowtorch[[File:Welder.gif|32px]]
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|[[File:1Vixovein.png]]||Fix-o-Vein||Used for repairing veins and arteries.||[[File:CableCoils.png|42px|link=|Cable Coil]]
|[[File:1Vixovein.png]]<br>'''Fix-o-Vein'''||Used for repairing veins and arteries.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Cable Coil[[File:CableCoils.png|32px]]
|-
|-
|[[File:1Saw.png]]||Circular Saw||Used for cutting through bones.||[[File:Hatchet.png|42px|link=|Hatchet]]
|[[File:1Saw.png]]<br>'''Circular Saw'''||Used for cutting through bones.<br>'''Improvised Equivalents:''' Hatchet[[File:Hatchet.png|32px|]] or Machete
|-
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|[[File:Advtraumakit.png]]||Advanced Trauma Kit||Used to patch all organs except for the brain and eyes.||N/A
|[[File:Advtraumakit.png]]<br>'''Advanced Trauma Kit'''||Used to patch all organs except for the brain and eyes.
|}
|}
* Improvised tools generally have a fairly high failure chance starting at about 25%.


=Surgeries=
== Surgeries ==


Surgery is a simple process with a series of steps. Once these steps are memorized it should become effortless and routine to perform. Keep in mind that once you have mastery over the basics, it's a good idea to aim to be as fast and efficient as possible due to the importance of recycling casualties back into the fight, or even preventing them from dying in the case of [[#Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal]]
Surgery is a simple process with a series of steps. Once these steps are memorized it should become effortless and routine to perform. Keep in mind that once you have mastery over the basics, it's a good idea to aim to be as fast and efficient as possible due to the importance of recycling casualties back into the fight, or even preventing them from dying in the case of [[#Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal]].


The first step is either applying anesthetic to the patient via the anesthetic tank and medical mask and turning on its internals (encourage your patient to put on the tank and mask, and turn the internals on as this is fastest and allows you to proceed with step two immediately), or using powerful painkillers like [[Chem_Guide#Oxycodone|Oxycodone]] (recommended only for experienced surgeons). If you use painkillers, you must be careful to make sure that they aren't metabolized/depleted mid-surgery; use your medical scanner to monitor your patient's painkiller levels and redose as necessary. Note that Oxycodone by itself features a failure chance for steps taken during the actual surgery (combine Oxycodone with another painkiller to eliminate this failure chance).
=== Anesthetic ===
There are two ways of doing this, anesthetic and powerful painkillers.


The second step is to prevent infection: wash your hands, spray yourself with [[Chem_Guide#Space_Cleaner|Space Cleaner]], or best of all, inject your patient with [[Chem_Guide#Spaceacillin|Spaceacillin]] effectively immunizing him from infection while it remains in his system (which will be awhile).
==== Anesthetic tank and medical mask ====
The first step is applying anesthetic to the patient via the anesthetic  tank and medical mask and turning on its internals (encourage your patient to put on the tank and mask, and turn the internals on as this is fastest and allows you to proceed with step two immediately). It is advisable to remove the anesthetic tank and medical mask during the cautery step for maximum efficiency.


The third step is to place your patient on the surgical table (grab your patient, then click the table with your grabbing hand selected). If you must, you can improvise with a roller bed or even a table, but these improvised surfaces add a failure chance to each surgical step (a table's failure chance is higher).
==== Painkillers ====
If in a rush, or you just want to do things quickly, you can give your patients [[Chem_Guide#Oxycodone|Oxycodone]] for quick surgeries without anesthetic  (15-20U recommended). You need to work quick though. Note that every form of anesthetic other than the anesthetic tank has a chance of causing your patient to flinch during the surgery, you can supplement the oxycodone with [[Chem_Guide#Tramadol|Tramadol]],  [[Chem_Guide#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] or [[Chem_Guide#Paracetamol|Paracetamol]] to eliminate any flinch chance. Use your medical scanner to monitor your patient's painkiller levels and redose as necessary. Using painkillers can cause distress in the patient (screaming over the radio about getting operated on without anaesthetics, standing up and trying to leave or fight back).


Now that the preparations are done, you can begin with the actual surgery.
=== Disinfection ===
The second step is to wash your hands to help reduce infection chance. Using space cleaner on yourself works too, if you're wearing gloves. Note that you can inject your patient with 5U of [[Chem_Guide#Spaceacillin|Spaceacillin]] to reliably immunize him from infection (until it is fully metabolized) and circumvent the need to wash your hands.


Most surgeries begin with a surgical incision into the tissue. The hemostat step can be saved for later in the surgery or skipped entirely at the cost of damaging your patient over time.
=== Surgical table ===
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
The third step is to place your patient on the surgical table (grab your patient, then click the table with your grabbing hand selected). If you must, you can improvise with a roller bed or even a table, but these improvised surfaces add a failure chance to each surgical step (a table's failure chance is higher). Now that the preparations are done, you can begin with the actual surgery.
 
Some surgeries require access to the organs behind the skull or ribcage.
*Open the skull or ribcage. <br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Close the skull or ribcage. <br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
 
All surgeries that begin with an incision must end in its cauterization.
*Close the incision.<br> ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
 
'''Note that if your patient is wearing the anesthetic tank and mask, it is advisable to remove it during the cautery step for maximum efficiency.'''


=== Different surgeries ===
{| border="1"
{| border="1"
!Surgery:
!Surgery:
!Description:
!Description:
!How to:
!Target Zones:
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Bone Repair Surgery}}[[#Bone Repair Surgery|Bone Repair Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Bone Repair Surgery}}[[#Bone Repair Surgery|Bone Repair Surgery]] (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.)
|This surgery is used for mending broken bones and fractures.
|This surgery is used for mending broken bones and fractures.
*'''Note that a repaired bone will rebreak if your patient has more than 50 brute damage.'''
*'''Note that a repaired bone will rebreak if your patient has more than 50 brute damage.'''
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Repair the bone. ([[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link=|Bone Gel]]->[[File:1Bone Setter.png|link=|Bone Setter]]) (Use the Health Analyzer to double check)
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Repair the bone. <br>([[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link=|Bone Gel]]->[[File:1Bone Setter.png|link=|Bone Setter]]
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Everywhere except mouth/eyes.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Internal Bleeding Surgery}}[[#Internal Bleeding Surgery|Internal Bleeding Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Internal Bleeding Surgery}}[[#Internal Bleeding Surgery|Internal Bleeding Surgery]] (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.)
|This surgery mends the torn/ripped arteries and veins within the body to stop internal bleeding.
|This surgery mends the torn/ripped arteries and veins within the body to stop internal bleeding.
 
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
|
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Mend the artery. ([[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-o-Vein]])
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary.([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]]).
*Mend the artery. <br>([[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-o-Vein]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Everywhere except mouth/eyes.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal}}[[#Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal]]
|{{anchor|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal}}[[#Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal|Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal]] (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.)
|Removal of unknown objects, such as shrapnel, implants, or alien embryos from the body.
|Removal of unknown objects, such as shrapnel, implants, or alien embryos from the body.
*'''Alien embryos will always be in the chest behind the ribcage. Time is of the essence when removing them, and you must complete this surgery as quickly as possible; your patient will die instantly when it finishes gestating, resulting in the birth of an alien larva.'''
*'''Alien embryos will always be in the chest behind the ribcage. Time is of the essence when removing them, and you must complete this surgery as quickly as possible; your patient will die instantly when it finishes gestating, resulting in the birth of an alien larva.'''
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Fish out the foreign objects until they are all removed.. ([[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]])
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary .<br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary.([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]]).
*Fish out the foreign object. <br>([[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]])
*Close the incision ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary. <br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]]).
*Close the incision <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Everywhere except mouth/eyes.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Internal Organs Surgery}}[[#Internal Organs Surgery|Internal Organs Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Internal Organs Surgery}}[[#Internal Organs Surgery|Internal Organs Surgery]] (Groin, Chest.)
|Mending broken internal organs, excluding the eyes and brain.
|Mending broken internal organs, excluding the eyes and brain.
*'''Peridaxon does not heal organ damage. This is the only way to heal organs in the chest and groin.'''
*'''Peridaxon does not heal organ damage. This is the only way to heal organs in the chest and groin.'''
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Open the ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Repair the biological organ with a Trauma Kit, or the robotic organ with Nanopaste.([[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]]/[[File:1Nanopaste.png|link=|Nanopaste]])
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. <br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Close the ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Repair the biological organ with a Trauma Kit, or the robotic organ with Nanopaste. <br>([[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]]/[[File:1Nanopaste.png|link=|Nanopaste]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary. <br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Groin, Chest.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Necrosis Treatment Surgery.}}[[#Necrosis Treatment Surgery|Necrosis Treatment Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Necrosis Treatment Surgery.}}[[#Necrosis Treatment Surgery|Necrosis Treatment Surgery]] (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.)
|Treating necrosis by cutting away the necrotic tissues and treating the affected area.
|Treating necrosis by cutting away the necrotic tissues and treating the affected area.
|
 
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Open the incision.([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Excise necrotic tissue and heal the area. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]])
*Excise necrotic tissue and heal the area.([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]])
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery}}[[#Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery|Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery}}[[#Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery|Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery]] (Groin, Chest, Head.)
|Removing an organ from the body and transplanting a new organ.
|Removing an organ from the body and transplanting a new organ.
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]).
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Remove the old organ ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]])
*Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. <br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]).
*Attach the new organ. Use Trauma kit (biological) or Nanopaste (robotic). (New Organ ->[[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]]->[[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]]/[[File:1Nanopaste.png|link=|Nanopaste]])
*Remove the old organ <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary. ([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Add and attach the new organ. Use the Trauma kit if biological, or the Nanopaste if robotic. <br>(New Organ ->[[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]]->[[File:Advtraumakit.png|link=|Advanced Trauma Kit]]/[[File:1Nanopaste.png|link=|Nanopaste]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the skull or ribcage if necessary. <br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Groin, Chest, Head.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Brain Damage Surgery}}[[#Brain Damage Surgery|Brain Damage Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Brain Damage Surgery}}[[#Brain Damage Surgery|Brain Damage Surgery]] (Head.)
|Fixing up the brain.
|Fixing up the brain.
*'''Using alkysine is usually faster than this surgery.'''
*'''Using alkysine is usually faster than this surgery.'''
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Open the incision. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the "Open the Incision" step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Open the skull.([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Open the incision. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Repair severe brain damage, if any. ([[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]])
*Open the skull. <br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Extract embedded bone chips until they are all removed. ([[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]) (Use Health Analyzer to double check)
*Repair severe brain damage, if any. <br>([[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]])
*Close the skull. ([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Extract embedded bone chips from the brain until they are all removed. <br>([[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]])
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Close the skull. <br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Bone-Gel.png|link|Bone Gel]])
*Close the incision. <br>([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Head.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Facial Reconstruction Surgery}}[[#Facial Reconstruction Surgery|Facial Reconstruction Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Facial Reconstruction Surgery}}[[#Facial Reconstruction Surgery|Facial Reconstruction Surgery]] (Mouth.)
|This surgery fixes facial deformities caused by severe damage to the head. I.E. "Unknown as (name)" when speaking.
|This surgery fixes facial deformities caused by severe damage to the head. I.E. "Unknown as (name)" when speaking.
*'''This surgery is of minimal priority and should only be done if you have literally nothing better to do. This is a combat operation, cosmetic surgery can wait.'''
*'''This surgery is of minimal priority and should only be done if you have literally nothing better to do. This is a combat operation, cosmetic surgery can wait.'''
|
*Incision Management System. [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] '''OR''' Fix the facial deformities. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]])
*Incision Management System. <br> [[File:1Incision_manager.png|32px|link=|Incision Management System]] <small>Note: You can skip the Scalpel, Hemostat and Retractor step below if you use the incision management system instead.</small><br><br>
*Close the incision. ([[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Fix the facial deformities. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
|Mouth.
|-
|-
|{{anchor|Amputation}}[[#Amputation|Amputation]]
|{{anchor|Amputation}}[[#Amputation|Amputation]] (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.)
|Removal of a limb.
|Removal of a limb.
|
*Saw through the limb. ([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]])
*Saw through the limb. <br>([[File:1Saw.png|link=|Bone Saw]])
|Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.
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|{{anchor|Limb Replacement Surgery}}[[#Limb Replacement Surgery|Limb Replacement Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Limb Replacement Surgery}}[[#Limb Replacement Surgery|Limb Replacement Surgery]] (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.)
|The replacement of missing limbs with robotic ones. Robot arms and legs are used to replace hands and feet; there is no need to further amputate if that's all the patient has lost.  
|The replacement of missing limbs with robotic ones. Robot arms and legs are used to replace hands and feet; there is no need to further amputate if that's all the patient has lost.  
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*Seal the stump. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Seal the stump. <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]])
*Attach the robotic limb. (Robotic Limb)  
*Attach the robotic limb. <br>(Robotic Limb)
* Inform the patient that the robotic limb can be repaired with Blowtorch [[File:Welder.gif|32px]](brute) and Cable coils[[File:CableCoils.png|32px]](burn).
|Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.
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|{{anchor|Eye Surgery}}[[#Eye Surgery|Eye Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Eye Surgery}}[[#Eye Surgery|Eye Surgery]] (Eyes.)
|Mending the eyes to cure blindness and eye damage.
|Mending the eyes to cure blindness and eye damage.
*'''Using imidazoline is usually faster than this surgery.'''
*'''Using imidazoline is usually faster than this surgery.'''
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* Mend the eyes. ([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]]).
* Mend the eyes <br>([[File:1Scalpel.png|link=|Scalpel]]->[[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]]).
|Eyes.
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|{{anchor|Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery}}[[#Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery|Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery]]
|{{anchor|Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery}}[[#Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery|Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery]] (Head.)
|Re-attaching a decapitated synthetic head.
|Re-attaching a decapitated synthetic head.
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* Mend the torn silicone tissue. ([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]]).
* Mend the torn silicone tissue.<br>([[File:1Retractor.png|link=|Retractor]]->[[File:1Vixovein.png|link=|Fix-O-Vein]]->[[File:1Hemostat.png|link=|Hemostat]]->[[File:1Cautery.png|link=|Cautery]]).
*Attach the synthetic head.
*Attach the synthetic head.
*Use a Defibrillator [[File:Defibrillator.png|link=|Defibrillator]] on the synthetic.
*Use a Defibrillator [[File:Defibrillator.png|link=|Defibrillator]] on the synthetic.
<small>'''Note: There isn't a timer on defibbing a synthetic.'''</small>
<small>'''Note: There isn't a timer on defibbing a synthetic.'''</small>
|Head.
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=The Autodoc System=
== The Autodoc System ==


The Autodoc system is located in the south surgery hallway and is only useable by the medical staff. Note that while the autodoc is an extremely useful machine in medical it cannot conduct larva removal surgery.
The Autodoc system is located in the south surgery hallway and is only useable by the medical staff. Note that while the autodoc is an extremely useful machine in medical it cannot conduct larva removal surgery.
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=Combining Surgeries=
== Combining Surgeries ==
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Very often people will come in with multiple problems at once. For instance, you might have a patient who has a fractured skull, brain damage, and shrapnel in their head. Performing three separate surgeries is very time consuming when other marines may be waiting. It is possible to condense the surgery down to one in such a manner:
Very often people will come in with multiple problems at once. For instance, you might have a patient who has a fractured skull, brain damage, and shrapnel in their head. Performing three separate surgeries is very time consuming when other marines may be waiting. It is possible to condense the surgery down to one in such a manner:


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# Again, use the Health Analyzer to double-check your work and to dispense spaceacillin or dylovene as needed
# Again, use the Health Analyzer to double-check your work and to dispense spaceacillin or dylovene as needed


 
== Tips ==
=General Tips=
* Patients can often tell you where they need surgery if an advance scanner is not available.
*Wash your hands to help reduce infection chance. A space cleaner bottle on yourself works too, if you're wearing gloves. Note that you can inject your patient with 5U of [[Chem_Guide#Spaceacillin|Spaceacillin]] to reliably immunize him from infection (until it is fully metabolized) and circumvent the need to wash your hands.
* The hemostat step can be saved for later in the surgery or skipped entirely at the cost of damaging your patient over time.
*Anesthesia is important to successful surgery, make sure to put a mask on the patient's face, an anesthesia tank on their back, and turn their internals on.
* If there is "Infected wound detected in subject [Insert Location Here]. Disinfection of wounds recommended", it means that the patient has an infected wound that needs to be treated with ointment, advanced brute kit (stage 1) or antibiotics (stage 3), surgery and spaceacillin won't work at all. See [[Guide_to_Medicine#Pill_Bottles|Antibiotics]]
*If in a rush, or you just want to do things quickly, you can give your patients [[Chem_Guide#Oxycodone|Oxycodone]] for quick surgeries without anesthesia (15-20U recommended). You need to work quick though. Supplementing the oxycodone with [[Chem_Guide#Tramadol|Tramadol]],  [[Chem_Guide#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]  or [[Chem_Guide#Paracetamol|Paracetamol]] will eliminate any flinch chance.Note that every form of anesthetic other than the anesthetic tank has a chance of causing your patient to flinch during the surgery (unless you combine oxycodone with another painkiller).
*Patients can often times tell you where they need surgery if an advance scanner is not available.
*Triage cases properly, alien embryo cases and lung ruptures take priority over brain damage cases which in turn take priority over simple bone fractures in limbs.
*Use the Health Analyzer to check for brain damage during brain surgery to confirm that you've fixed everything.
*Use the Health Analyzer to confirm that a patient's bone fractures are all gone after performing all required bone repair surgeries.
*Use the Health Analyzer to check for post-op infection that should be treated with spaceacillin.
*If no other options are available, roller beds and tables can be used to perform surgery. These cause surgical steps to have a failure chance unfortunately.
* A prototype medical device known as an incision management system or IMS, can often be found planetside; have the marines retrieve it if you can. The IMS acts to create and spread an incision and clamp bleeders simultaneously.
*Infected wound detected in subject [Insert Location Here]. Disinfection of wounds recommended means that the patient has a infected wound that needs to be treated with gauze/advanced brute kit, surgery and spaceacillin won't work at all.
*If you don't have proper surgical tools on hand you can use their ghetto/improvised equivalents [[Surgery#Tools_of_the_Trade|per the table above]] if necessary. Improvised tools generally have a fairly high failure chance starting at about 25%.

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Tools of the Trade

Tool Function
1Scalpel.png
Scalpel		 Used for cutting through flesh.
Improvised Equivalents: Kitchen KnifeKitchen Knife.png, Glass ShardShard.png or Survival Knife
Laser scalpel basic.png
Laser Scalpel		 Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping. Basically acts as both a scalpel and a hemostat in one step during the initial incision. Can fail due to experimental nature.
1Incision manager.png
Incision Management System (IMS)		 Used for cutting through flesh, skips bleeder clamping and organ rearranging. Basically acts as a scalpel, hemostat, and retractor in one step during the initial incision. Only functions as a scalpel in steps after the first.
1Hemostat.png
Hemostat		 Used to stop bleeding during an operation, or to remove foreign and undesirable objects from a patient's body.
Improvised Equivalents: WirecuttersWirecutters.png or Cable Coil CableCoils.png
1Bone Setter.png
Bone Setter		 Used for setting bones back into place. If used on a bone that is not broken then you will break it.
Improvised Equivalents: WrenchWrench.png
1Bone-Gel.png
Bone-Gel		 Used for repairing broken/shattered bones.
Improvised Equivalents: ScrewdriverScrewdriver.png
1Retractor.png
Retractor		 Used for re-arranging organs, and moving cut ribcages & skulls.
Improvised Equivalents: CrowbarCrowbar.png
1Cautery.png
Cautery		 Used for sealing incisions in a patients skin. Burns skin together.
Improvised Equivalents: CigaretteCig.png or LighterLighter.png or BlowtorchWelder.gif
File:1Vixovein.png
Fix-o-Vein		 Used for repairing veins and arteries.
Improvised Equivalents: Cable CoilCableCoils.png
1Saw.png
Circular Saw		 Used for cutting through bones.
Improvised Equivalents: HatchetHatchet.png or Machete
Advtraumakit.png
Advanced Trauma Kit		 Used to patch all organs except for the brain and eyes.
  • Improvised tools generally have a fairly high failure chance starting at about 25%.

Surgeries

Surgery is a simple process with a series of steps. Once these steps are memorized it should become effortless and routine to perform. Keep in mind that once you have mastery over the basics, it's a good idea to aim to be as fast and efficient as possible due to the importance of recycling casualties back into the fight, or even preventing them from dying in the case of Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal.

Anesthetic

There are two ways of doing this, anesthetic and powerful painkillers.

Anesthetic tank and medical mask

The first step is applying anesthetic to the patient via the anesthetic tank and medical mask and turning on its internals (encourage your patient to put on the tank and mask, and turn the internals on as this is fastest and allows you to proceed with step two immediately). It is advisable to remove the anesthetic tank and medical mask during the cautery step for maximum efficiency.

Painkillers

If in a rush, or you just want to do things quickly, you can give your patients Oxycodone for quick surgeries without anesthetic (15-20U recommended). You need to work quick though. Note that every form of anesthetic other than the anesthetic tank has a chance of causing your patient to flinch during the surgery, you can supplement the oxycodone with Tramadol, Inaprovaline or Paracetamol to eliminate any flinch chance. Use your medical scanner to monitor your patient's painkiller levels and redose as necessary. Using painkillers can cause distress in the patient (screaming over the radio about getting operated on without anaesthetics, standing up and trying to leave or fight back).

Disinfection

The second step is to wash your hands to help reduce infection chance. Using space cleaner on yourself works too, if you're wearing gloves. Note that you can inject your patient with 5U of Spaceacillin to reliably immunize him from infection (until it is fully metabolized) and circumvent the need to wash your hands.

Surgical table

The third step is to place your patient on the surgical table (grab your patient, then click the table with your grabbing hand selected). If you must, you can improvise with a roller bed or even a table, but these improvised surfaces add a failure chance to each surgical step (a table's failure chance is higher). Now that the preparations are done, you can begin with the actual surgery.

Different surgeries

Surgery: Description:
Bone Repair Surgery (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.) This surgery is used for mending broken bones and fractures.
  • Note that a repaired bone will rebreak if your patient has more than 50 brute damage.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Repair the bone. (Bone Gel->Bone Setter) (Use the Health Analyzer to double check)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Internal Bleeding Surgery (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.) This surgery mends the torn/ripped arteries and veins within the body to stop internal bleeding.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. (Bone Saw->Retractor)
  • Mend the artery. (Fix-o-Vein)
  • Close the skull or ribcage if necessary.(Retractor->Bone Gel).
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Foreign Object/Alien Embryo Removal (Everywhere except mouth/eyes.) Removal of unknown objects, such as shrapnel, implants, or alien embryos from the body.
  • Alien embryos will always be in the chest behind the ribcage. Time is of the essence when removing them, and you must complete this surgery as quickly as possible; your patient will die instantly when it finishes gestating, resulting in the birth of an alien larva.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. (Bone Saw->Retractor)
  • Fish out the foreign objects until they are all removed.. (Hemostat)
  • Close the skull or ribcage if necessary.(Retractor->Bone Gel).
  • Close the incision (Cautery)
Internal Organs Surgery (Groin, Chest.) Mending broken internal organs, excluding the eyes and brain.
  • Peridaxon does not heal organ damage. This is the only way to heal organs in the chest and groin.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Open the ribcage if necessary. (Bone Saw->Retractor)
  • Repair the biological organ with a Trauma Kit, or the robotic organ with Nanopaste.(Advanced Trauma Kit/Nanopaste)
  • Close the ribcage if necessary. (Retractor->Bone Gel)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Necrosis Treatment Surgery (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.) Treating necrosis by cutting away the necrotic tissues and treating the affected area.
  • Open the incision.(Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Excise necrotic tissue and heal the area.(Scalpel->Advanced Trauma Kit)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Organ Removal/Transplantation Surgery (Groin, Chest, Head.) Removing an organ from the body and transplanting a new organ.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Open the skull or ribcage if necessary. (Bone Saw->Retractor).
  • Remove the old organ (Scalpel->Hemostat)
  • Attach the new organ. Use Trauma kit (biological) or Nanopaste (robotic). (New Organ ->Fix-O-Vein->Advanced Trauma Kit/Nanopaste)
  • Close the skull or ribcage if necessary. (Retractor->Bone Gel)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Brain Damage Surgery (Head.) Fixing up the brain.
  • Using alkysine is usually faster than this surgery.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Open the incision. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Open the skull.(Bone Saw->Retractor)
  • Repair severe brain damage, if any. (Fix-O-Vein)
  • Extract embedded bone chips until they are all removed. (Hemostat) (Use Health Analyzer to double check)
  • Close the skull. (Retractor->Bone Gel)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Facial Reconstruction Surgery (Mouth.) This surgery fixes facial deformities caused by severe damage to the head. I.E. "Unknown as (name)" when speaking.
  • This surgery is of minimal priority and should only be done if you have literally nothing better to do. This is a combat operation, cosmetic surgery can wait.
  • Incision Management System. Incision Management System OR Fix the facial deformities. (Scalpel->Hemostat->Retractor)
  • Close the incision. (Cautery)
Amputation (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.) Removal of a limb.
  • Saw through the limb. (Bone Saw)
Limb Replacement Surgery (Limbs: Legs, Arms, Hands, Feet.) The replacement of missing limbs with robotic ones. Robot arms and legs are used to replace hands and feet; there is no need to further amputate if that's all the patient has lost.
  • Seal the stump. (Scalpel->Retractor->Cautery)
  • Attach the robotic limb. (Robotic Limb)
  • Inform the patient that the robotic limb can be repaired with Blowtorch Welder.gif(brute) and Cable coilsCableCoils.png(burn).
Eye Surgery (Eyes.) Mending the eyes to cure blindness and eye damage.
  • Using imidazoline is usually faster than this surgery.
  • Mend the eyes. (Scalpel->Retractor->Hemostat->Cautery).
Synthetic Head Re-Attachment Surgery (Head.) Re-attaching a decapitated synthetic head.
  • Mend the torn silicone tissue. (Retractor->Fix-O-Vein->Hemostat->Cautery).
  • Attach the synthetic head.
  • Use a Defibrillator Defibrillator on the synthetic.

Note: There isn't a timer on defibbing a synthetic.

The Autodoc System

The Autodoc system is located in the south surgery hallway and is only useable by the medical staff. Note that while the autodoc is an extremely useful machine in medical it cannot conduct larva removal surgery.

AutoDoc.png Operating Modes:
Automatic: First you scan a patient in the body scanner then put them in the autodoc and press start to fix everything wrong with the person. Keep in mind that the automatic mode is slower then manual mode.
Manual: Manual mode will fix everything of the selected surgery type, for example selecting broken bone surgery will fix all broken bones one by one. Note that the autodoc cannot remove larva as, narratively, a removal procedure for this has not yet been programmed.
Manual Surgery List:
Autodoc manual list.png
  • Eye Surgery: Treats and repairs eye damage and vision problems.
  • Facial Surgery: Treats and repairs facial deformities (typically from physical damage) so the patient can be clearly identified and doesn't look like an uggo.
  • Surgical Brute Treatment: Treats and removes brute damage from the patient.
  • Surgical Burn Treatment: Treats and removes burn damage from the patient.
  • Toxin Damage Chelation (Kelation): Removes toxin damage.
  • Dialysis: Purges chemicals from the patient's blood stream; use with toxin damage chelation to treat poisoning and overdoses.
  • Blood Transfer: Transfers blood into the patient. The autodoc has an internal reservoir of O- blood that it refills as needed.
  • Organ Infection Treatment: Injects 30U of Spaceacillin.
  • Surgical Organ Treatment: Repairs any damage to organs the patient has other than the eyes.
  • Internal Bleeding Surgery: Repairs any internal bleeding the patient has.
  • Broken Bone Surgery: Repairs any broken bones the patient has.
  • Limb Replacement Surgery: Replaces any missing limbs the patient has with robotic prosthetics.
  • Necrosis Removal Surgery: Physically removes necrotic and infected tissue. Does not treat infections with antibiotics; use the appropriate Organ Infection Treatment and Limb Disinfection Procedure options for this.
  • Shrapnel Removal Surgery: Removes all instances of shrapnel from the patient.
  • Limb Disinfection Procedure: Injects 15U of Spaceacillin.
  • Close Open Incision: Closes all open surgical incisions on the patient.

Combining Surgeries

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Very often people will come in with multiple problems at once. For instance, you might have a patient who has a fractured skull, brain damage, and shrapnel in their head. Performing three separate surgeries is very time consuming when other marines may be waiting. It is possible to condense the surgery down to one in such a manner:

  • Broken skull, brain damage, and head shrapnel removal surgery
  1. Scalpel Cut an incision while aiming with 'Help' intent at the head
  2. Hemostat Stop bleeders in the head
  3. Retractor Open up the incision for further surgery
  4. Bone Saw Cut through the skull
  5. Retractor Open up the skull
  6. Hemostat Here it gets a bit tricky, use a hemostat repeatedly to pull out bone chips and shrapnel until you get a message that nothing more can be found in the brain. Both types of removal can take several rounds or attempts.
  7. Fix-O-Vein Advanced Trauma Kit Use the FixOVein and Trauma Kit to repair hematomas and damage to the brain and eyes if necessary
  8. Use the Health Analyzer to check that the patient does not have brain damage! If the patient still has brain damage go back and use the hemostat and FixOVein more until the Analyzer shows no brain damage.
  9. Retractor Close the skull back up
  10. Bone Gel Use bone gel on the damaged bones in the skull
  11. Bone Setter Piece together the broken or fractured skull
  12. Bone Gel Add bone gel once more
  13. Cautery Seal up the incision
  14. Use the Health Analyzer again to see if the patient needs antibiotics or anti-toxins and administer them as needed

What about an infected marine with a broken chest, internal bleeding, and a ruptured lung? Here you'll want to use medication from the vendors in medbay in order to tackle the problems at hand.

  • Alien embryo removal, ruptured lung, and broken chest surgery (with a side of internal bleeding)
  1. First use one Quick-clot and one Dexalin Plus injectors to stop internal bleeding and to halt suffocation damage from the ruptured lung. While you can stop internal bleeding surgically, in the vast majority of cases a quick jab with Quick-clot is preferable. Keep a couple of Dex+ injector on hand to keep the patient from dying from the ruptured lung.
  2. Scalpel Make an incision quickly
  3. Retractor Ignore bleeders and rearrange organs. Removing the larva ASAP is the top priority right now
  4. Bone Saw Cut open the rib cage
  5. Retractor Separate the rib cage
  6. Hemostat Begin pulling out the alien embryo
  7. Advanced Trauma Kit Repair the ruptured lungs and any other damaged organs, note that a mechanical heart requires Nanopaste to fix
  8. Hemostat Now stem the bleeders with the hemostat
  9. Retractor Close up the rib cage
  10. Bone Gel One application of bone gel for the cut rib cage. Cut rib cages and skulls require one application of bone gel after they've been pushed back together.
  11. Bone Setter Set the broken bones in the chest
  12. Bone Gel An application for the set bones. In general remember that fixing a broken bone requires one application of bone gel before the setting and one after.
  13. Cautery Cauterize the incision, your patient should be recovering nicely now
  14. Again, use the Health Analyzer to double-check your work and to dispense spaceacillin or dylovene as needed

Tips

  • Patients can often tell you where they need surgery if an advance scanner is not available.
  • The hemostat step can be saved for later in the surgery or skipped entirely at the cost of damaging your patient over time.
  • If there is "Infected wound detected in subject [Insert Location Here]. Disinfection of wounds recommended", it means that the patient has an infected wound that needs to be treated with ointment, advanced brute kit (stage 1) or antibiotics (stage 3), surgery and spaceacillin won't work at all. See Antibiotics
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