Posted by Lieutenant Commander Satreya Boja (Chief Medical Officer) in Pre-Sim: Boarding Physical

Posted by Lieutenant Elmira O’Shea (Chief Tactical Officer) in Pre-Sim: Boarding Physical

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Satreya Boja (Chief Medical Officer) in Pre-Sim: Boarding Physical
Posted by… suppressed (1) by the Post Ghost! 👻

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“Ah, I see.” She offered a faint smile to the opposing woman, clasping her hands in her lap, in order to achieve a more comfortable position than she had been in, previously. Momentarily, she studied the good doctor, before brushing away her thoughts in favour of the physical and it’s completion. “Elmira O’Shea.” She informed, simply.

Lt. O’Shea
CTO

“Alright then,” Boja said, quickly bringing up the woman’s medical record. She skimmed it enough to get a thorough glimpse of anything that was notable. “Any illnesses, injuries or accidents not on file I should know about?” she asked.

OOC: Can you give me the run down of her med file?

Lt. Cmdr. Boja, CMO

OOC: She is fairly healthy. However she does suffer from premature arthritis, primarily in her lower vertabrae and neck. :)

IC: “I broke my neck about two years ago, it had no correlation to Starfleet. One of the doctors on the planet treated it, so I don’t know if it was ever put on my Starfleet file. They didn’t exactly coordinate with Starfleet very well, being a planetside practice.” She informed, “Otherwise, no noted injuries.”

Lt. O’Shea
CTO

Boja blinked. “Uhh… it shouldn’t matter that it wasn’t with Starfleet. A neck fracture is a signifiant event and should be on your file. Everything should be in your file. We can’t treat you properly without a proper medical history. Well, we can, but it’s better for you and us that we have that info. So I need you to obtain it all and I will make sure your file is update.” Yes she was being stern about it, but really, a neck fracture wasn’t considered important enough information? So bizarre.

“Yeah, I should have looked into that prior. The file they gave me is backed up, so if that will help give a better idea of the case, I’m more than happy to dig it up for ya.” It was her mistake, so she figured she might as well help fix it.

Glancing at the data again, she frowned. “Can you tell me about the arthritis? It’s an easy thing to teat with our advanced medicine, so I think I’m going to need more info on that as well.” Chronic pain could be debilitating under certain circumstances, so it was important she had the full picture to help O’Shea.

Boja, CMO

“The arthritis? Uh.. It comes and goes, often times more prevalent in the cold, or under stress, just like anyone else who has it; mostly in my neck and spine. Previously, a doctor on the Dresden used corticosteroid injections to see if it would lessen the pain. And it did. Although, since departing the ship, I’ve stuck with normal NSAIDs and whatnot, just to try and keep them from flaring up too badly.” She explained, as best she could, but she certainly was not medically inclined.

Lt. O’Shea