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  1. I apologize, this was compiled near shift end and the paperwork was lost by the next shift. It's possible Central has a copy of the faxes sent but on ship copies are missing. Reporting Personnel: Atheer Makos on behalf of Mythos (Licenced Merchant) Job Title: Executive Officer GameID : crl-aV8C (the round before it) Personnel Involved: Mythos Kauser Bloodclaw Secondary Witnesses: Keala Nalika, An'khaia Lun'azhak, Usul Guwan Time of Incident: 0400 Ship Time (Approx.) Real Time: 0400 GMT 12/18/2023 Location of Incident: Hallway between medical and the Merchant ship. Nature of Incident: [] - Workplace Hazard [] - Accident/Injury [] - Destruction of Property [] - Neglect of Duty [x] - Harassment [] - Assault [x] - Misconduct [] - Other: Would you like to be personally interviewed?: [ x ] - Yes (but not neccessary) [ ] - No Overview of the Incident: Merchant Mythos testified to myself that Bloodclaw threatened to rob her. Based on context I believe this to have been a joke, but this behavior is still unacceptable. I had a recorded statement from Mythos, however the transcript seems to have been lost. It may be possible to get a new statement over extranet access. I am unsure. Security was too busy dealing with a hivebot issue to investigate properly before the merchant had to depart.
  2. Reporting Personnel: Atheer Makos Job Title: Executive Officer GameID : cri-bkUS Personnel Involved: Rudimer Bird Secondary Witnesses: Yekta Nazeri (Pharmacist - Interimmed CMO), Saira Rivas (Security Officer), Clark Coldsmith (Investigator), An'khaia Lun'azhak (Xenoarchaeologist ) Time of Incident: 0930 Ship Time (Approx.) Real Time: 0930 GMT 12/16/2023 Location of Incident: Pharmacy, and generally about the ship. Nature of Incident: [] - Workplace Hazard [] - Accident/Injury [] - Destruction of Property [x] - Neglect of Duty [] - Harassment [] - Assault [x] - Misconduct [] - Other: Overview of the Incident: Pharmacist Bird has neglected his duties aboard the Horizon in order to pursue a side job as a drug dealer. I am not sure about the strength of the evidence as I was not present on shift at the time. I am instructing Security to build a case. I have decided not to suspend Doctor Bird at this time as we have another Pharmacist that can watch them. Interim Nazeri has spoken with Bird and feels they may understand their new surroundings and may adapt. Addendum to 2465-12-16-0109/01 (index 2465-12-16-0109/01A0,) further investigation yielded that a bottle of salt actually contained Heroin. As confirmed by Interim CMO Yekta Nazeri. CMO Nazeri believes the employee now better understands the expectations placed on him but the severity of the matter requires escalation. As such I am submitting this and requesting SCCIA investigation into the matter. This form is to be completed and handed in to the Internal Affairs branch of SCC Central Command following shift the incident occured in. Attach submitted evidence to this form, including recorder logs, photographs, signed forms. This paper has been stamped with the executive officer's rubber stamp.
  3. I've only really had one round with Fluffy's CMO (Several with his HoS, but I don't play sec so can't comment.) Not much happened that round, he did a good job of facilitating roleplay but didn't really get a chance to give any feedback beyond doing well with the conversation with my surgeon. I can't +1 or -1, but would support an extension. Will add a post if I get a good enough round to give + or - feedback. I will say, I don't think this is the place to complain about him giving you an order you don't agree with.
  4. Foreword: This is an advanced guide, focusing mostly on tips and tricks. It assumes you know the basics of medical first and you're probably a medmain that's put way too much time into this system (like I have) already. Focus: Stabilize a patient first and foremost. To do this, make sure their heart, lungs and blood volume are good. This is always your first goal, liver, kidneys, fractures can wait. Get BO up and keep it up. Then deal with everything else when you have free bandwidth. On Scans: For the rest of this guide, I am going to assume body scanners don't exist, but first some words on when to scan if you do have them. You do not need to scan to stabilize a patient. You have all the tools needed with just a stethoscope and a hand scanner and not even that if you're god tier. Scanning a patient takes time, time they can't be hooked up to an IV or on an OR table. If you know what's killing them, there is no point in scanning. Stabilize them first FR's love to bring you flatlines right after you shove someone in a scanner. You will panic and forget to eject the patient before running over. It will happen eventually. Scanners do not have any warning systems and other doctors will likely not check the scanner. Non stable patients are better left on a bed with a vitals monitor or on a stasis bed in the ICU. Other doctors will check on them, and vitals monitors will warn you if they're BA/BO crashes. The Zeng Hu is great, but it forces you to stand there and do nothing for a long time for the scan. It's best used if you have extra hands, that said, there is no reason not to run around and scan everyone with it if you have nothing better to do. This is also a great way to bully interns by SCREAMING AT THEM TO SCAN. You can also stand in the center of the GTR and scan all four GTR beds simultaneously. Just queue up the scans and don't move or switch hands. The one downside to delaying scans is it can leave someone sitting on a GTR bed getting an IV or waiting for an organ regenerative to do it's job; when they could be getting bone repaired during this time. If they're stabileish and you're not overwhelmed get a scan and get them into an OR. But if you're swamped or the ORs are busy anyway, you probably have bigger patients to worry about. Finally, if you're stumped, SCAN. Scans are the only way to spot appendicitis for example. Bleeds: External: Blood Volume is the biggest killer stop bleeds first, If someone has an external bleed and you don't have a hand scanner you can shift click examine them. If they have clothing over the affected limb you'll get this message in red. "Blood running down their neck": Head "Blood running down their sleeves": One of the Arms or Hands "Blood running down their thighs": Chest or Groin "Blood pooling at their feet": One of the legs or feet. If they don't have clothing covering it, I'm pretty sure it just tells you, but I've not seen it personally. If you don't have bandages, you can apply pressure by establishing a passive grab, then help intent clicking on them with the location targeted. This can also tell you if they have a bleed there since you will not apply pressure if they do not. They can also do this to themselves by simply help intent clicking themselves while targeting the correct limb (no grab needed.) Arterials: The only ABs that really matter are Head, Chest and groin. Arm, leg and feet ABs are really only a problem if they're BV is already low (since it slows how fast you can restore their blood.) or if they have alot of limb bleeds. Scans are the only way to know where an AB is but; You can guess where an AB is by looking at how fast their BO or BV drops. If it's not dropping at all, it's probably an extremity AB. ABs generally only form on limbs that have taken damage, if you've bandaged their wounds, try to remember what limbs were damaged, this is where the AB could be. If you didn't bandage their wounds or forgot where they were, you can strip them and inspect, you'll see "Bandaged tiny/large bruise" notifications. You can also just ask the patient. See the scanless surgery section for dealing with ABs without scans. Applying a splint to a limb with an AB will reduce the AB's severity. Obviously, give Coaguzol. Inspecting: You can inspect injured patients by establishing a passive grab, then help intent clicking limbs. You can spam this if you're in a hurry, but it might make reading the results difficult. It will tell you if the limb has open wounds, broken bones or an infection. It might tell you if they have bandaged wounds without needing to strip them, but I'm honestly not sure. Scanless Surgery: You do not need scans to do surgery. Step one is to fully strip the patient, you will get no info from examining a clothed patient. Once a patient is opened up, you can examine them and see organ damage and necrosis. Minor organ damage usually does not show up when examining, but it also rarely causes a serious issue. You can always just use the ATK but be careful about scarring. For broken bones, use the Inspection method above. For ABs, open the patient's limb (You do not need to saw bone,) and attempt to apply the fix-o-vein, if there is a bleed, you will start to close it if not you'll get a message about having nothing to do. Prioritize Head->Chest->Groin unless you otherwise know where the bleed may be. You also might get a blood spurt if you make an incision on a limb with an AB. Just something to keep that in mind. BO, BV Organ Damage and You: Kelnor, I hear you say. How do you know what's wrong with someone without scanning. Well, it's simple, git gud. First, the stethoscope. It will tell you if they have a damaged heart or lung, but it has some caveats. Plate Carriers and Void/Hardsuits reduce it's usefulness. Strip those. If the patient is not breathing, you cannot tell if their lungs are damaged (this affects breath analyzers too by the way) If you get no breathing, get them on EPP then try again. Lungs: If they're mechanical; you'll get "damaged fans" if it's damaged. You will "air flowing" if it's not. If they're organic, you'll get wheezing or gurgling if damaged. Strained or labored means they're having trouble breathing, probably were recently choking or suffocating. shallow and rapid means they're in pain. Whistling means someone poked them with a syringe. Heart: If mechanical, you'll get info about a pump. If damaged, it'll be sputtering, otherwise a steady whirl. If organic, you'll get irregular pulse for damaged. You'll get normal/fast/slow etc pulse if undamaged. Also worth noting if you hear extremally fast and faint, it means they're about to cardiac arrest. Your medhud shows this normally so it's less useful. It is worth noting that minor damage is not detectable by the stethoscope. How BO works: BO is the result of three main factors. How well the heart and lungs are working, pulse and how much blood the patient has. If the heart or lungs are healthy, and pulse is normal, BO will exactly match Blood Volume. If the heart or lungs are damaged or the lungs are not breathing, BO will drop down below BV. EPP can compensate for non breathing lungs and to a lesser extent lung damage. If pulse drops below normal, BO will drop below BV, if pulse raises above normal, BO will increase above BV. All of these affects stack, so high pulse with heart damage might cancel out and BO will be around BV for example. Giving Adrenaline and/or slapping them using pulled punches, will raise pulse and thus BO. This really is only useful in cases of blood loss, and generally has no real purpose and can cause cardiac arrest. It also has no additional affect if their pulse is already high. Since <30 BO is the real danger zone and you don't get that low in a situation where raising pulse will help. The main use is you might be able to avoid needing brain surgery/alkysine/cryo tube if you can prevent BA from dropping below 69(nice) percent, which this can do but it's extremely niche. BP: Blood pressure follows heart health, BV and pulse. So a high BP and low BO almost certainly means lung issues, and a low BP means low BV, heart health or pulse. You can use this to diagnose between organ damage or low BV based on BP and BO and pulse. You can even sometimes tell if it's heart or lungs using BP (I'm not good enough to do that quickly yet though.) It's also worth noting that full Blood Volume with EPP on a patient having a cardiac arrest, under CPR or harness should be 30% BO. And should stabilize around 30ish BA and never die. I believe CPR and harness stack, so can compensate for some blood loss... maybe. Heart damage might affect CPR/Harness BO? But I am not sure so don't quote me on that. Hand Analyzer: Tells you Pulse, BP, BO and will warn you if BV is under 70% (SEVERE BLOODLOSS DETECTED in big red letters) It gives you everything you need to know to diagnose heart/lung/blood loss issues. Vitals Monitors: The easiest way to confirm BV and thus rule out BV as the cause of the low BO. Also has a nifty warning scream for BA and BO if you forgot about a patient for too long, though don't rely on it since it's usually very late. HELP THEY'RE IN CARDIAC ARREST DUE TO BRAIN DAMAGE AND I CAN'T ATK A BRIAN: There is one hail mary available to you here. Get their BV to 100. Get a harness and EPP on them. Jam in dex (preferably plus,) every organ regen you got, and all the adrenaline you can (don't go over 10u unless you have adipemcina in.) Start an Alkysine drip. Stop pneumalin unless they're lungs are still damaged. CHEST COMPRESS AS HARD AS YOU CAN SCREAM AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. Pray. Whenever their heart restarts, you get one tick where they'll have a normalish BO. If spikes over 85, that one tick will heal the brain slightly. Keep doing this until their brain recovers enough to restart autonomic functions. This rarely works, brain surgery is the better option, but this does avoid brain scarring. Conclusion: There ya go. Post questions or corrections please. And keep saving lives.. especially antags and don't forget to let them escape out through maintenance after the surgery while Sec watches helplessly outside the ORs!
  5. Always love Captaining with BC Broadsword. Looking forward to Captain Protection Unit XO. +1
  6. Reporting Personnel: Georgia Sidower Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Physician Game ID: cn1-c0ME Personnel Involved: Keala Nalika(Hangar Technician Reported Person), Georgia Sidower (Physician Reporting Person) Secondary Witnesses: Caroline Matsushita (Investigator Witness), Ethan Harris (Chief Medical Officer Witness), Time of Incident: On or about 20:40 Ship time. Real Time: 1610CDT 3/25/18) Location of Incident: General Treatment Room Nature of Incident: [x ] - Workplace Hazard [ ] - Accident/Injury [ ] - Destruction of Property [ ] - Neglect of Duty [ ] - Harassment [ ] - Assault [ x] - Misconduct [ x] - Other - Trespass Overview of the Incident: Submitted Evidence: During a minor medical incident, Hangar Technician Nalika entered the GTR without permission. He waited at door and darted in when opening the door for patients. I ordered him to exit the GTR as he was clogging the entrance and making treatment of the incoming patients difficult. He refused and demanded to speak about a bounty. I told him to wait in the lobby and we would be with him soon. He refused again. I called for security to eject him. I then attempted to remove him myself, he resisted. Eventually I got him out of the GTR, and he rushed back in before the door closed. I was standing at the door and our pharmacist was available to speak with him in the lobby regarding his bounty. He refused to acknowledge this and continued to stand in the GTR entrance, making intake and treatment of patients difficult. Eventually CMO Harris and Investigator Matsushita convinced him to leave. This behavior is unacceptable. He could simply have spoken with our pharmacist in the lobby but he seemed strangely intent on being in the GTR for no perceivable reason. Would you like to be personally interviewed?: [ x] - Yes [ ] - No Did you report it to a Head of Staff or a superior? If so, who? If not, why?: CMO Ethan Harris. Actions taken: CMO stated the issue was resolved with speaking to him; I respectfully disagree and think additional action is required to correct Nalika's behavior as this isn't the first time. Additional Notes: Addendum: Additional witness: Melvin Chang (Pharmacist.) I don't believe he witnessed much, but can confirm that he could have spoken with Mister Nalika in the lobby, had he just listened.
  7. I'm getting tired of telling N8 "You read my mind" as Captain. +1
  8. Done a few Captain rounds with them as Bridgie Interimmed them when finding out about the WL app. Seems to have their head on straight +1.
  9. +1 for trial. Just interimmed Malika and she was clearly paying attention to my Captain's next moves. Usually offering to handle access issues before I could type out a request on command comms. There's a lot more to XO than that, but I've also seen her interim when on CMO and haven't heard complaints from the Captains on those shifts. I'm a little concerned ICly that Malika is questioning her leaving Adhomai; going for Command is a commitment to the ship and the SCC. Keep that in mind ICly. That doesn't affect the whitelist at all since WL's are an OOC thing.
  10. Yeah, didn't know about the ghost role limitation. Best way to implement would be an additional medical or investigator or chaplain kit and roll it into an existing job. Fair point's close it.
  11. The idea here, is a CMO or Chaplain, maybe an investigator? Can use a computer terminal to open a ghost role for "Mortician." Basically, they'd have "makeup" tools that can hide physical and burn trauma, as well as a special device that can keep bones and tendons from recracking/snapping. Could make the bone/tendon tool cause extreme immobilizing pain when in place. Basically it'd be a tool that implants an augment when used, give it an infinite supply of augments. (if someone tried to use it on a living person it would have to be surgically removed.) Not sure how much work it would be. But could make it so we can have more open casket funerals for miners. The bone resnap thing is meh though, and there'd be a case of a reviving ling having it implanted by a well meaning crewmember. Not sure if it's worth it. But the makeup thing could be interesting. Could also just make the makeup thing available to surgeons.
  12. I think there needs to be a clarification here about what "second in command" means. There's succession of command (if the Captain isn't on deck or is dead or incapacitated, XO has top authority.) And then there's Chain of Command (This means all concerns going to the Captain should go through the XO, and the XO's word carries the Captain's authority barring some kind of malice or lack of good faith on the XO's part, and barring some orders only a Captain is trusted with issuing.) You would have to have a good reason to bypass the XO and go straight to the Captain if the XO is in the Chain of Command as second. In the real world, the XO's job is to run the ship and handle crew to let the Captain focus on big decisions, they are not primarily a second in command or a right hand man, and they're definitely not a specialist, at least not anymore. They're a secretary with leadership requirements mostly. They're getting experience in ship operation and command leadership for when they become a Captain, and the Captain is expected to groom the XO for the big chair. In militaries, they want a clear succession of command and chain of command. So the XO holds the second position in both. They don't want to hold a command staff vote for the next Captain in the middle of a firefight or have multiple Department heads issuing conflicting orders and crew not knowing which to follow. The question is whether the Horizon wants the XO to be second in both, one or neither of those chains. Edit: I should also point out that militaries would have all command line officers in order of succession of command. If we make XO the second in succession of command, it doesn't really make sense not to go all the way and just list the succession of command all the way down the entire Command Staff. After all, the whole point of the XO being second in command is to never have any confusion of who has command now if the Captain goes down... so why wouldn't you want to do the same for if the XO goes down too... and then the next in succession of command... etc.
  13. I personally like having the machinist in the OR. Expose the organ surgically, then let them fix it. There’s a bug with mechanical organs I’ve never figured out that some machinists seem to be able to fix with some time. Id support a change to mechanical organs, make it so that a surgeon applying nano paste might get it working well enough to keep the patient alive, but you need a machinist to fix it to 100%.
  14. She was born in China. Family was traditional Chinese. Scored well in school and received a nomination from her Father's friend to the Solarion Naval Academy. She detached to fleets and with Marines, in their field hospitals. She was with the 33rd when they invaded Tau Ceti in 2259. Administered a Hospital in a Mendel City suburb during the occupation. Long story short, crazy Evil John Sol Marine type officer that was there to provide security for the hospital started dictating who got treatment. She should have stepped in, but the implication of violence made her back down. She later realized his men were just as upset with him as her, and woulda followed her lead if she'd pushed. Eventually the CO's subordinate shot him after confronting him about denying Biselites treatment. Spent time tending to members of the 33rd under the watch of the 25th and reconstituted Biesel forces, during their withdrawl and hand over of power. Was questioned by a Biesel investigator about what happened at the hosptial. After her testimony, she requested asylum and to stay. PCMG-Nexus hired her. They kind of were the only ones that would touch her, considering her past. Worked her way up, but avoided administrative positions. Eventually assigned to the Horizon. Basic bare bones. There's more depth but this is good for feedback without spoilers.
  15. I like the danger warning thing, but could be done ICly. We have a spaceship in orbit, or will most of the time, with some of the best sensors in the galaxy. We could do a recon sweep from orbit easily off screen and make a written report, maybe a few screenshots taken from space, and make it available in the hours leading up to the event. can also spit the recon into two categories. One for command only on the command forum. One for general crew that’s disseminated… like everywhere. Forums, relay, newscasters, event wiki, event forum… etc.
  16. Gonna be honest, the undersupplied medical was fun as hell. Some feedback though: 1: Just give us hypos, I don't think syringes added anything to the enjoyment, and I mostly ended up trying to find a screwdriver to refill injectors instead. 2: Stethoscopes. Highly underutilized but can do so much so quick in a medmain's hands. Can completely replace a body scanner (if all you care about is fixing heart/lung and in this situation that was about all we could do anyway.) Liver/kidney is just a simple exploratory lower body surgery on a stripped patient. 3: Full FR gear. Just give us a few sets of belts with basic meds. Dexalin Plus (Just O2 kit Dex is fine though) Kelo, Bicard, Morta, coag, perc, stabilizer harnasses. No hardsuit, unless it's justified to risk the ridiculous cost of one of those. Also, if possible, remove requirements to take medical webbing/drop pouches on loadout, or spawn a few. This stuff should probably start in a locker with CMO access so people don't pilliage it. 4: More red kits. They also have a lot of the drugs listed above in pill form. 5: Possibly a small quantity of organ regeneratives like alky, adip, pneuma (probably dependant on exactly how poor we're being during the specific event though) 6: Way more health analyzers.
  17. I don't think I have access? Can't find the category on the forum page anyway. Character: Hailey Wise
  18. RIP Alloy Love RPing with Snowy, no idea how they'll do with command, but that's what the trial is for. Hearty +1 for the Trial, will repost with more feedback if you get the trial.
  19. Good atmos tech. Roleplays a Scarab well, and taught my own scarab alot about being Scarab. Had one round with them being CE and me being CMO. The Spark got disabled and was adrift. Dispatched her Atmos tech to the intrepid well equipped for a rescue mission and did it fast. +1
  20. Reporting Personnel: Hailey Wise Job Title of Reporting Personnel: Chief Medial Officer Game ID: clB-bm0g Commended Personnel: Amara Nasr (Executive Officer), Donny Willis (Atmospherics Technician), Briar Sadar (Chief Engineer), Ceyrs-02 (First Responder), Zhi Jiang (Scientist) Witnesses: Hailey Wise (Chief Medical Officer), Flynn Johnson (Shaft Miner), Konstantyn Lovad (Shaft Miner) Time of Commendable Act: Real Time: 1000GMT 12/28/22 Location of Act: Spark and Intrepid Overview: On or about 0900 hours 12/28/64 I came on shift. Briar Sadar was sole command at the time and informed me the miners were overdue. Shortly after that the Spark came into telecomms communication range and reported that they were adrift. I moved to the bridge to attempt assess the situation. Shortly thereafter Amara Nasr came on shift. Despite having just arrived, she very quickly reacted to my update by preparing the Intrepid for a rescue mission. I ordered Cerys-02 to gear up and move to the Intrepid. She responded quickly as well. Having observed the Spark fly through a hazard and suspecting injuries; I issued the hand teleporter to Zhi Jiang and she agreed to accompany the rescue mission to provide emergency medivac support. Donny Willis quickly prepared the Intrepid for launch and spare supplies to recover the Spark. Briar Sadar coordinated Willis' well. She also acted quickly when the bridge was breached by Carp while attempting to rendezvous with the Intrepid on their return. Unfortunately Shaft Miner Chadda expired aboard the Spark before first contact with the Spark after going adrift. The extraordinary aspect was how quickly the crew, especially Engineering and the XO, went from finding out the Spark was in danger, to launching a fully equipped and prepared Search and Rescue mission. Despite having little time to prepare and no foreknowledge. The Spark's course took it through many hazards and would have taken it through countless more. Their quick reaction undoubtably saved the miner's lives. Additional Notes: I've cast a wide net here with commended personnel, being involved in the incident means I'm not aware of much of what happened since I was focused on preparing Medical for the miner's return. I'll leave it to the SCCIA to narrow the scope should they pursue this commendation. Events on route to and aboard the Spark by the Intrepid crew are unknown to me and may also deserve mention in the commendation. I have no information on what transpired aboard the Spark or the Intrepid during the mission.
  21. OOW isn't Navy. Merchant Marine and exploration vessels do it too because ships need chain of command whether civvie or not, but other people have made a lot of other good points against it.
  22. What do you guys think of making a new position. "Officer of the Watch" In Navy's (and merchant marines) there's a position referred to as "Officer of the Watch" It's basically a Captain but just for the "watch" (read shift) the person isn't a Captain. In real life it's generally it will be held by an Officer. Any rank can get it. They temporarily have the authority of the Captain (in matters requiring immediate attention, they wouldn't be able to perform a Captain's mast or make a significant decision.) My in game suggestion would be to basically make it open to any existing command and maybe bridge crew that want their character to get a chance in the big seat. ICly we could put a limits like "Has to have held the command or bridge crew position for X months/years or whatever, not code forced but admin or mod enforced. I'd suggest requiring the player to have the command whitelist in the case of a bridge crew however. A Captain can co-exist with them, and override their orders, relieve them, or just use this as an opportunity to mentor at the Captain's discretion. I would disable this role (or make it part of the narrative) for Events since OOW is meant to be an off time kind of thing, especially for events the Command team would KNOW some shit is about to go down. It could be used for events that surprised the crew however, possibly the Captain showing up mid round spawned by Admins. Edit: Could also be a random game mode (ghost spawner maybe?) or limited to when there is no captain queued or currently active. After all the Captain already has little to do most of the time.
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