Medicine: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 21:58, 9 June 2020

Probably a lot that can go here what with so many medical personnel characters.

Halo-arch, retracted.

An AAP.

Halo-arch
- Chimes with vital signs when active^[1]
- Capable of generating numbing fields, as for wounds.^[1]
- Closed when needed for monitoring vital signs or maintaining fields; open when not^[2]
That thing that hopefully makes higher gravity not kill you
Skin sealer^[3]
Medplexes
A drug for allowing people to operate with thinner air/lower atmospheric pressure than they're used to^[4]
Phobia desensitization therapy^[4]
Medimage platform
AAP, sometimes AAP syringe. Stands for Air-Assisted Pump; is essentially a futuristic hypodermic. ^[5] Makes an assortment of quiet chirps as status responses, unless it is in silent mode, at which point the feedback is haptic. Normal operation of an AAP is not painful or even noticeable.
Accelerated healing clamps?
Cryogenic suspension^[6]

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 * Phobia desensitization therapy<ref name="leadership />
 * Medimage platform
-* AAP, sometimes AAP syringe. Stands for Air-Assisted Pump; is essentially a futuristic hypodermic. <ref name="wiw-app">''[[Who is Willing (Fiction) |Who is Willing]]'', appendix</ref> Makes an assortment of quiet chirps as status responses, unless it is in silent mode, at which point the feedback is haptic.
+* AAP, sometimes AAP syringe. Stands for Air-Assisted Pump; is essentially a futuristic hypodermic. <ref name="wiw-app">''[[Who is Willing (Fiction) |Who is Willing]]'', appendix</ref> Makes an assortment of quiet chirps as status responses, unless it is in silent mode, at which point the feedback is haptic. Normal operation of an AAP is not painful or even noticeable.
 * Accelerated healing clamps?
 * Cryogenic suspension<ref name="line">"[[In the Line of Duty (Fiction) |In the Line of Duty]]"</ref>