USS Challenger
side-sim Medical Survival Training -Holodeck
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Tandra Mika (Incoming Chief Medical Officer) in side-sim Medical Survival Training -Holodeck
Posted by Cadet Sharah Fayth (Doctor) in side-sim Medical Survival Training -Holodeck
OOC: All medical personnel are invited to join in!
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“You’re right. They might have a basic med kit, in that case,” Mika said. Nodding, she began to head in the direction of the voices. “Let’s see what’s going on up here.” As they moved through the forest, they’d see much the same, a lot of foliage, which may or may not be useful to them. The voices came from a small village - what looked like a Federation colony. There were several houses and other buildings, made out of materials likely gathered from the woods. There were at least fifty people living there, some inside, some out, and some out in the fields, growing food.
~ Lt. JG Mika, CMO
OOC: I hope this is okay. If it’s too much or not the way you wanted I can rewrite it. I wasn’t sure how much you wanted me to add.
IC:
Sharah moved into the village proper and looked around making note of where things where. Their water supply access off the center of a village square. Near by she saw a collection of medical tricorders. She picked one up and passed another to Lt. Mika. A large crash was heard coming from the fields and then someone screaming for help. “Guess that’s our first patient.” Sharah took off at a jog towards the field. There were five people in the field. The machinery had malfunctioned and there had been an obvious accident. The first person she reached was crumpled on the ground, but coughing strongly. It appeared that the small blast from two of the machines colliding blew her backwards. Moving closer Mika and Fayth could see that no one was trapped, but they all appeared to be injured in some way. “I guess we need to triage first.” She knelt down, “Mamm, can you stand? Slowly I”ll help you. I want to get you out of the way of any more explosions.” She the woman stood with help and was able to hobble out of the way.
“Thank you. I think I’m okay for a moment.” She kept coughing.
Fayth looked at Mika, “She appears to just be winded and is talking. Should we move on and circle back or stay here? It’s a holodeck so we can pause the triage if needed.”
Cadet Fayth, Doctor“Let’s get a count of everyone here. We don’t want to miss anyone,” Mika said. “She should be able to hang on for a while, we’ll just need to keep an eye on her,” she continued, heading towards one of the other five people to assess them. Mika figured the best course of action would be to quickly assess everyone, and then prioritize who needed help first.
~ Lt. JG Mika, CMO
Upon getting closer to the machinery they could see all four people were coughing from the smoke coming off the crashed machines. One man was lying on his side breathing heavily, but with a deep, but short cut visible on his leg, however his ankle is turned at a strange angle. The next patient was sitting down holding her right upper arm and gasping, mumbling that she couldn’t breathe. Patient number 4 was passed out, very pale, and his shirt was singed. His chest was beginning to show multiple large bruises. Patient number five waves you away, claiming to be fine. Her skin is clammy and her eyes are dilated and unfocused.
Sharah kneels down next to the man who is passed out. She runs the tricorder over him, “He has fractures along his sternum and the cartilage connecting his ribs. One is dangerously close to breaking.”
Cadet Fayth, Doctor