Posted by Lieutenant Benjamin Grey (Chief Medical Officer) in Sickbay-Holodeck: Check Ins and Test Runs

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Liam Madison (Chief Science Officer) in Sickbay-Holodeck: Check Ins and Test Runs

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Liam Madison (Chief Science Officer) in Sickbay-Holodeck: Check Ins and Test Runs
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Ben clapped his hands once “Alrighty then, we’ll get whichever’s available. What would you like to check first?” He asked

Doctor Grey
CMO

IC: Liam scratched his chin in thought as he considered. “Depending on LB’s benefits, maybe starting with things that might be useful in the field. I’ll likely be seeing more of it than I want eventually. So what about testing heat endurance? If we explore somewhere hot, I might not need an EV suit.”

He hopped onto his feet, ready to get started.

-CSO, Liam J. Madison, Sci.

OOC: feel free to gloss over the trip to the holodeck.

-Janice B.

Ben ordered a console to materialise inside the empty holodeck “Do you think we should run a gradual temperature increase for you or give you actual environments with more factors than just heat?” He asked

Doctor Grey
CMO

Liam pressed his knuckle to his lip and considered the value of each method. “I lean into getting a base value first up to a set level. Then we add factors in afterwards. Gives us a base level to work with and compare.”

-CSO, Liam J. Madison, Sci.

Ben nodded and quickly brought up a clear containment room with an attached decon chamber. “What temp range do you want to start with” Ben asked

Doctor Grey
CMO

“The last range I left off at was…”Liam paused long enough to check the computer logs, “2102 Fahrenheit. We can start there and work up again.”

-CSO, Liam J. Madison, Sci.

Ben nodded and tapped on the console setting the correct temperature “Ok head in the decon-chamber then enter the testing room” He looked at the scientist “Try not to burn out” He said with a smile.

Doctor Grey
CMO

“And give you a ‘told you so’ moment? Never.” The CSO joked back as he stepped inside.

Liam braced himself for the rush of the decontamination procedure. His uniform wrinkled from the air’s impact followed by grid lines across his surface. The dull hum eventually faded, indicating the end of the process. With a deep breath, he stepped out into the testing room. His shoes echoed all around as he took a seat on the floor.

“I’m ready, Doctor. Start it off slow then progress at a steady rate. I’ll let you know when I feel uncomfortable. Then we can take scans and take a break.” Liam reiterated the plan to ensure they were on the same page.

-CSO, Liam J. Madison, Sci.