Posted by Gamemaster Wookius Furrius (Senior Gamemaster) in Main sim Sickbay

Posted by Lieutenant Jasmine Wynter (Chief Medical Officer) in Main sim Sickbay
Jasmine arrived in sickbay looking at the room. Today was going to be a long day. Passing off her samples to Lavonne and Shavoone, she moved to her console to check the intake reports. So far the only person she knew that had died was from the bridge and now in the morgue. Before she started the autopsy, she wanted to make sure there were no other problems lurking before she was hip-deep in tissue and organ samples to try and figure out what happened to cause the man to die from heart disease. She also had Sair to deal with. The woman’s medical situation was complicated. Luckily the now counselor was once a doctor so the part or questions Jasmine didn’t have, Sair could fill in the blanks.

Jasmine Wynter CMO

There were a great number of minor things. Sickbay was crowded but nothing looked like it was critical. Mostly it was nurses taking reports, complaints and logging them for follow up.

“Doctor,” came the voice of one Meera Das, her voice deeper than expected. “We are logging dozens of minor complaints from acne to grey hair to aches and pains. There are two who are much different from their medical profiles. One much younger. One older. We have held them here pending tests. The others we are rescheduling for appointments. Do you have any recommendations for us?” Looking at Meera who, while from Alpha Centauri, had origins from India on Earth, appeared younger. Some faint lines that had been about her eyes and the corner of her mouth was gone.

-NE Meera Das, Med

“Yeah, let’s see if we can find a pattern to the complaints. Are they the same from one race to another or is it gender-based? I have no idea what is happened except people seem to physiologically be older or younger. The effects are varying widely between those experiencing them.” Jasmine didn’t want to say Das had less wrinkles. No matter how she was playing with the wording it just always sounded like an insult versus a medical observation.

“Where are the two you are holding pending the test results,” Jasmine asked looking around the room.

“Oh and make sure you let me or Sair know when her family arrives. Have her deuterium treatments ready,” she said making her way to where Meera indicated the patients were located.

Jasmine Wynter CMO