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	== Starting your Shift ==		== Starting your Shift ==

imported>Aliser: {{chem box}} → {{reagent card}}

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	These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.		These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.
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	{{~~Chem box~~\|DexalinPlus}}		{{reagent card\|DexalinPlus}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Dermaline}}		{{reagent card\|Dermaline}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Bicaridine}}		{{reagent card\|Bicaridine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Tricordrazine}}		{{reagent card\|Tricordrazine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Arithrazine}}		{{reagent card\|Arithrazine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|TranexamicAcid}}		{{reagent card\|TranexamicAcid}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Epinephrine}}		{{reagent card\|Epinephrine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Dylovene}}		{{reagent card\|Dylovene}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Saline}}		{{reagent card\|Saline}}
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imported>Aliser: /* Common Chemicals */ replaced chem grouping template

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Common Chemicals: replaced chem grouping template

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	== Common Chemicals ==		== Common Chemicals ==
	These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.		These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.
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	{{Chem box\|DexalinPlus}}		{{Chem box\|DexalinPlus}}
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	{{Chem box\|Saline}}		{{Chem box\|Saline}}
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	== Medical Reference for Chemistry ==		== Medical Reference for Chemistry ==

imported>Rednidedni: Removed line that Moths can't eat pills, and on how to swap Syringe modes (because someone died when I didn't know that on my first med shift :c)

2025-04-30T10:23:55Z

Removed line that Moths can't eat pills, and on how to swap Syringe modes (because someone died when I didn't know that on my first med shift :c)

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	* Ointments, gauze, brute packs, blood bags, medicated sutures, and regenerative meshes still work just as well as they do not rely on metabolism to heal.		* Ointments, gauze, brute packs, blood bags, medicated sutures, and regenerative meshes still work just as well as they do not rely on metabolism to heal.

	When it comes to administering your medication, it doesn’t matter if it's in pill or injection. Pills contain higher volumes of medication, up to 20 units, but take time to metabolize due to digestion. Syringes, after a short doafter, kick in almost instantly, with the drawback of only being able to insert and hold up to 15u. You can change the amount injected(5,10,15) by right-clicking the syringe~~. Note that [[Playable_Species#Moths\|moths]] cannot take pills~~, ~~as they find any non-cloth item repulsive to eat, needing injections or dissolved pills instead~~.		When it comes to administering your medication, it doesn’t matter if it's in pill or injection. Pills contain higher volumes of medication, up to 20 units, but take time to metabolize due to digestion. Syringes, after a short doafter, kick in almost instantly, with the drawback of only being able to insert and hold up to 15u. You can change the amount injected(5,10,15) by right-clicking the syringe, and switch between drawing and injecting by pressing Z.

	The CMO also has their hypospray, which injects instantly in 5u doses. It can hold up to 30u, and is a fantastic combat tool both in healing and offence.		The CMO also has their hypospray, which injects instantly in 5u doses. It can hold up to 30u, and is a fantastic combat tool both in healing and offence.

imported>Kittygyat: rewordings for consistencies, typo fixes.

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rewordings for consistencies, typo fixes.

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	== Stabilizing and Administering Medication ==		== Stabilizing and Administering Medication ==
	Patients admitted to Medical are often dragged in, critically injured. If it is available, injecting [[#chem_Epinephrine\|'''Epinephrine''']] to stabilize the patient is a first choice for many, as it will counteract any further damage, as well as heal asphyxiation damage. Everyone starts with an ~~Epipen~~ inside their survival box, which contains 15u of the stuff. Medical doctors are also given one extra ~~Epipen~~ on their medical belt (accessed using {{key press\|Shift}} + {{key press\|E}} ), while Paramedics start with 3. If you run out there are also Epinephrine bottles inside the NanoMed of Epinephrine which you can administer with a syringe, also inside the vendor. [[Chemist\|Chemists]] can make more if they have access to welding fuel, but if they don't, [[Hydroponics]] can supply Lingzhi which can be turned into Epinephrine. If you don't have Epinephrine, [[#chem_Inaprovaline\|Inaprovaline]] can be used as a less effective substitute.		Patients admitted to Medical are often dragged in, critically injured. If it is available, injecting [[#chem_Epinephrine\|'''Epinephrine''']] to stabilize the patient is a first choice for many, as it will counteract any further damage, as well as heal asphyxiation damage. Everyone starts with an Medipen inside their survival box, which contains 15u of the stuff. Medical doctors are also given one extra Medipen on their medical belt (accessed using {{key press\|Shift}} + {{key press\|E}} ), while Paramedics start with 3. If you run out there are also Epinephrine bottles inside the NanoMed of Epinephrine which you can administer with a syringe, also inside the vendor. [[Chemist\|Chemists]] can make more if they have access to welding fuel, but if they don't, [[Hydroponics]] can supply Lingzhi which can be turned into Epinephrine. If you don't have Epinephrine, [[#chem_Inaprovaline\|Inaprovaline]] can be used as a less effective substitute.

	If upon first inspection the patient is bleeding (ie. seeing the text <code>"The patient is bleeding!"</code> on a medical scanner), then promptly patch them up with Gauze. Only one gauze is needed to stop bleeding, further application of the Gauze serves to heal slash and [[#Types of damage\|piercing damage]].		If upon first inspection the patient is bleeding (ie. seeing the text <code>"The patient is bleeding!"</code> on a medical scanner), then promptly patch them up with Gauze. Only one gauze is needed to stop bleeding, further application of the Gauze serves to heal slash and [[#Types of damage\|piercing damage]].
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	=== Burn damage ===		=== Burn damage ===
	There are four types of burn damage: heat, shock, cold, and caustic. As with brute, minor instances of burn damage can be treated by simply applying Ointment instead. However, while Bruise packs heal three categories of damage in brute, Ointment ~~onals~~ heat and shock. It will heal 10 points of damage, 5 in each category, per use. Ointment will also heal caustic damage, albeit less effectively(2.5 points).		There are four types of burn damage: heat, shock, cold, and caustic. As with brute, minor instances of burn damage can be treated by simply applying Ointment instead. However, while Bruise packs heal three categories of damage in brute, Ointment only heals heat and shock. It will heal 10 points of damage, 5 in each category, per use. Ointment will also heal caustic damage, albeit less effectively (2.5 points).

	Aloe Cream and Regenerative Mesh are also good options for burn topicals, and both will heal more efficiently than Ointment.		Aloe Cream and Regenerative Mesh are also good options for burn topicals, and both will heal more efficiently than Ointment.
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	=== Airloss damage ===		=== Airloss damage ===
	Before reading anything else: if someone is on the ground gasping, you should first use an emergency medipen, or inject Epinephrine on them if no one else already ~~has yet~~, and then move them to a medical bed if there are any available. This will give you time to prepare a more specific treatment. Next check that their internals are off (if theres air in medbay) or on (if theres no air in medbay). You do this by their right click menu.		Before reading anything else: if someone is on the ground gasping, you should first use an emergency medipen, or inject Epinephrine into them if no one else has already done so, and then move them to a medical bed if there are any available. This will give you time to prepare a more specific treatment. Next check that their internals are off (if theres air in medbay) or on (if theres no air in medbay). You do this by their right click menu.

	When it comes to asphyxiation, [[#chem_Epinephrine\|Epinephrine]] is good for stabilizing patients losing air to give you time to work on them, but it will only temporarily divert the issue. Get them some proper medication. An easier to make alternative to stabilize patients is [[#chem_Inaprovaline\|Inaprovaline]], which does the same thing but to a lesser extent, and also is far easier for the chemists to make. These medications do not lower asphyxiation below 100, they only prevent it from getting higher.		When it comes to asphyxiation, [[#chem_Epinephrine\|Epinephrine]] is good for stabilizing patients losing air to give you time to work on them, but it will only temporarily divert the issue. Get them some proper medication. An easier to make alternative to stabilize patients is [[#chem_Inaprovaline\|Inaprovaline]], which does the same thing but to a lesser extent, and also is far easier for the chemists to make. These medications do not lower asphyxiation below 100, they only prevent it from getting higher.
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	There are two types of toxin damage, and both are treated with different medications.		There are two types of toxin damage, and both are treated with different medications.

	The first kind is poison damage. For poison, your most widely available option to detox is [[#chem_Dylovene\|Dylovene]]. [[#chem_Dylovene\|Dylovene]] heals 2 poison damage per unit. Technically, Diphenhydramine or Stellibinin(sourced from Galaxythistle) are far superior in terms of healing poison damage, however both are more difficult to source. [[#chem_Ultravasculine\|Ultravasculine]] is also an option, however it comes with the side effect of dealing brute damage alongside the detox.		The first kind is poison damage. For poison, your most widely available option to detox is [[#chem_Dylovene\|Dylovene]]. [[#chem_Dylovene\|Dylovene]] heals 2 poison damage per unit. Technically, Diphenhydramine or Stellibinin (sourced from Galaxythistle) are far superior in terms of healing poison damage, however both are more difficult to source. [[#chem_Ultravasculine\|Ultravasculine]] is also an option, however it comes with the side effect of dealing brute damage alongside the detox.

	If you do not have Dylovene, you can also use [[#chem_Tricordrazine\|Tricordrazine]] to heal 1 poison damage per unit to heal any damage below 50.		If you do not have Dylovene, you can also use [[#chem_Tricordrazine\|Tricordrazine]] to heal 1 poison damage per unit to heal any damage below 50.

imported>MagnusV: /* How to Deal with a Pandemic */

2025-02-16T02:16:12Z

How to Deal with a Pandemic

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	Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.		Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.

	Zombies are an ~~antagonist~~ within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the [[Zombie\|Zombies]] portion of the wiki.		Zombies are an [[Antagonist\|Antagonist]] within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the [[Zombie\|Zombies]] portion of the wiki.

	If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.		If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.

imported>MagnusV: /* How to Deal with a Pandemic */

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How to Deal with a Pandemic

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	Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.		Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.

	Zombies are an antagonist within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the [[#Zombie\|Zombies]] portion of the wiki.		Zombies are an antagonist within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the [[Zombie\|Zombies]] portion of the wiki.

	If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.		If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.

imported>MagnusV: /* How to Deal with a Pandemic */

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How to Deal with a Pandemic

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	Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.		Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.

	Zombies are an antagonist within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the Zombies portion of the wiki.		Zombies are an antagonist within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the [[#Zombie\|Zombies]] portion of the wiki.

	If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.		If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.

imported>MagnusV: /* How to Deal with a Pandemic */

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How to Deal with a Pandemic

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	Now it is imperative in a crowded medbay of infected patients to keep patients from dying, or becoming crit. If a patient is about to die, do your best to seperate them from everyone else, as they will turn. Remember, do not be stingy with ambuzol! And focus on having a route to run away!		Now it is imperative in a crowded medbay of infected patients to keep patients from dying, or becoming crit. If a patient is about to die, do your best to seperate them from everyone else, as they will turn. Remember, do not be stingy with ambuzol! And focus on having a route to run away!

			Another thing to take note of, you cannot revive a zombie, or turn them back into not being a zombie. The only way to bring them back into the game is by borging them! Take their brain or dead body to sci and they can take it from there.

	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

imported>MagnusV: /* How to Deal with a Pandemic */

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How to Deal with a Pandemic

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	== How to Deal with a Pandemic ==		== How to Deal with a Pandemic ==
	Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.		Virology is currently removed from the game. The only disease to remain, is zombification, contracted through romerol.

			Zombies are an antagonist within the game which can be enabled as Initial Infected. More can be found in the Zombies portion of the wiki.

			If someone is infected, through bite from a zombie, there are quite a few ways to deal with it. To start, zombie infections can be cured with Ambuzol, and a vaccination for them is Ambuzol+. Ambuzol needs zombie blood to be made, so bring dead zombies to your chemists! When treating an infection without ambuzol, or treating the side effects, you can track how bad the infection has gotten by tracking their poison damage! As they are infected, they will take poison damage over time, and patients take much more poison damage when they are in critical condition! It is however imperative to understand, if someone is bit while they are in critical condition, they will instantly turn into a zombie. This means treating critical patients that have been infected is risky, as if they die they will turn, and if they are bit they will turn.

			Now it is imperative in a crowded medbay of infected patients to keep patients from dying, or becoming crit. If a patient is about to die, do your best to seperate them from everyone else, as they will turn. Remember, do not be stingy with ambuzol! And focus on having a route to run away!

	[[Category:Guides]]		[[Category:Guides]]

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	These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.		These are chemicals you should probably keep a jug or two of on hand.
	{{Reagent card group start}}		{{Reagent card group start}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|DexalinPlus}}		{{reagent card\|DexalinPlus}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Dermaline}}		{{reagent card\|Dermaline}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Bicaridine}}		{{reagent card\|Bicaridine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Tricordrazine}}		{{reagent card\|Tricordrazine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Arithrazine}}		{{reagent card\|Arithrazine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|TranexamicAcid}}		{{reagent card\|TranexamicAcid}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Epinephrine}}		{{reagent card\|Epinephrine}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Dylovene}}		{{reagent card\|Dylovene}}
	{{~~Chem box~~\|Saline}}		{{reagent card\|Saline}}
	{{Reagent card group end}}		{{Reagent card group end}}