USS Ark Angel
Main Sim - Shuttle Bay Repairs (Tag Medical)
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Sharah Fayth (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttle Bay Repairs (Tag Medical)
Posted by Ensign Trax Elbrun Suder (Medical Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttle Bay Repairs (Tag Medical)
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Sharah Fayth (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttle Bay Repairs (Tag Medical)
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=/\= Compiling request =/\= The computer intoned. Then buzzed =/\= Error in internal security sensor platforms. Can not complete request, please alert the security department of possible tampering.=/\= It stated.GM CockRoach
Sharah stared at the screen for a moment and then turned to Joseph, “Do you want me to cancel the repairs to the other vessels for now?”
Lt. jg Fayth, CSO
Joseph’s level of anxiety dropped, but only a little. “Let’s focus on solving the issue at hand first before we move on to other vessels.” He said calmly. =^=Computer, scan the shuttlebay for lifesigns, list how many and what type are detected.=^= Joseph found it hard to believe that Sharah’s senses would have been triggered by a computer malfunction. He suspected there was another presence nearby, and was hoping to address his little theory quickly. His hand still resting on the phaser. He turned back to Sharah, “Why exactly are you guys running diagnostics on these shuttles anyway?”
Lt. Jg. Joseph Rainns- COS
Sharah nodded and stepped out of the shuttle calling to Thanton, “Hold off on repairs. Run the diagnostics, but let’s get a compiled list before we start making repairs.” She returned to the shuttle and Rainns. “We were checking to make sure they weren’t damaged in the,” what was the word, “trip. And then just doing basic maintenance. It’s keeping the crews focused, and it’s not a bad idea to make sure they are all ready to go if we need them.” She was giving her staff something to do, and it was beneficial to keep up with regular maintenance.
=/\= Biological scan complete, 8 humanoid life signs detected. Errors still detected in internal security sensor platforms =/\= It said matching the current crew present in the bay and echoing its error from earlier.
GM CockRoach
“Computer is the error in the security sensor platforms in the Fulcrum class runabout or in Ark Angel or both?” It occurred to Sharah that they didn’t know which security platform had been damaged.
=/\= Possible tampering error is located in shuttlebay 1 ship sensors =/\= The computer answered.
She nodded, “That’s right, 4 science officers, 3 engineering, and you. Maybe the Ark Angel’s systems picked up something the shuttle didn’t?” She moved to the hatch and called up, “Tabris did you find anything?” But there was no answer, she went up the ladder, and no En Asam. She came back down and looked around. The floor hatch where he’d been running a diagnostic was still open. She looked down seeing his body and apparently unconscious. “Asam!” She looked up at Joseph, “He appears to be unconscious.” Her anxiety level went up. What was going on? She’d hoped it was just the stress from everyone around. But she’d learned to trust her instincts. She moved into the medbay on the runabout grabbed a tricorder and went down the hatch tapping her combadge as she went. =^=Fayth to Sickbay. We need a doctor in the shuttle bay. Somethings happened to En Asam.=^= She’d be able to tell them more when she got a reading on him.
Lt. jg Fayth, CSO
This was certainly a peculiar situation. Rainns could say that much for it. He hadn’t the slightest idea what was happening, but a mystery was presenting itself, and Rainns loved a mystery. “tampering…” he muttered as Sharah climbed the hatch. His mind began to move quickly. =^= Computer, identify the nature of the error.=^= He said. As soon as he finished talking he hear Sharah call out and looked down to see the ensign unconscious. His hand once again slide down to his phaser, and he began anxiously waiting for the computer’s response. “It might be best to get out of this vehicle when we can.” He called down to Sharah.
Lt. Jg. Joseph Rainns- COS
Sharah scanned Asam with the tricorder, “It looks like he got an electrical shock.” She was fairly certain he was safe to move, but she didn’t have all the readings yet. Her time as a doctor helped, but someone from sickbay should be here soon to make that determination. She looked up at Joseph, “I’m in agreement, but I can’t lift him up by myself.” She climbed out of the crawl space, moving the tools and access panels out of the way. She didn’t want to call anyone else into the runabout if someone had been tampering with the systems. “I’d use the transporter to move him, but what if that system is faulty too? I can call a couple NEs in to help move him.” If he thought they needed to get out then she wasn’t going to argue with him. She called him because she trusted his judgement.
Lt. jg Fayth, CSO
GM CockRoach
Tabris was unconscious, that much was certain, however he was not unaware. The shock did something to not just his body but his mind, he could feel the worry and sense of urgency around him. There was no way for him to communicate back that his mind was working. It’s not safe to say that he was even conscious, more that he was acting like a receiver for the emotions around him. As it bounced around his head it stirred his consciousness to where his eyelids fluttered, still shut he was fighting to come to the conscious world.
Tabris, Eng
Occ:: I am not sure if medical answered this or not just checking before adding to it.
Ensign trax suder - Jo Doctor
OOC: medical has not answered yet.
JennTrax walked into the shuttle bay as a medical officer was requested but had not heard more about anything as he heald his medical kit in hand. “Did someone asked for a medical officer?” Trax asked calmly to them all.
Ensign Trax Suder Jo Doctor
Thanton looked up from where she was working and pointed to the Fulcrum class runabout. “Lt. Fayth did.” Sharah stepped out of the runabout and waved to Trax. “Dr. Suder. It’s En. Asam.” Sharah she handed him the medical tricorder she’d been holding. “He was working in the access tube. It appears he got an electrical shock. He appears to be stable, but he’s down in the access hatch. Lt Rainns suggest we get out of the shuttle, but we have to get him out first.”
Lt. jg Fayth, CSO
Trax looked over the reading that Sarah provided to him. “He seems to be ok? Can we get a transport lock on him.?” Trax offered a way to get the man out of the shuttle.
“We could beam him out here to us or out to sickbay. We can do a tandem beaming of me back with him.” Trax offered another suggestion.
EnsingTrax Suder Jo Doctor