TECHNICAL OPERATIONS & REFERENCE MANUAL
NSS EXODUS ‘ASCLEPIUS’ MEDICAL BAY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Layout ........................................................ 6 Room List ............................................................ 7 Floorplan ........................................................... 11
Medical guides ............................................... 12 Room Operations Guide ............................................... 13 Acute Treatment Room one & Two ....................................... 13 Chemistry ............................................................ 14 Cryogenic Treatment Room ............................................. 14 Cloning lab .......................................................... 14 Emergency Entrance ................................................... 14 Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room ................................... 15 Examination Room ..................................................... 15 Genetics Research Laboratory ......................................... 15 Hygiene/Decon Room ................................................... 16 Reception ............................................................ 16 Medicine Storage Room ................................................ 17 Morgue ............................................................... 17 Mental Health and Therapy Office ..................................... 17 Operating Theatre One & Two .......................................... 18 Sub-Acute Treatment Rooms A, B & C ................................... 18 Patient Ward ......................................................... 19 Pre-Op Preparation Room .............................................. 19
Primary Equipment Storage ............................................ 20 Secondary Storage .................................................... 20 Staff Room ........................................................... 21 Virology Module ...................................................... 21
Machinery Parameters ................................................ 22 Advanced Body Scanner ................................................ 22 Chemical Dispenser ................................................... 22 ChemMaster 3000 ...................................................... 22 Cloning Console ...................................................... 22 Cloning Pod .......................................................... 22 Cryogenic Tube ....................................................... 23 DNA Modifier Access Console .......................................... 23 DNA Modifier ......................................................... 23 Employment Records Laptop ............................................ 23 Gas Freezer .......................................................... 23 Medical Emergency Red Phones ......................................... 24 Operating Table ...................................................... 24 Photocopier .......................................................... 24 Sleeper & Console .................................................... 24 Washing Machine ...................................................... 24 Water Cooler ......................................................... 24
Equipment Location Table ............................................ 25
Strategic Use of the Medical Bay ............................. 29 Facility Identification & Prioritisation ............................ 30 Patient Flow ........................................................ 33 Emergency Protocol .................................................. 35 Armed Hostile: Lobby ................................................. 35
Armed Hostile: Medical Bay Interior .................................. 36 Whole Medical bay Quarantine ......................................... 36 Contagious Patient Transport to Virology ............................. 37
Engineering SUPPLEMENTS ...................................... 38 Energy & Cabling Chart .............................................. 39 Atmospherics Table .................................................. 41 Shutters & Door Controls Guide ...................................... 44 Machinery & Electronics Inventory ................................... 46
LAYOUT
ROOM LIST A list of designated rooms, corridors and other localities within the ‘Asclepius’ Medical Bay. Sorted by Room. ‘fig’ column indicates numeric identifier in Floor plan. Capacity Guidelines are recommendations for optimal performance for a room or area of operation. An asterisk (*) in the ‘APC/Atos Area’ column indicates an APC for this area is located in this room.
ROOM TITLE
ROLE/PURPOSE
PATIENT/VISITOR CAPACITY (MAX CAPACITY)
1
Acute Treatment Room One
Emergency Medical Treatment.
P: One (Two)
One (Three)
Emergency Treatment Centre
2
Acute Treatment Room Two
Emergency Medical Treatment.
P: One (Two)
One (Three)
Emergency Treatment Centre
Aft Junction
Transit.
P/V: Two
3
Centre Corridor
Transit.
4
Chemistry Laboratory
Chemistry Research, Drug Fabrication, Pathology.
5
Chief Medical Officer's Office
Office for Chief Medical Officer, CMO Delivery/Mail chute.
6
Cloning Laboratory
Cloning
7
Cryogenic Treatment
Cryogenic Treatment of Living.
8
Emergency Entrance
Access for Medical Emergencies. Medical Bay Total Quarantine Shutters (CMO Control).
9
Examination Room
Patient Triage, Examination, Consultation, Treatment.
P: One (Three)
Examination Room *
Fore-Starboard Arm
Transit, Patient Overflow Space, Starboard Emergency Storage & Maintenance Access.
P: (Four)
Medbay2/Medbay *
fig
26a
10
EXPECTED STAFF (MAX EFFECTIVE)
APC/ATMOS AREA
Medbay2/Medbay
Medbay2/Medbay
P/V: Two
(Four)
P: Two
One (Three)
Chemistry
One (Four)
CMO’s Office *
One
Cloning Lab *
One
Cryogenics * Emergency Treatment Centre *
fig
PATIENT/VISITOR CAPACITY (MAX CAPACITY)
MINIMUM STAFF (MAX EFFECTIVE)
APC/ATMOS AREA
ROOM TITLE
ROLE/PURPOSE
11
Genetics Primate Pen
Storage of Primates for Genetics Research.
12
Genetics Research Laboratory
Genetics Research, Genetic Therapy, Research Department Access.
13
Hygiene Facilities
Patient/Staff Decontamination, Restrooms & Shower.
14
Medical Bay Delivery Hatch
Receive Supplies from Cargo, delivered by Mule.
15
Medical Bay/Research Maintenance Bypass
Maintenance Access, Research Department Access, Genetics Access.
Genetics
16
Medical Bay/Virology Maintenance Bypass
Maintenance Access, Medical Bay Access, Virology Access.
Virology Access
17
Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room
Advanced Full Body Imaging/Scan, Emergency Cryogenic Tube, Delivery Hatch, Maintenance Access.
Emergency Treatment Centre *
18
Medicine Storage
Medication & Kit storage, Chemistry Storage.
19
Mental Health & Therapy Office
Mental Health Assessment & Treatment, Counselling, Private Patient/Visitor Waiting Area.
P/V: One (Three)
One (Two)
Psych Room *
20
Morgue
Deceased Body Storage, Post Mortem Examination.
P:One (Twelve)
One (Two)
Morgue *
21
Operating Theatre One
Surgical Procedures, Capability for External Observation.
P: One
One (Three)
Operating Theatre One
22
Operating Theatre One Observation Room
Observation of Surgical Procedures in Operating Theatre One.
One (Three)
Operation Observation Room *
23
Operating Theatre One Storage
Supply & Storage for Operating Theatre One.
24
Operating Theatre Two
Surgical Procedures.
25
Operating Theatre Two Storage
Supply & Storage for Operating Theatre Two.
Patient Wing
Transit, Patient Access, Visitor Lounge, Maintenance Access.
P/V: Two
Sub-Acute Treatment Room A
Patient Treatment & Monitoring.
P/V: One (Two)
26b
27
Genetics Lab
P/V: Three
P: Two (Three)
One (Two)
Genetics Lab *
(Three)
Patient Wing
One
Emergency Treatment Centre
One (Three)
Chemistry *
V: Three
Operating Theatre One *
P: One
One (Three
Operating Theatre Two Operating Theatre Two *
Patient Wing *
One (Two)
Isolation A *
ROOM TITLE
ROLE/PURPOSE
PATIENT/VISITOR CAPACITY (MAX CAPACITY)
28
Sub-Acute Treatment Room B
Patient Treatment & Monitoring.
P/V: One (Two)
One (Two)
Isolation B *
29
Sub-Acute Treatment Room C
Patient Treatment & Monitoring.
P/V: One (Two)
One (Two)
Isolation C *
30
Port Corridor
Transit.
Medbay2/Medbay
Port Main Entrance
Preferred Exit Point for the Medical Bay. Medical Bay Entrance Quarantine Shutters (Reception Control).
Medbay2/Medbay
32
Pre-Operation Preparation Room
Storage & Supply for Operating Theatres, Pre-Operation Preparation, Maintenance Access.
33
Primary Equipment Storage
Storage of Equipment for Medical Staff, Reception Office Access.
Reception Office
Administration of the Medical Bay, Patient & Visitor Admission & Discharge, Triage.
35
Reception
Starboard Primary Hallway Access, Waiting Area, Medical Bay Total Quarantine Shutters (CMO Control).
P/V: Six (Ten)
36
Patient Ward
Patient Ward, Procedure Recovery, Visitation.
P: Four (Five) V: One (Four)
37
Secondary Storage
Storage for less-commonly used equipment, Bio-Suit storage.
38
Staff Room
Staff Meetings, Staff Recreation & Amenities.
39
Starboard Corridor
Transit.
Medbay2/Medbay
Starboard Emergency Storage
Emergency Station Provisions & Maintenance Supplies.
Starboard Emergency Storage *
41
Starboard Main Entrance
Preferred Entry Point for the Medical Bay. Medical Bay Entrance Quarantine Shutters (Reception Control).
Medbay2/Medbay
42
Virology Airlock
Decontamination Pre- and PostVirology Access.
43
Virology Access Corridor
Virology Access. Virology Quarantine Blast Doors (CMO Control).
Virology Access *
44
Virology Foyer
Virology Airlock Access, Virology Quarantine Room Access.
Virology
NO.
31
34
40
P: One V: Two
MINIMUM STAFF (MAX EFFECTIVE)
APC/ATMOS AREA
One (Four)
Pre-Op Prep Room *
Medbay3/Medbay *
One (Two)
Medbay Reception * Medbay Reception
One (Four)
Recovery Ward * Secondary Storage *
(Ten)
P: One
One (Two)
Break Room *
Virology *
ROOM TITLE
ROLE/PURPOSE
PATIENT/VISITOR CAPACITY (MAX CAPACITY)
45
Virology Isolation Room One
Individual Contagious Subject Storage for Treatment & Monitoring.
P: One
Virology
46
Virology Isolation Room Two
Individual Contagious Subject Storage for Treatment & Monitoring.
P: One
Virology
47
Virology Isolation Room Three
Individual Contagious Subject Storage for Treatment & Monitoring.
P: One
Virology
48
Virology Laboratory
Virological Research, Pathology.
49
Virology Primate Pen
Primate Storage for Virological Research.
50
Virology Quarantine Airlock
Decontamination Pre- and PostQuarantine Room Access.
P: One (Two)
51
Virology Quarantine Room
Patient Enclosure for Group Quarantine.
P: Four (Eight)
fig
MINIMUM STAFF (MAX CAPACITY)
One (Three)
APC/ATMOS AREA
Virology
Virology
One
Virology
Virology
FLOORPLAN
Medbay Numbers (figures) on map are identified in the Room Listing under column ‘fig’.
Virology Module
MEDICAL GUIDES
ROOM OPERATIONS GUIDE A guide to the design strategy of the Asclepius Medical Bay.
This section of the Manual pays attention to the Active Rooms in the Medical Bay. These are rooms which have an active medical use; in which procedures, operations, treatment, assessment, administrative work, research and storage take place.
ACUTE TREATMENT ROOM ONE & TWO Patients brought in through the Emergency Entrance can be immediately bedded in these rooms for life-saving treatment. A sleeper is contained within the Room for quick usage. Acute One can be closed off from the Emergency Entrance, Port Corridor and Acute Treatment Room Two with the use of Privacy Shutters. Acute Two can be closed off from the Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room, Port Corridor and Acute Treatment Room one with the use of Privacy Shutters. Controls for shutters are found on the walls. An IV pole is beside each bed. A blood pack cabinet with O- blood is accessible from both rooms even with shutters down. A NanoMed Plus is accessible from both rooms even with shutters down. Airlocks that access the Acute Rooms do not automatically shut behind the user. This allows them to be left open to increase the openness of the Acute Rooms. The Acute Rooms are a mirror image of each other, to enable familiarity and coordination between the spaces. The Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room is adjacent Acute Two. Preferably, only treat one patient in an acute room. Multiple staff may attend.
CHEMISTRY This Chemistry is designed to be operated by two or more staff with more efficiency than the previous Medical Bay on Exodus. Two Chemical Dispensers allow staff to be producing substances simultaneously, increasing output of the Chemistry Lab. For privacy, shutters can be closed on the hallway windows. For security, a shutter can be closed over the Reception/Pharmacy Counter. An Advanced Mass Spectrometer is supplied to allow pathology and blood analysis. Direct access to the Medicine Storage Room.
CRYOGENIC TREATMENT ROOM This is the primary cryogenic treatment area.
CLONING LAB Maintaining close proximity to the morgue, the Cloning Lab is now also adjacent the Cryogenic Treatment Room, and has direct access through one airlock.
EMERGENCY ENTRANCE The Emergency Entrance leads directly from the Starboard side of the Central Primary Hallway into the Emergency Treatment Area of Medbay – the Acute Rooms. It also features dual Emergency Shutters to transform it into a makeshift airlock during environmental crises. This allows staff and patients access to and from the Medical Bay without compromising it. The button to activate the Emergency Entrance from the interior only responds to Medical Staff.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS ROOM This Room features an Advanced Body Scanner, a Cryogenic Tube and the necessary equipment to run it. The Room has fast access to/from Acute Two. For privacy, Shutters can separate the room from the Aft Junction. A control is found in the Fore/Starboard corner of the room. The room is home to the Delivery Hatch, through which Mules deliver cargo from the Cargo bay. Adjacent this hatch is also an airlock to Maintenance.
EXAMINATION ROOM The examination room allows the consultation, assessment and treatment of Patients that report to the Medical Bay. The consulting doctor has access to basic treatments and medical records. The room is adjacent the Reception, and has an airlock to provide easy access to patients that are waiting consultation. The room can easily contain both patients and any visitors they may bring.
GENETICS RESEARCH LABORATORY The Genetics Lab is more spacious than the previous. This decreases the likelihood of Geneticists interrupting one another, as they are further apart, yet not uncomfortably so. Geneticists have access to a table directly behind them. The Primate Pen is located at the Aft end of the room. A door into the Maintenance Bypass also allows fast access to and from the Research Department, as well as Medbay Maintenance.
HYGIENE/DECON ROOM This room features two cubicles, one with a toilet and one with a shower. A sink and mirror is provided. The airlocks to the cubicles do not shut automatically. This facilitates their manual use to indicate whether the cubicle is occupied or empty. The room can be used for decontamination.
RECEPTION This Reception has a central Desk with two Entry/Exit points from the Medical Bay. The Port and Starboard Entrances are controlled separately by a button on the relevant side of the Reception Desk. The Reception can comfortably house six crew members on stools. Water is available. There is a direct entry point to the Examination Room for triage, consultation and basic treatment. The Reception has access to the controls for the Entrance Lockdown Shutters, preventing those in the Lobby from accessing the Medical bay and Reception Office airlocks/win-doors. Crew Monitoring and Records are easily accessible by the Port side receptionist, while the Starboard side receptionist has access to paper, a photocopier and a filing cabinet. This allows staff-support duties to be handled by the Port receptionist, and discharge/admission to be handled by the Starboard receptionist. Both receptionists have access to the Red Emergency Phones, which operate on a specific frequency and do not require Telecommunications or Electricity to function. This allows coordination with Medical Staff outside the Medbay even in extreme situations.
MEDICINE STORAGE ROOM This room is for the storing of all Medications. Medical kits are also found here. The room is adjacent the Emergency Entrance/Exit for quick supplying of staff leaving the Medical Bay. The room is also directly opposite Primary Equipment Storage. The room is in close proximity to the acute treatment rooms. The Pill Cabinet is accessible from both sides of the wall, enabling fast access to Medication.
MORGUE The Asclepius Morgue is larger than the previous Morgue, and thus has a higher Capacity. 11 Corpses can be stored in Morgue Units. The operating table used to perform Post-Mortem examinations has a wider berth around it, providing easier transversal of the space. The Morgue unit in the Aft/Port corner of the room can be used to identify a corpse which requires autopsy.
MENTAL HEALTH AND THERAPY OFFICE This comfortable office is suited for treating mental disorders, counselling patients, and housing visitors. The presiding doctor has access to medical records. An empty bookshelf in the room can be filled with material at the discretion of the doctor or patient(s). The room’s window features a shutter system to grant its occupants privacy.
OPERATING THEATRE ONE & TWO The dual Operating Theatres allow two procedures to be performed simultaneously, greatly increasing the efficiency of the Medical Bay during a crisis. Both Theatres have two access points, as well as access to their own Storage rooms. The Theatres are designed as mirror images of each other for easy familiarisation and navigation. The Theatres are designed so that most standard operations can be performed by a single doctor standing in the corner of the room, without needing to move to locate tools and utensils. Operating Theatre One has an observation room from which visitors or staff can watch the goings-on of the room. The observation room’s window features shutters which can come down to block the view of the room. A control for this is on the wall next to the window. This control also closes the window facing into the PreOp Preparation room. The similarly located control in Operation Room Two merely closes the Pre-Op Prep room window.
SUB-ACUTE TREATMENT ROOMS A, B & C These rooms allow Patients requiring a prolonged visit to be comfortable during their stay. There are three rooms; the previous Medical bay had two. An IV pole is supplied for intravenous access and administering of medication. Wall NanoMeds are above each bed for fast and effective application of simple treatments. Medical Records laptops are found in each room to aid in consultation. The Rooms are adjacent/opposite a small visitor lounge in the Patient Wing.
PATIENT WARD The patient ward now comfortably houses four patients, with space between them. Staff have access to Medical Records within the room, to aid with consultation and assessment of patients. The Ward can be used for Recovery, or as an extra set of beds to house sick patients. In emergencies, it can function as a group quarantine facility. An IV pole is already available in the room by default, as well as enough patient wardrobe kits for all beds. A comfortable chair is available for a visitor or staff member to sit in. The Patient Ward is opposite a small visitor lounge in the Aft Junction.
PRE-OP PREPARATION ROOM This room contains all the supplies needed for staff to commence a Surgery or Procedure. Two chairs are provided for staff or visitors to wait in. A Red Emergency Phone is also provided, for quick access to information relating to emergencies. It can be heard from within both operating theatres. The Pre-Op Prep room provides access to and from both Operating Theatres and their Storage Rooms, as well as maintenance.
PRIMARY EQUIPMENT STORAGE This room is for the housing of equipment commonly used by staff, and uniforms. Surplus Penlights, Medical HUD units, Stethoscopes found here.
and Medical belts can be
Sterile equipment can also be found in this room; Gloves, Masks and Syringes. A straitjacket and muzzle are also supplied.
The room is directly across a short corridor from the Emergency Entrance, nearby the Starboard Entrance, and adjacent the Cloning Laboratory. Its positioning allows rapid response and utilisation. The Secondary Cryogenic Tube found in the Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room should be used for emergencies where possible.
SECONDARY STORAGE The Secondary Storage room is essentially an extended closet. It contains supplies that are unique and uncommon, including the syringe gun, grenade kits and Biohazard suits. Spare linen, light bulbs and flashlights can also be found in the room. Although the room is accessible by any medical staff, many of the items housed within are generally only used with the consent of the CMO.
STAFF ROOM The Staff Room now has greater seating space, a larger table, and more amenities. Consoles are provided for Staff in the room, so that they can monitor the crew and records while on break. A bed is provided for staff members that wish to take a short nap whilst on shift. A washing machine is provided to assist in cleaning items of clothing. The bookshelf stores copies of the NT Medical Diagnostics Manual, a handy reference book. A Red Emergency phone is on the table beside the bookshelf. Privacy Shutters can be activated so that staff that are using the room can do so without interruption, or so that private matters can be discussed.
VIROLOGY MODULE The Airlock system to enter Virology has remained the same as it originally was. The foyer of the Virology Module allows access to either the Laboratory and its Isolation Rooms, or the Quarantine Room. The design of the Virology Lab flows around a corner, featuring greater table space. There are now three Isolation Rooms, and Monkeys are not supplied live – they are supplied as Monkey Cubes. This is to prevent unexpected or undesired transfer of pathogens. The Virology Quarantine Room can comfortable hold a large amount of people for decontamination, vaccination and/or treatment. It is safely separated by its own airlock system, only operable by medical staff.
MACHINERY PARAMETERS An index of machinery & equipment, with their various operating parameters.
ADVANCED BODY SCANNER This machine will only function when it detects a humanoid entity within it.
CHEMICAL DISPENSER The chemical dispenser charges to a maximum of 100 charges. 1 charge is the approximate equivalent of the synthesis and dispensing of 10u water. The dispenser will only dispense substances when it maintains charge. The machine will not dispense if it does not detect a container.
CHEMMASTER 3000 Packages substances into either 50u capacity pills or 30u capacity bottles.
CLONING CONSOLE The machine requires power. It will only function correctly when connected with a DNA modifier and Cloning Pod.
CLONING POD Activated by Cloning Console. Requires a bio-source (e.g. meat, tissue)
CRYOGENIC TUBE Contains a basic medical scanning array. The tube will circulate gas that is pumped into it. Is capable of storing a container with a substance for administering to the occupant. Most associated medications require temperatures below approximately 170K to activate.
DNA MODIFIER ACCESS CONSOLE Requires a connected DNA Modifier.
DNA MODIFIER Activates when a humanoid entity enter. Is capable of storing a container with a substance for administering to the occupant.
EMPLOYMENT RECORDS LAPTOP Requires an ID tag with Bridge level access to log in.
GAS FREEZER Used to affect the temperature of gas circulated through it; connected to the Cryogenic Tubes. Optimum temperature is minimum; 73K.
MEDICAL EMERGENCY RED PHONES Volume and Gain optimised for their standard locations.
OPERATING TABLE Maximum weight: 300kg.
PHOTOCOPIER Able to scan individual documents and images. Contains ink for 30 standard page copies.
SLEEPER & CONSOLE Will only function when it detects a humanoid entity within it. For safety reasons, cannot dispense medication other than Inaprovaline or related stimulant when its sensors detect occupant in critical condition.
WASHING MACHINE Minimal Capacity, but fast wash & dry cycle. Can only hold one item of clothing.
WATER COOLER Stores 500u water at 4 degrees Celsius for dispensing and consumption.
EQUIPMENT LOCATION TABLE Default locations of equipment used by Medical Staff in the course of their duties. Not that this list is not exhaustive.
ITEM
NUMBER
LOCATION(S)
5u Liquid Pipette/Dropper
Four
Chemistry Lab
Aid Kit: Burns
Two
Medicine Storage (Two)
Contains medications which treat burns.
Aid Kit: Oxygen Depravation
Two
Medicine Storage (Two)
Contains medications which treat hypoxia/respiratory issues.
Aid Kit: Toxin
Two
Medicine Storage (Two)
Contains medications which treat blood toxicity
Aid Kit: Trauma
Two
Medicine Storage (Two)
Contains medications which treat trauma.
Autopsy Scanner
One
Bed (Roller/Collapsible)
Eighteen
Morgue (One) Acute Room One (One) Acute Room Two (One) Reception, Starboard Entry (Three) Emergency Entrance (Three) Genetics (One) Diagnostics Room (One) Sub-Acute A (One) Sub-Acute B (One) Sub-Acute C (One) Pre-Operation Prep Room (One) Virology Isolation Room One (One) Virology Isolation Room Two (One) Virology Isolation Room Three (One) Examination Room (One) Examination Room (One) Staff Room (One) Patient Ward (Four) Sub-Acute A (One) Sub-Acute B (One) Sub-Acute C (One) Virology Isolation Room One (One) Virology Isolation Room Two (One) Virology Isolation Room Three (One)
Bed (Stationary)
Nine
Biohazard Suit
Eight
PRIMARY USE
(Four)
CMO’s Closet, CMO’s Office (One) Secondary Storage (Four) Virology Airlock (Two) Virology Foyer (One)
Transfer of 5 unit or less quantities of substances.
Scanning and analysing of data related to death of the subject.
Transporting Patients, Performing emergency surgery.
Provides a place to rest, sleep and relax for patients.
Grants wearer protection from chemical and biological contamination.
ITEM
NUMBER
LOCATION(S)
PRIMARY USE
Blood Pack: Empty
Five
Pre-Operation Prep Room (Five)
Can contain a substance to transfuse a patient with. Can also be used to infuse.
Blood Pack: O-
Eight
Blood Cabinet, Acute Rooms (Four) Pre-Operation Prep Room (Four)
Transfusing or Storing O- Blood.
Blood Pack: Various (Not O-)
Four
Pre-Operation Prep Room (Four)
Transfusing or Storing Blood as per label.
Bone Gel
Two
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Surgical Procedures.
Bone Setter
Two
Box of Beakers
Five
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One) Chemistry Lab (Two Medicine Storage (One) Equipment Storage (One) Virology Laboratory (One)
Box of Death Alarms
One
Secondary Storage (One)
Contains implantable alarms which alert crew to death of implantee.
Three
Equipment Storage (One) Pre-Operation Prep Room (One) Virology Laboratory (One)
Provides defence against contamination.
Box of Paper Cups
Four
Reception (One) Reception Office (Two) Virology Quarantine (One)
Provide access to simple cups for consumption of liquids.
Box of Prescription Glasses
One
Examination Room (One)
Automatically accommodates for patients with reparable vision impairment.
Three
Equipment Storage (One) Pre-Operation Prep Room (One) Virology Laboratory (One)
Prevents inhalation of certain substances and pathogens.
Box of Syringes
Four
Chemistry Lab (One) Equipment Storage (Two) Virology Laboratory(One)
Provide access to 15u syringes.
Circular Saw
Two
Box of Latex Gloves
Box of Sterile Masks
Surgical Procedures.
Provide access to 50u beakers.
Emergency Red Phone
Five
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One) Reception Office (Two) Patient Wing (One) Pre-Operation Prep Room (One) Virology Laboratory(One)
Emergency Tool-Box
Two
Emergency Entrance (One) Secondary Storage (One)
Provides a small number of tools for use in emergency situations.
Grenade Equipment
Three
Secondary Storage (Three)
Production of detonating capsules.
Haemostat
Two
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Surgical Procedures.
Surgical Procedures. Enables communication between Medbay staff during power outages, telecommunication network problems or other emergency situations.
ITEM
NUMBER
LOCATION(S)
PRIMARY USE
Hand Labeller
Three
Chemistry Lab (One) Medicine Storage (One) Virology (One)
Labelling objects.
Health Scanner HUD
Six
IV Pole
Eight
Equipment Storage (Five) CMO’s Office (One) Acute Room One (One) Acute Room Two(One) Sub-Acute A (One) Sub-Acute B (One) Sub-Acute C (One) Patient Ward (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Linen Basket
One
Secondary Storage (One)
Contains surplus bed sheets.
Medbay Emergency Radio Link
Two
Emergency Entrance (One) CMO’s Office (One)
Links to Emergency Red Phone Network.
Medical Belt
Six
Medical Records Laptop
Eight
Equipment Storage (Five) CMO’s Office (One) Reception Office (One) Examination Room (One) CMO’s Office (One) Sub-Acute A (One) Sub-Acute B (One) Sub-Acute C (One) Patient Ward (One) Virology Laboratory (One)
Megaphone
One
CMO’s Office (One)
Amplifies volume of words spoken into it.
Muzzle
One
Silences the wearer.
Paper Clipboard
Seven
Equipment Storage (One) Medicine Storage (Three) Sub-Acute A (One) Sub-Acute B (One) Sub-Acute C (One) CMO’s Office (One)
Penlight
Eight
Equipment Storage (Five) Genetics (Two)
Examination of Eye.
Radiation Suit
One
Secondary Storage (One)
Grants the wearer protection from ionising radiation.
Enables fast triage assessment.
Holding and transfusing/infusing substances to/from a patient from/into a bag or container mounted on the pole.
Stores items used by medical staff.
Accesses Crew Medical Records.
Carrying multiple papers to edit whilst performing other tasks.
Rapid Fire Syringe Gun
One
Secondary Storage (One)
Stores two syringes. Able to discharge one at a time with great force. Commonly used as to tranquilise from a distance.
Retractor
Two
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Surgical Procedures.
ITEM
NUMBER
LOCATION(S)
PRIMARY USE
Scalpel
Three
Morgue (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Surgical Procedures.
Science Goggles
Three
Space Cleaner Spray Bottle
Five
Chemistry Lab (Three) Chemistry (One) Patient Wing (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One) Virology Laboratory (One)
Stasis Bag
Three
Emergency Entrance (Two) Secondary Storage (One) CMO’s Office (One)
Cryogenically freezes a patient and their metabolism.
Stethoscope
Six
Equipment Storage (Five) CMO’S Office (One)
Amplifies sound for delivery to the ear.
Straitjacket
One
Equipment Storage (One)
Prevents the wearer utilising hands or running.
Surgical Drill
Two
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Surgical Procedures.
Vial Storage Container
Two
Virology Laboratory (Two)
Store Vials containing Specimens.
Walking Cane
Three
Examination Room (Three)
Assists with ambulation disabilities.
Fix’O’Vein
Two
Anaesthetic Tank
Four
Operating Operating Operating Operating Operating Operating
Antibody Scanner
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
Locating and Analysing Antibodies within the blood of subject.
Box of Monkey Cubes
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
Storage of Monkey Cubes used to produce monkeys.
Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre Theatre
One Two One One Two Two
(One) (One) (One) Storage (One) (One) Storage (One)
Enable visualisation and annotation of chemical compounds.
Cleaning the floor and surfaces.
Surgical Procedures.
Anaesthetising via Gas Nebulisation.
STRATEGIC USE OF THE MEDICAL BAY
FACILITY IDENTIFICATION & PRIORITISATION On the rapidity of decisions in the Medical Bay, how the structure contributes to this, and Bedding.
Decisions made concerning treatment of patients in and outside the Medical Bay must take into account a variety of questions: Who am I treating? What is my patient’s medical condition? What is their medical history? What treatment do they require? What damage have they sustained? What is to be used to treat this? When and Where should they be treated? Is the treatment accessible or can it be made accessible? Does another patient require treatment first? Does the patient’s condition warrant an Acute or Sub-Acute bed? Do they require immediate surgery? The timely answer to these questions not only enables the fastest and most practical response on behalf of the patient in question, but enables this for all patients. It is therefore encouraged that the Green-Yellow-Red-Black-White triage tag system be utilised, where: Green = Injured but Stable (0 to 50 damage and stable) Yellow = Injured (greater than 50 damage and stable) Red = Soft Critical Condition (greater than 100 damage or deteriorating) Back = Hard Critical Condition (greater than 150 damage and deteriorating) White = Deceased Patients should be treated by the order of their tags: Red, Black, Yellow, Green. Red tags are treated first to prevent them becoming Black tags. Any surviving Black tags are treated second. Yellow tags are treated third. Green tags are treated fourth.
Let us take for example a moderately staffed Medical Bay featuring: 1 1 1 3
Chief Medical Officer – Primary Physician Chemist - Chemist Geneticist - Geneticist Doctors – 1 Receptionist, 1 Consulting Physician, 1 Surgeon
The Reception should be used as a Primary Triage facility, and as an Administration unit for the Medical Bay. Patients that report to the Reception can be assessed according to their status displayed on the Medical HUD by the Receptionist. This is to determine who is seen by Medical Staff for Consultation/Primary Triage/Basic Treatment and when they are seen. Patients who are capable of walking (Non-Emergency) should be queued for Consultation. Patients that are incapable of or should not be walking (Emergency) should bypass Consultation and be seen immediately by the Primary Physician. The Receptionist is responsible for all patients Pre-Triage, Pre-Admittance and PostDischarge, including follow-up calls. Secondary Triage and Basic Treatment should occur in the Examination Room with a Consulting Physician. Secondary Triage involves the examination and diagnosis of the Patient, and then queues them for Advanced Treatment. Cases in which Basic Treatment can suffice (the equipment available in the Examination Room) can be handled immediately by the Consulting Physician. Advanced Treatment is any Treatment not able to be administered in the Examination Room and is handled by the Primary Physician. The Primary Physician sees patients according to the order in which they are triaged. All Non-Emergency Patients will have been processed by the Consulting Physician; the Primary Physician will be able to administer any Advanced Treatment required, and monitor the patient. The Primary Physician is responsible for patients postTriage/Diagnosis, during Advanced Treatment and Pre-Operation. The Primary Physician should assist the Consulting Physician if requested. When the Surgeon is not busy, they act to support the Primary Physician. Surgery is handled specifically by the designated Surgeon. The Surgeon is responsible for patients during and post-operation.
When triaging patients as the Receptionist or Consulting Physician, it will be necessary to determine where the Patient will stay while they await treatment. The Asclepius Medical Bay has a total of eighteen collapsible beds, and nine permanent beds. The Receptionist is responsible for assigning beds to patients, and must be aware of which beds are in use, and by whom, at all times. A general guideline for bedding patients may be: Patients waiting for consultation may be asked to wait in the Lobby. Patients who have been consulted and require Advanced Treatment may be given a Sub-Acute room. When there are no more Sub-Acute Rooms available, Patients may be bedded in the Patient Ward. When there are no more Sub-Acute Rooms or Patient Ward beds available, Patients can be placed on Roller Beds in the Fore-Arm (corridor immediately aft of the Examination Room). Acute Rooms should be kept clear at all times when not in use by Emergency Patients. Patients who are recovering from Surgery may be given a Bed in the Patient Ward. They may also request a Sub-Acute Room. Patients who require Emergency Treatment may be given an Acute Room. Patients who may be contagious should be securely transported to the Isolation Rooms or Quarantine Room in Virology. When it is not possible to transport contagious patient to Virology, the Sub-Acute Rooms may be used for Quarantine. Deceased Crew should be delivered to the Morgue as soon as possible. The Morgue Tray closest the Aft Door of the Morgue may be used to indicate a corpse needing Autopsy. All staff should allow the Receptionist to be solely responsible for Admittance, Discharge and Bedding. Visitors (any non-medical staff) should not be allowed to enter the Medical Bay without the Receptionist’s knowledge. The Receptionist should be aware of any Staff who have left the Medical Bay. The Emergency Entrance should be exclusively used for Emergency Admission unless it is known there are no Emergency Patients.
PATIENT FLOW On the relationship between patient condition and the location of facilities within the Medical Bay.
The Asclepius Medical Bay is designed with the concept of ‘flow’ in mind. This refers to the ability of Staff and Patients to transit the Medical Bay in an orderly fashion.
Example One of Flow: Patient admitted via Emergency Entrance. Patient Bedded Acute Room One, directly aft of Emergency Entrance. IV blood infusion. Patient transported to Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room, aft down Port Corridor from Acute Rooms. Patient Scanned. Patient transported to Operating Theatre One, directly of EMD Room. Procedure completed. Patient transported to Patient Ward for recovery, directly fore of Operating Theatres. Patient discharged via Reception, fore along Starboard Corridor from Patient Ward. In the first example, the patient “flows” down the Port side of the Medical bay, does a hairpin turn, and then leaves via the Starboard Corridor.
Example Two of Flow: Patient admitted via Emergency Entrance, deceased on arrival. Patient transported to Cloning Laboratory, starboard across Centre Corridor from Emergency Entrance. Patient cloned. Patient Cadaver transported to Morgue, directly fore of Cloning Laboratory. Patient transported to Cryogenic Treatment Room, directly Port of Cloning Laboratory. Patient Cryogenically Treated.
Patient transported to Patient Ward, aft down Starboard Corridor from Cryogenic Treatment Room. Patient awaits post-treatment consultation. Patient transported to Examination Room, fore along Starboard Corridor from Patient Ward. Patient given post-treatment consultation and medication Patient discharged via Reception, directly Port of Examination Room. In the second example, the patient “flows” directly across the centre of the Medical Bay, down the Starboard corridor to the Patient Ward for recovery, then up the Starboard corridor for consultation and discharge.
The directness of the routes involved is an important consideration when it comes to flow. The minimisation of co-inhabitation of spaces directly minimises the risk of delay. The proximity of linked services (acute-scannersurgery or cloning-morgue-cryogenics) directly increases the outcomes of patients. These two functions form the concept of flow. With this in mind, the Receptionist takes up a very important position. By controlling access to Medical services – including consultation, treatment and beds – the Receptionist can ensure satisfactory patient, visitor and staff flow. No collisions in corridors, no delays in service, no dual-assignment of beds. The positioning of the Chief Medical Officer’s office is no coincidence either. The panopticon design with multiple access points allows the CMO to access any area of the Medical Bay within short periods of time. This benefit comes with a trade-off – it diminishes the privacy of the office. To account for this, Privacy Shutters are installed in all the windows. The fore airlock to the office remains a glass airlock as a precaution to allow communication into the office.
EMERGENCY PROTOCOL Emergencies and measured reactions to them.
When reacting to any emergency situation, it is important to react in a measured fashion. This is at the heart of medicine – do not overprescribe, do not overprescribe. These protocol relate directly to situations that threaten staff and patients within the Medical bay.
ARMED HOSTILE: LOBBY This may be a patient, visitor, station-intruder or even staff member. Receptionist broadcast “Code Grey, Reception, [number of] patients/staff in Lobby.” via Medical Channel. Receptionist to activate Entrance shutters (control accessible from Starboard Reception chair) immediately. Chief Medical Officer to activate Medical Bay Lockdown Shutters if there are no patients in the Lobby. Chief Medical Officer or other Medical staff to alert security and command privately. Chief Medical Officer transit to lobby. Receptionist to contain and communicate with the hostile person until Chief Medical Officer arrives. Chief Medical Officer to negotiate with hostile person, and comply with demands if necessary to prevent harm or damage. If let into the Medical Bay through the Examination Room door, or the Entrances, proceed to Armed Hostile: Medical Bay Interior protocol. If no patients in Lobby, Receptionist and Chief Medical Officer to leave the lobby with the hostile person locked inside until security arrive. Security staff to be allowed in through the Emergency Entrance or route of their choosing and directed to Reception Office to handle situation in Reception. Chief Medical Officer to release Medical Bay from lockdown when Security confirms the situation has been resolved.
ARMED HOSTILE: MEDICAL BAY INTERIOR If not yet done, staff member to broadcast “Code Grey, [location], [number of patients/staff] in room.” via Medical Channel. If not yet done, Receptionist to activate Entrance shutters (control accessible from Starboard Reception chair) immediately. If not yet done, Chief Medical Officer to activate Medical Bay Lockdown Shutters. If not yet done, Chief Medical Officer or other Medical staff to alert security and command privately. Medical staff to activate Corridor Fire Alarm, enclose themselves and all patients in rooms with Privacy shutters and activate shutters. Medical staff to comply with any demands from hostile person if necessary to prevent harm or damage. Chief Medical officer to locate and negotiate with hostile person, and comply with demands if necessary to prevent harm or damage. Security staff to be allowed in through the Emergency Entrance or route of their choosing. Chief Medical Officer to release Medical Bay from lockdown when Security confirms the situation has been resolved.
WHOLE MEDICAL BAY QUARANTINE Chief Medical Officer to alert Medical staff to impending quarantine via Medical Channel. Chief Medical Officer to announce on station-wide channel that the Medical Bay is going into a state of total quarantine, and clarification for why this is the case. Chief Medical Officer to activate Medical Bay Lockdown shutters. When situation has resolved, Chief Medical Officer to release Medical Bay from lockdown.
CONTAGIOUS PATIENT TRANSPORT TO VIROLOGY The staff member who diagnoses the contagious patient must immediately broadcast via the Medical Channel “Contagious Patient, [patient name], [location].” This staff member is the Initial Reporter. The Initial Reporter must stay with the patient, as must any other staff or patients present in the room. Medical Staff must then decide via Medical Channel who is to be the responding staff member – the Quarantine Officer - usually a Virologist. The Initial Reporter must attempt to retrieve a history of the contagious Patient’s most recent travel aboard the station. The Quarantine Officer must retrieve Biohazard Suit from Secondary Storage. The Quarantine Officer must attend the location of the Contagious Patient. If there is reason to believe that more patients or staff than the Contagious Patient may be infected, enact the Whole Medical Bay Quarantine protocol, and simultaneously continue this protocol. Quarantine Officer to confirm diagnosis and then to broadcast via Medical Channel “Request quarantined route to Virology.” All other Medical staff to remove themselves and all patients from all corridors in the Medical Bay and broadcast via Medical Channel “Clear” when they have done so. Quarantine Officer to initiate transport of Contagious Patient, Initial Reporter and other people from the room to Virology Laboratory for holding in Isolation Rooms. Quarantine Officer to confirm via Medical Channel when the Contagious Patient, Initial Reporter and other people from the room are in Virology. All staff and patients may return to their previous locations.
ENGINEERING SUPPLEMENTS
ENERGY & CABLING CHART A list of Rooms/Localities containing APC units, which Area they belong to, the location of any APCs and where the main cable line enters and exits the room/locality. Sorted by Room.
Room Title
AREA
APC LOCATION
CABLE IN
CABLE OUT
Starboard Corridor Opening, Port Tile.
Pre-Op Prep Room Airlock, Port Tile. Patient Wing Fore Tile.
Aft Junction
Medbay2/Medbay
Corner opposite Diagnostics Room Opening.
Chief Medical Officer's Office
CMO’s Office
Starboard Wall, beside Airlock.
Starboard Airlock.
Cloning Laboratory
Cloning Lab
Port Wall, beside Airlock. Obstructed: Table
Port Airlock.
Starboard Airlock.
Cryogenic Treatment
Cryogenics
Starboard Wall, beside Airlock.
Port Opening, Aft Tile.
Starboard Airlock.
Emergency Entrance
Emergency Treatment Centre
Beside Emergency Entrance Airlocks.
Aft Emergency Entrance Airlock.
Examination Room
Examination Room
Fore Wall, directly opposite Aft side Airlock.
Fore-Starboard Arm
Medbay2/Medbay
Fore Wall, adjacent Photocopier.
Port Opening, Fore Tile.
Starboard Emergency Storage Airlock.
Genetics Research Laboratory
Genetics Lab
Port Wall, Fore/Port Corner of Room. Obstructed: Closet
Port Airlock.
Starboard Airlock.
Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room
Emergency Treatment Centre
Aft Wall, Port side of Starboard Airlock.
Starboard Airlock.
Medicine Storage
Chemistry
Starboard Wall, Fore/Starboard Corner of Room.
Aft Airlock.
Mental Health & Therapy Office
Psych Room
Starboard Wall, Fore/Starboard Corner of Room. Obstructed: Closet.
Fore Window/Grille, Starboard Tile.
Morgue
Morgue
Fore Wall, Starboard side of Hallway Access Airlock.
Aft Airlock.
Operating Theatre One Observation Room
Operation Observation Room
Starboard/Aft Corner Wall.
Starboard Airlock.
Starboard Airlock.
Room Title
AREA
APC LOCATION
CABLE IN
CABLE OUT
Operating Theatre One Storage
Operating Theatre One
Aft Wall, Port side of Maintenance Airlock.
Fore Airlock.
Aft Airlock.
Operating Theatre Two Storage
Operating Theatre Two
Aft Wall, Starboard side of Maintenance Airlock.
Fore Airlock.
Patient Wing
Patient Wing
Opposite Patient Room 1
Opening to Aft Junction.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room A
Isolation A
Aft/Starboard Corner. Obstructed: IV Pole.
Starboard Window/Grille.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room B
Isolation B
Aft/Starboard Corner. Obstructed: IV Pole.
Starboard Window/Grill.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room C
Isolation C
Fore/Aft Corner. Obstructed: IV Pole.
Starboard Window/Grill.
Pre-Operation Preparation Room
Pre-Op Prep Room
Port Wall, Fore side of Operation Theatre One Airlock. Obstructed: Table
Fore/Port Airlock.
Primary Equipment Storage
Medbay3/Medbay
Starboard Wall, Aft side of Airlock. Obstructed: Table.
Starboard Airlock.
Reception Office
Medbay Reception
Aft Wall, Starboard side of Primary Equipment Airlock.
Starboard Medbay Entrance Airlocks, Port Airlock.
Patient Ward
Recovery Ward
Fore/Port Corner, Starboard side of Airlock. Obstructed: IV Pole.
Fore Airlock.
Secondary Storage
Secondary Storage
Aft/Port Corner. Obstructed: Table.
Wall Starboard of Fore Airlock.
Staff Room
Break Room
Fore Wall, Centre of Wall. Obstructed: Washing Machine.
Port Airlock.
Starboard Emergency Storage
Starboard Emergency Storage
Fore/Port Corner, Fore side of Medbay Airlock.
Port Airlock.
Virology Airlock
Virology
Fore/Starboard Corner, Port side of External Airlock.
Fore Airlock
Virology Access
Fore/Starboard corner, Starboard side of Medbay Airlock.
Fore Airlock
Virology Access Corridor
Starboard Maintenance Airlock.
Starboard Airlock. Aft Airlock.
Aft Airlock
ATMOSPHERICS TABLE A list of pertinent Rooms/Localities, which Area they belong to and the numbers of atmospheric systems within. Sorted by Area.
ROOM TITLE
AREA
NUMBER ATMOS VENTS
NUMBER ATMOS SCRUBBERS
ATMOS ALARM LOCATION(S)
Staff Room
Break Room
One
One
Aft Wall, Aft/Port Corner.
Chemistry Laboratory
Chemistry
One
One
Port Wall, Between Windows.
Medicine Storage
Chemistry
One
One
Starboard Wall, Fore side of Airlock.
Cloning Laboratory
Cloning Lab
One
One
Wall at Cloning Console.
Chief Medical Officer's Office
CMO’s Office
One
One
Port Wall, Fore side of Airlock.
Cryogenic Treatment
Cryogenics
One
One
Starboard Wall, Aft side of Airlock.
Emergency Entrance
Emergency Treatment Centre
Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room
Emergency Treatment Centre
One
One
Aft Wall, Port of Airlock.
Examination Room
Examination Room
One
One
Starboard Wall, Fore/Starboard Corner.
Genetics Research Laboratory
Genetics Lab
One
One
Starboard Wall, Aft of Airlock.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room A
Isolation A
One
One
Fore Wall, Fore/Port Corner.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room B
Isolation B
One
One
Fore Wall, Fore/Port Corner.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room C
Isolation C
One
One
Aft Wall, Aft/Port Corner.
Reception
Medbay Reception
One
One
Reception Office.
Starboard wall adjacent Acute One Shutters.
ROOM TITLE
AREA
NUMBER ATMOS VENTS
NUMBER ATMOS SCRUBBERS
ATMOS ALARM LOCATION(S)
Reception Office
Medbay Reception
One
One
Aft Wall, Towards Port.
Aft Junction
Medbay2/Medbay
One
One
Aft Wall, Port side of Mental Health Airlock.
Fore Starboard Arm
Medbay2/Medbay
One
One
Aft wall, Port side of Cloning Lab Airlock.
Port Corridor
Medbay2/Medbay
One
One
Port Wall, Aft Side Medicine Storage Airlock.
Starboard Corridor
Medbay2/Medbay
One
One
Fore/Starboard Corner, Opposite Primary Equipment.
Primary Equipment Storage
Medbay3/Medbay
One
One
Aft Wall, Aft/Port Corner.
Morgue
Morgue
One
One
Fore Wall, Starboard side of Airlock.
Operating Theatre One
Operating Theatre One
One
One
Port Wall,
Operating Theatre One Storage
Operating Theatre One
Operating Theatre Two
Operating Theatre Two
Operating Theatre Two Storage
Operating Theatre Two
Operating Theatre One Observation Room
Operation Observation Room
Port Wall, Aft/Port Corner.
One
One
Starboard Wall, Starboard Wall, Aft/Starboard Corner.
One
One
Port Wall, Fore/Port Corner.
Patient Wing
Patient Wing
One
One
Fore Wall, Opposite Secondary Storage Airlock.
Pre-Operation Preparation Room
Pre-Op Prep Room
One
One
Starboard Wall, Aft end of room.
Mental Health & Therapy Office
Psych Room
One
One
Starboard Wall, Fore side of Bookshelf.
Patient Ward
Recovery Ward
One
One
Aft Wall.
Secondary Storage
Secondary Storage
One
One
Port Wall, Near Airlock.
NUMBER ATMOS VENTS
NUMBER ATMOS SCRUBBERS
ATMOS ALARM LOCATION(S)
ROOM TITLE
AREA
Starboard Emergency Storage
Starboard Emergency Storage
Virology Isolation Room One
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Virology Airlock
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Virology Isolation Room Three
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Virology Isolation Room Two
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Virology Laboratory
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Port Wall, Fore of Airlocks.
Virology Quarantine Room
Virology
One
One (Virology Loop)
Starboard Wall, Fore end of room.
Virology Access Corridor
Virology Access
One
One (Virology Loop)
Port Wall, Fore end of room.
Fore Wall.
SHUTTERS & DOOR CONTROLS GUIDE A list of Shutters, the location of Shutters, the purpose of Shutters, the location of Shutter controls. Sorted by Tag. SHUTTER/DOOR ID TAG
NUMBER OF SHUTTERS/DOORS & LOCATION
PURPOSE OF SHUTTERS/DOOR CONTROL
SHUTTER/DOOR CONTROL LOCATION & “NAME”
acute1
SHUTTERS Two: Starboard edge of Acute Room One.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Fore/Starboard Corner. “Acute One Privacy Shutters”
acute1em
SHUTTERS Three: Fore edge of Acute Room One.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Fore/Starboard Corner. “Acute One Entry Shutters”
acute2
SHUTTERS Two: Starboard edge of Acute Room One.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Aft/Starboard Corner. “Acute Two Privacy Shutters”
acutesep
SHUTTERS Two: Dividing Acute Room One and Acute Room Two.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Starboard side of wall dividing Acute One and Two, both rooms. “Acute Separation Shutters”
cmodoor
AIRLOCK One: Fore Airlock of CMO Office.
Allow the Chief Medical Officer to remotely open the airlock.
Chief Medical Officer’s Office, Desk. “CMO Office Door Control”
cmooffice
SHUTTERS Fourteen: Shutters in all windows of CMO’s Office.
Provide privacy to the Chief Medical Officer’s Office.
Chief Medical Officer’s Office, Desk. “Privacy Shutters”
MedbayFoyerPort
AIRLOCKS Two: Port Medbay Entrance Airlocks
Allow reception to open door remotely. Allow crew to leave Medbay.
Reception Desk, Port seat, Front. Wall aft/beside Port Entrance. “Medbay Doors Control”
MedbayFoyerStar
AIRLOCKS Two: Starboard Medbay Entrance Airlocks
Allow reception to open door remotely. Allow crew to leave Medbay.
Reception Desk, Starboard seat, Front. Wall aft/beside Starboard Entrance. “Medbay Doors Control”
medbayquar
SHUTTERS Two: Emergency Entrance.
Prevent access to the Medical bay from the Central Primary Hallway. Quarantine.
Chief Medical Officer’s Office, Desk. “Medbay Emergency Lockdown Control”
medbayquar
SHUTTERS Two: Reception / Starboard Primary Hallway Access
Prevent access to the Medical bay from the Starboard Primary Hallway. Quarantine.
Chief Medical Officer’s Office, Desk. “Medbay Emergency Lockdown Control”
medbayrecquar
SHUTTERS Two: Port Medbay Entrance Two: Starboard Medbay Entrance
Prevent access to the Medical bay from the Reception/Lobby area. Quarantine. Security.
Reception Desk, Starboard seat, desk to the left of Receptionist.
medpriva
SHUTTERS Two: Windows of Sub-Acute Treatment Room A
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room A “Privacy Shutters”
medprivb
SHUTTERS Two: Windows of Sub-Acute Treatment Room B
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room B “Privacy Shutters”
medprivc
SHUTTERS Two: Windows of Sub-Acute Treatment Room C
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Sub-Acute Treatment Room C “Privacy Shutters”
SHUTTER/DOOR ID TAG
NUMBER OF SHUTTERS/DOORS & LOCATION
PURPOSE OF SHUTTERS/DOOR CONTROL
SHUTTER/DOOR CONTROL LOCATION & “NAME”
psych
SHUTTERS Three: Windows of Mental Health and Therapy Office
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Mental Health and Therapy Office, Desk. “Mental Health Privacy Shutters Control”
scanhide
SHUTTERS Three: Dividing Acute Room Two and Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Starboard side of wall dividing Acute One and Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room. “Diagnostics Room Separation Shutters”
scanhideside
SHUTTERS Three: Starboard edge of Medical Emergency Diagnostics Room.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room, and aid quarantine.
Aft/Starboard Corner. “Diagnostics Room Privacy Shutters”
surgeryobs
SHUTTERS FOUR: Dividing Operating Theatre from Observation & Pre-Op.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Fore Wall adjacent Fore/Starboard Airlock. “Privacy Shutters”
surgeryobs2
SHUTTERS One: Dividing Operating Theatre from Pre-Op.
Provide privacy to patients and medical staff working in the room.
Fore Wall adjacent Fore/Port Airlock. “Privacy Shutters”
virologyquar
BLAST DOORS Three: Virology Access Corridor
Prevent access to and from Virology. Quarantine.
Chief Medical Officer’s Office, Desk. “Virology Emergency Lockdown Control”
MACHINERY & ELECTRONICS INVENTORY A list of all items of Machinery and relevant electronics, with their locations. Sorted by Name.
NAME OF MACHINERY
NUMBER OF OBJECTS
LOCATION(S)
02 Canister
Two
Cryogenic Treatment Room (One) Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room(One)
Advanced Body Scanner
One
Emergency Medical
Diagnostics Room (One)
Advanced Body Scanner Console
One
Emergency Medical
Diagnostics Room (One)
Arcade Machine
One
Virology Quarantine Room (One)
Chemical Dispenser
Two
Chemistry (Two)
ChemMaster 3000
Two
Chemistry
Cloning Console
One
Cloning Laboratory (One)
Cloning Pod
One
Cloning Laboratory (One)
Crew Monitoring Computer
Three
Reception Office (One) Chief Medical Officer’s Office (One) Staff Room (One)
Cryogenic Tubes
Three
Cryogenic Treatment Room (Two) Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room (One)
Disease Analyser
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
Disease Splicer
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
DNA
Two
Genetics Laboratory (One)
Three
Genetics Laboratory (Two) Cloning Laboratory (One)
Modifier Access Console
DNA Modifier
NAME OF MACHINERY
NUMBER OF OBJECTS
LOCATION(S)
Employment Records Laptop
One
Chief Medical Officer’s Office (One)
Gas Freezer
Two
Cryogenic Treatment Room (One) Emergency Medical Diagnostics Room(One)
Getmore Chocolate Chip Dispenser
One
Virology Quarantine Room (One)
Hot Drink Vending Machine
Three
Staff Room (One) Aft Junction (One) Virology Quarantine Room (One)
Isolation Centrifuge
One
Medical Emergency Red Phone
Five
Virology Laboratory (One) Reception Office (Two) Staff Room (One) Pre-Op Prep Room (One) Virology (One)
Medical Records Console
Three
Medical Records Laptop
Eight
Staff Room (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One) Medical Reception (One) Examination Room (One) Chief Medical Officer’s Office (One) Mental Health and Therapy Office (One) Sub-Acute Treatment Room A (One) Sub-Acute Treatment Room B (One) Sub-Acute Treatment Room C (One) Patient Ward (One) Virology (One)
Microwave
One
Virology Quarantine Room (One)
NanoMed Plus
Three
NanoMed Wall
Twelve
Fore-Starboard Arm (One) Acute Room One & Two (One) Patient Wing (One) Examination Room (One) Acute One (One) Acute Two (One) Patient Ward (Four) Sub-Acute Treatment Room A (One) Sub-Acute Treatment Room B (One) Sub-Acute Treatment Room C (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Operating Computer
Two
Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Operating Table
Three
Morgue (One) Operating Theatre One (One) Operating Theatre Two (One)
Pathogenic Incubator
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
NAME OF MACHINERY
NUMBER OF OBJECTS
LOCATION(S)
Pathogenic Isolator
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
Photocopier
Two
Chief Medical Officer’s Office (One) Fore-Starboard Arm (One)
Sleeper
Two
Acute One (One) Acute Two (One)
Sleeper Console
Two
Acute One (One) Acute Two (One)
Virus Food Dispensor
One
Virology Laboratory (One)
Washing Machine
Two
Staff Room (One) Virology Quarantine Room (One)
Three
Reception (One) Staff Room (One) Virology Quarantine Room (One)
Water Cooler