USS Ogawa
Quarantine Bay 4- Flesh and Blood and Bone
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Alexis Kane (Assistant Chief Medical Officer) in Quarantine Bay 4- Flesh and Blood and Bone
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Dr. Solomon Kane (Research & Development) in Quarantine Bay 4- Flesh and Blood and Bone
Posted by Lieutenant Commander Alexis Kane (Assistant Chief Medical Officer) in Quarantine Bay 4- Flesh and Blood and Bone
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Alexis had moved over to the control console for the cryotube and checked the reanimation sequence. “5 more minutes till we can move the body.” She moved over to the biobed and began programming the parameters for the life support. “I’m using the vitals from her last recorded physical. Captain if you could watch these. I expect they will be erratic at first, but if they appear to be moving into dangerous highs or lows let us know.”
“On it,” Myqian said moving in closer and actually kind of grateful for something to do.
Alexis moved back towards the cryotube where the body was floating rather than suspended and frozen. “The body is ready to be moved.”
Kane, AMO
Kane was watching the monitor in front of him and he said “Synchronization is at 100%. Let’s get her on the bed.”
Kane moved to the cryo tank and made sure it was locked in the horizontal position. He then released the pressure seals and waited for the internal pressure to equalize with the room’s atmosphere. The lid released with a soft pop and hiss, and Kane lifted the lid. As he did, the fluid drained away into collection tanks and he reached down and slid his hands under the body, lifting it up and turning and setting it in the biobed’s body-shaped depression. As he did, the bed lit up with a white-gold glow.
“Ok. Transfer is set.” Kane said. He looked at the monitor and waited… and waited… and then there was a soft hum and the bed’s began to slowly turn from white to blue, matching the cube.
Kane, R&D
Alexis moved over the controls, initiating each of the life support systems and making sure they were matching with the recorded rhythms. Then slowly she matched them to adjust to the signals matching the cube. The theory would be that it would make the transition less strenuous on the new body. Lungs began to work, muscles contracting, heart beating, blood flowing, and the brain pulsed.
Kane, AMO
“Heart rate 58, BP 118 over 72,” Dira said, unable to help from smiling at the extraordinary sight before her. “I’m detecting theta waves.” Signs of a dream state. That was good, right?
Captain Myqian, CO