Posted by Lieutenant T’Kam (Chief Science Officer) in [Pre-Sim] Medical Examination - Sickbay Attn. Woolley

Posted by Lieutenant Obiah Torrirs (Chief Medical Officer) in [Pre-Sim] Medical Examination - Sickbay Attn. Woolley

Posted by Cadet Maximilian Woolley (Doctor) in [Pre-Sim] Medical Examination - Sickbay Attn. Woolley
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After meeting with the Captain, he made his way towards sickbay. He always held a certain level of respect for doctors and nurses because of their knowledge in the sciences. He hoped that his records had arrived on time as he stepped through the door with the typical hiss that tickled his ears as he passed. He glanced about the busy place with an eyebrow raised. He remained silent as he found a seat nearby to wait for one of the medical staff to find an opening to begin his examination. In the mean time he just placed his hands together in his lap and observed everything that was going on.

Lt. T’Kam (Oncoming CSO)

“Oh! And Cadet, don’t forget to check on the experiment in the lab– yes, make certain it hasn’t changed exponentially. If it does, contact me, and we can look into it together. It’s an experimental medicine.. so any changes, even synthetic ones from the computer, should be noted.” Waving to someone around the bend, a petite figure made their way to T’Kam, but they didn’t seem to see him yet. They were lean in their appearance, dark, ebony skin was accompanied by pale, vitiligo spots, the mark of a Trill woman. Smiling, they paused, seeing T’Kam out of the corner of their eye. Making their way over, they quietly waved. “Hello there, Lieutenant. Doctor Torrirs, how can I help you?” They offered a slim hand in greeting.

Dr. Torrirs
CMO

OOC: For some reason your character description made me think of Ezri Dax a bit XD I dunno why, but I feel like this character is going to be another one of your more interesting ones!! Love it! Mine doesn’t have much background yet x_x drafted him up in a hurry so I’m still writing him out!

OOC: Hmm.. I can sort of see that, although, Obiah is far from timid. ;) Love Ezri, though! I cannot wait to see what you come up with!

IC: Once the young Lieutenant came over he stood up in respect to her coming to greet him. Though when she held her hand out he looked down at it, before looking back up, and then down again before realizing what it was she was trying to do “Oh. Yes, my apologies. Typically a human form of greeting, a shaking of the hands.” He then held his hand out to clasp hers, and somewhat robotically moved their hands up and down two times before letting go and attempting a small smile. He definitely needed a lot of practice, though he felt as if he did somewhat okay this time.

He caught a glimpse of the pips on her collar and continued “I am pleased to meet you Lieutenant Torris. I am Lieutenant T’Kam. I have just come aboard recently and am required to complete a medical examination prior to the start of my duties.” He grasped his own hands and let them hand down in front of him, waiting for the doctor to provide further instruction.

Lt. T’Kam (Oncoming CSO)

“Clearly you don’t shake hands too often,” They smiled, their grin holding a certain friendliness about it that could have either been concerning or infectious, it just depended on how you looked at it. “I should have asked you about that, before just throwing my hand at you, I’m sorry about that.” There was a genuine nature to their soft voice, their lips remaining curved in what seemed to be a characteristic expression. “A physical? We can do that quite easily. In fact, I do believe there is a cadet who will do exceptionally fine.”

He raised one of his hand up with his palm facing towards the doctor. “It is quite alright doctor, no offense was taken. I believe I am at fault for not recognizing that type of greeting earlier. One would think that when participating in an officer exchange program one would be able to expect many different greetings.”

=^=Torrirs to Cadet Woolley, please report to the main Sickbay, examination biobed four.=^=

Removing their hand, they led the Vulcan man to a nearby biobed, gesturing for him to take a seat. “Tell me, Mister T’Kam, how was your trip over to the Challenger? Was there any turbulence, particularly.. annoying passengers?” They attempted at conversation, despite knowing the man was Vulcan. While waiting for the Cadet to arrive, they pulled up T’Kam’s file, quickly scanning over it, in case it became important at a later date. After all, they planned to observe the evaluation, in case Woolley needed any help. Although, they found he was one of their more.. capable cadets.

Dr. Torrirs
CMO

He tilted his head, slightly confused by her question. “None that I could think of. The Ensign that transported me was quite skilled as a shuttle craft pilot and was quite respectful while I was meditating. We additionally had several productive conversations, I have gained an additional small bit of knowledge in regards to humans thanks to them.”

“What did you discover about humans, Lieutenant?” Obiah inquired, genuinely curious as to how the Vulcan might respond to such a question. Humans were curious creatures, of that they knew, but they also knew Vulcans found them far more unique than say.. the Trill would.

“Most of what is taught about humans on Vulcan is that they are weak, but charismatic creatures ruled by their emotions. They’ve been known to do many things based off of it and not logic. However, some times this may turn out in their favor.. somehow. The Ensign that was traveling with me had a wide range of emotions. Sometimes they were quite apparent such as laughter at odd times or at one of my responses. At others, quite reserved and it was hard to read what kind of emotion they might be experiencing. He mentioned that they were quite social creatures and enjoy passing time in the company of other humans. I believe it to be somewhat fascinating as we require solitude in order to focus our minds.”

There wasn’t too much in his file. His immune system seemed to be that above normal, but was still prone to the resistant virus here and there. No major surgeries or hospitalizations. There was a minor exposure to Trellium-D, however it was determined that there was no damage from the exposure. There was also a note in his file that the most recent Pon farr cycle was completed about two and a half years ago.

OOC: He’s still going on the assumption that she’s a she at least, judging by physical standards. He doesn’t quite understand the concept of special pronouns yet, but he tends to just be respectful of everyone by calling them their rank and name.

Lt. T’Kam (Oncoming CSO)

OOC:Not a problem! Obiah is pretty quiet about their non-binary stance, so they accept both pronouns since most people don’t know. :)

IC:
“It seem as though you have been keeping yourself in good health, Lieutenant.” Obiah smiled, a strand of curly hair falling from their hold, which they quickly brushed from their face, making certain it was gone. “You’re certainly lucky that Trellium-D didn’t cause you any harm nor foul.”

He gave a single nod at this comment, “I was indeed quite fortunate. Trellium-D has been known to cause devastating effects to our psyche along with the physical destruction of our minds.”

=^= “On my way, Lieutenant” Max replied swiftly. It was one of the few occasions when he wasn’t in sickbay during his shift. He was, with permission of course, teaching a first aid course in engineering. This following a recent cadet injury where his classmates revealed that their response to injuries was creative, though perhaps not best medical practice.

Carrying a small medical bag, Max made his way back to sickbay and directly to biobed four where the CSO and CMO were waiting.

“Cadet Woolley reporting as ordered, Lieutenant” his tone was professional and yet had this chipper quality. As with most interactions indicating that he was, in fact, quite serious about becoming an officer in starfleet while simultaneously demonstrating that military bearing was not fully integrated into his personality.

Cadet Woolley (Medical)

“Ah, Cadet! I trust your first aid course has been progressing well with the engineers?” They seemed eager to know. Obiah was a lot like a mother, in their nature. They held a level of care for each of their cadets, checking up on them to see how they were faring and how they were feeling. They genuinely enjoyed hearing about their progress.. but were not afraid to plow down on a cadet when they had acted out.

“Lieutenant T’Kam, this is Cadet Woolley, one of my current medical cadets.” They introduced T’Kam to the young Cadet, “Doctor Woolley, this is Lieutenant T’Kam, he is our new CSO. In fact, I thought you might be interested in running his physical, for a little more practice on patients, such as the good scientist.” They smiled at T’Kam, their gaze calm.

Dr. Torrirs
CMO

He glanced over to the Cadet before looking back over to the doctor. “Of course, I would be glad to be of use for an educational matter.” He set both his hands on his thighs before he looked back over to the cadet. “As the Doctor mentioned, I am Lieutenant T’Kam. It is good to meet you Cadet.” He inclined his head slightly as to give respect. As it rose again he continued, “How would you like to proceed?”

Lt. T’Kam (Oncoming CSO)

Max looked at the CMO with somewhat wide eyes and pursed lips. Clearly not going to reveal how the course had actually gone and inwardly grateful that the engineers had pursued that path rather than anything that may have had them fixing people.

“The course was…satisfactory, Lieutenant. I believe the engineering department is better equipped to handle first response at this time, though that may come in the form of summoning a medic in all future emergencies…”

Turning to the CSO, he accepted his greeting and responded. “A pleasure to meet you as well, sir. I appreciate your willingness to let me conduct this examination.” Max set his own emergency kit in its place on a nearby cart before returning to the CSO. Reaching into his labcoat pocket he withdrew a medical tricorder and removed the probe, holding it in his left hand as he prepared the profile for a scan.

“I would like to just conduct a simple scan, sir. But first, have you had any recent illnesses or injuries we should be aware of?”

Cadet Woolley (Medical)