Posted by Gamemaster Alfredo Linguini (GameMaster) in Main Sim - Sickbay (tag Medical)

Posted by Lieutenant Greve Shaidi (Chief Medical Officer) in Main Sim - Sickbay (tag Medical)

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Draddok Ahearn (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - Sickbay (tag Medical)
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“All right, with that bugger out of the way, let’s get the Numinol in his system,” Shaidi wasn’t about to let that fever keep climbing, if she could help it. “Unless there are any more objections that are going to get my patient killed.”

Stepping around the nurse, she went to give the man a dose of the numinol tetramidaphin, knowing the NSAID was capable of treating fevers.. but she could only hope it would have an impact on the Commander’s.

Dr. Shaidi

The fever slowly came down to a low-grade fever level.

Meanwhile, Ayla had simply closed her eyes and let her mind go elsewhere as the virus continued to make her feel terrible. Instead of in Sickbay, she was on a beach somewhere warm, with pink sand and a large umbrella providing shade over her lounge chair. A book rested open and face down beside her, ready for her to continue delving into its depths. But for now her eyes were happily fixed on the waves crashing onto the beach, providing happy white noise from anything that might distract her fro her peace.

Lt. Sharise, CNS

Ahearn watched the scanners as they continued to display the vital signs of those infected. Finally, after a few minutes, he spoke. “Dr. Shaidi, I’d like a blood sample from each patient. that has received the medication. I want to see if we can detect any immunological response. If we can trigger a response, we may be able to inoculate everyone.”

Ahearn, CSO

“Go for it. Just try to be gentle,” She nodded, turning to Sharise. “I’d like to get started on your treatment, Counselor, if you are comfortable with that. However,” Shaidi left the room for a few moments, returning with a small, circular device. “I want you to wear this neurocortical monitor, just out of precaution. We don’t know how your body will react to the medication, so any and all efforts to keep you safe will be taken. Okay?”

Dr. Shaidi
CMO

GM

Ayla nodded, which was about as much energy as she had at the moment. While she was a bit concerned about hallucinations, they had promised to sedate her in that instance, so there was nothing to object to. “Do it,” she said softly.

Lt. Sharise, CNS