Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Hayley Marshall (Chief Medical Officer) in pre-sim - Fayth Medical Exam - Sickbay

Posted by Ensign Sharah Fayth (Science Officer) in pre-sim - Fayth Medical Exam - Sickbay
Sharah stepped into her quarters. She set her bag down and then requested a glass of water from the tricorder. She glanced around getting a feel for the room. She finished the drink quickly though. She had check-ins to take care of. Sharah took the PaDD with her orders and the iso chip with her medical records she took the turbolift to deck 12 and main sick bay.

She arrived and walked through the door to sickbay. It felt strange that this would not be where she would be working. But though strange, she was excited to meet the CSO and get a good look at the THREE arboretums on Ark Angel. She hadn’t told Olly about her transfer yet. Oliver Loughty, her adopted uncle, was the botanist on Atlantis and had first introduced her to plants, when she was 10, and had met him on the Galileo. She was excited to get in contact with him and talk shop. First though she needed to stop letting her mind wander and get checked in.

She waited for a nurse to approach her. “En Sharah Fayth. I just arrived on board, I’m reporting for my medical exam.” She handed the iso chip to the nurse. “My complete medical records.” Dr. Zarath, on Europa, had gone over it with her to make sure it was complete and had as much detail about her condition as they could put into her file. She was ushered to a bio bed, and unlike some officers, she happily hopped onto the biobed to await the doctor.
En Fayth, Science - Botonist

Hayley made her way over to the biobed, already smiling, “Ensign Fayth,” She spoke quietly, not wanting to startle the Ensign, “Welcome to the Ark Angel, it’s good to see you again. Thank you for the files, it’s nice to have the full picture. Not everyone is quite so thorough. May I?” She indicated the medical tricorder in her hand looking for permission to begin scanning.

Jr. Lt. Hayley Marshal CMO

Sharah tipped her head to the side looking at the doctor approaching her, “You look familiar to me, but I can’t place it. Have we served together before?” If it was from her early days on Challenger she would have to work to pull the memory. Her illness from the parasite had messed up her memories. But perhaps it was from the Academy. She’d met a lot of people there. “Oh yes by all means, doctor. Oh,” she smiled over the comment about being thorough, “I’m a doctor by trade, but I’m here as a science officer now. I’m sure you have a full staff, but if you ever need extra hands, I’m happy to fill in, duties permitting. I don’t want to get rusty.” Oh there she went again, her mouth taking off at high speeds because she was both excited and nervous. “I know files can take time to transfer so I always make sure to have my own copy with me.”

The scan would show good health. A dislocated shoulder and sprained wrist, now healed, from three months ago. Her file indicated she’d gotten hurt participating in parkour. Her paracortex was nothing less than hyper active which is consistent with what is in her file. It was reassured that her psilosynine levels were extremely high and steady with no fluctuations. Her synapses were firing without interruption. The psilosynine should be high, confirming there is no change in her condition. Any signs of lack of sleep or fatigue can be concerning with her condition, but the scans show that she’s well rested.
En Fayth, Science - Botanist