Manual defibrillator A medical device delivering an electric shock to the heart to stabilize cardiac arythmias. Requires extensive medical training. Use on a patient with cardiac arrest. Automated external defibrillator A medical device delivering an electric shock to the heart to stabilize cardiac arythmias. Requires little to no medical training. Use on a patient with cardiac arrest. Ambu bag A bag valve mask (BVM), is a hand-held device commonly used to provide positive pressure ventilation to patients who are not breathing or not breathing adequately. AutoPulse An automated, portable, battery-powered cardiopulmonary resuscitation device. Hematology analyzer Blood analyzer. Fully automated. Can print bloodtypes on blank donor cards. Blank donor card Empty donor card. Used by the hematology analyzer. Trauma shears A tool used to remove bandages and casts. Wheelchair Makes you depend on your arms instead of your legs for movement. Blue Shark Analgesic Tank A tank of gaseous analgesics that can be installed on a surgery table or used in an ambubag. Anesthetic Tank A tank of gaseous anesthetics that can be installed on a surgery table or used in an ambubag. Dialysis Filter An advanced filter which can be installed on a surgery table to counter alkalosis and acidosis. Toxin Filter An advanced filter which can be installed on a surgery table to help remove poisons from the bloodstream. [[attack]] Interact Surgery Table Upgrades Health scanner Used to diagnose underlying causes of symptoms. Equipping this will cause you to go unconscious. Are you sure? Scalpel A tool used to make incisions during surgery. Hemostat A tool used to clamp blood vessels during surgery. Skin retractors A tool used to retract skin during surgery. Tweezers A small tool that allows the removal of bullets as well as damaged and necrotic tissue. Surgical saw A tool used to saw through bones. Suture Biodegradeable sutures for stitching up wounds and surgical incisions alike. Surgical drill A tool used to drill bones. Osteosynthesis implants Titanium implants used in an osteosynthetic surgery to repair fractures. Spinal cord implants Titanium implants used to heal paralysis caused by neck fractures. Surgery table A surgery table which has basic artificial ventilation built in. Organ procurement scalpel: Liver A specialized scalpel for the removal of livers. Organ procurement scalpel: Kidneys A specialized scalpel for the removal of kidneys. Organ procurement scalpel: Lungs A specialized scalpel for the removal of the lungs. Organ procurement scalpel: Heart A specialized scalpel for the removal of the heart. Organ procurement scalpel: Brain A specialized scalpel for the removal of the brain. Multipurpose scalpel Novelty scalpel. Disabled and needs activation. In the practitioner’s hands, a button pad can be utilised to activate the scalpel and switch between between operations: making incisions, extracting organs, removing bandages, or doing malpractice. Mode active: Surgery incision Mode active: Extract kidneys Mode active: Extract liver Mode active: Extract lungs Mode active: Extract heart Mode active: Extract brain Mode active: Remove bandages and casts / malpractice Mode active: Adaptive organ extraction. Use on head for brain, left arm for kidneys, torso for liver, right arm for heart, left leg for lungs. Incision Kidneys Liver Lungs Heart Brain Bandages, casts, malpractice Adaptive organ extraction Mannitol A type of sugar alcohol. It is used to aid recovery from neurotrauma. May cause organ damage. Streptokinase A thrombolytic enzyme that breaks down blood clots. It is used to cure heart attacks. Decreases blood clotting. Azathioprine An immunosuppressive agent for the prevention of organ rejection. Thiamine Otherwise known as vitamin B1, these pills will aid in organ healing. Sodium nitroprusside A medication used to lower blood pressure. Antibiotic ointment A potent antibiotic gel that promotes the recovery from minor infections and makes the applied area sterile. Regenerative ointment A potent regenerative gel that promotes natural healing of most trauma on the surface. Endovascular balloon A balloon inserted into major arteries following their rupture. It will cut off bloodflow, but it will stop the bleeding. Medical stent A plastic tube inserted into the aorta after an endovascular ballon following aortic rupture. Tourniquet A device that applies pressure to a limb and thus reduces bloodflow. It is usually used in case of major bleeders on extremities. Shouldn't be used on the head. Drainage Drains air from the pleural cavity during corrective surgery for pneumothorax and cardiac tamponade. Needle A needle with a decompression valve to make the air or liquid drain out of the pleural cavity or pericardium Ringer's solution A solution of several salts dissolved in water for the purpose of treating low blood pressure or fluid loss. Isotonic to blood. Antiseptic Can be used to disinfect wounds using an antiseptic sprayer. Antiseptic sprayer Used to apply antiseptic to infected wounds. Propofol A short-acting medication that results in a decreased level of consciousness and a lack of memory for events. Its uses include the starting and maintenance of general anesthesia. Gypsum A fine mineral powder that is used to encase fractures in extremeties in a cast. Apply a bandage first. Gel coolant pack A reusable cooling pack filled with organic gel that never expires. Loses its effectiveness without refrigeration. Empty Blood Pack An empty blood pack for the drawing of blood. Blood Pack O+ Administerable to: O+, A+, B+, AB+ Blood Pack O- A blood pack that can be used on any patient. Blood Pack A+ Administerable to: A+, AB+ Blood Pack B+ Administerable to: B+, AB+ Blood Pack AB+ Administerable to: AB+ Blood Pack A- Administerable to: A-, A+, AB-, AB+ Blood Pack B- Administerable to: B-, B+, AB-, AB+ Blood Pack AB- Administerable to: AB-, AB+ Blood Pack O- A blood pack that can be used on any patient. Donor card O- Can take blood from: O- Can give blood to: all of them Donor card O+ Can take blood from: O-, O+ Can give blood to: O+, A+, B+, AB+ Donor card A- Can take blood from: O-, A- Can give blood to: A-, A+, AB-, AB+ Donor card A+ Can take blood from: O-, O+, A-, A+ Can give blood to: A+, AB+ Donor card B- Can take blood from: O-, B- Can give blood to: B-, B+, AB-, AB+ Donor card B+ Can take blood from: O-, O+, B-, B+ Can give blood to: B+, AB+ Donor card AB- Can take blood from: O-, A-, B-, AB- Can give blood to: AB-, AB+ Donor card AB+ Can take blood from: all of them Can give blood to: AB+ Medical container Can store medicine and medical instruments Surgery toolbox Can store many small items that are used during surgery Surgery toolbox Can store many small items that are used during surgery [itemname] (kit) [itemname] (kit, organ scalpels) Refrigerated crate A place to store your precious transplant-ready organs Medical starter crate A crate that contains all the essentials, conveniently packaged into a single crafting recipe Refrigerated container A place to store your precious transplant-ready organs Body bag Lets you drag people faster. Stasis bag Stops most biological processes from taking place. Right arm A severed right arm. Can be surgically reattached. Left arm A severed left arm. Can be surgically reattached. Right leg A severed right leg. Can be surgically reattached. Left leg A severed left leg. Can be surgically reattached. Head remains A severed head, or what's left of it. Amputated head A severed head for recycling. Right arm bionic prosthesis A bionic right arm. Can be used to treat amputation. Left arm bionic prosthesis A bionic left arm. Can be used to treat amputation. Right leg bionic prosthesis A bionic right leg. Can be used to treat amputation. Left leg bionic prosthesis A bionic left leg. Can be used to treat amputation. Liver transplant Liver transplant Liver transplant Liver transplant Liver transplant Liver transplant Lung transplant Lung transplant Lung transplant Lung transplant Lung transplant Lung transplant Kidney transplant Kidney transplant Kidney transplant Kidney transplant Kidney transplant Kidney transplant Heart transplant Heart transplant Heart transplant Heart transplant Heart transplant Heart transplant Brain transplant Non-working right hand Non-working left hand Increased heartrate The heart is beating in an alarmingly rapid fashion. Irregular heartbeat The heart is beating in a fluttery, quivering fashion. Cardiac arrest No pulse. Heart attack Heart damage Heart failure Heart removed The heart has been surgically removed. Replacing heart Old heart has been surgically prepared for a new transplant. Neurotrauma Death by neurotrauma You have died of neurotrauma. Stroke Seizure Coma Brain removed The brain has been surgically removed. Replacing brain Old brain has been surgically prepared for a new transplant. Traumatic shock You shouldn't be getting dug into like this! This is very wrong! Blood pressure Hypoxemia Respiratory arrest The patient is not breathing. Hyperventilation The patient is breathing at an alarmingly rapid rate. Hypoventilation The patient is breathing at an alarmingly slow rate. Shortness of breath The patients breathing is labored and shallow. Alkalosis Acidosis Radiation induced lung injury Pneumothorax Lung damage Lung failure Lungs removed The lungs have been surgically removed. Replacing lungs Old lungs have been surgically prepared for a new transplant. Kidney damage Kidney failure Kidneys removed The kidneys have been surgically removed. Replacing kidneys Old kidneys have been surgically prepared for a new transplant. Bone damage Bone death Stimulated bone growth Bone regrowth has been stimulated. To cure bone death, this affliction needs to be on every bodypart. Liver damage Liver failure Liver removed The liver has been surgically removed. Replacing liver Old liver has been surgically prepared for a new transplant. Surgery incision An incision has been made by a scalpel. Clamped bleeding Bleeding caused by the incision has been stopped. Retracted skin The skin is being held open by a set of retractors. Drilled bones The bones have been prepared for orthopedic procedures. Stitched incision An incision has been closed via sutures. Bones Sawed The bone has been severed. Clamped arteries Bleeding from artery has been stopped, but blood flow to the extremity is severely reduced. Ballooned aorta The aorta has stopped bleeding, but bloodflow to your extremities and organs is gone. Splint Fracture has been splinted. Bandaged Protects from infection, stabilizes dislocations. Movement is slightly slowed. Dirty bandage Used to protect from infections, but now it does the opposite. Plaster cast Heals and protects from fractures. Movement is slowed. Remove using trauma shears. Antibiotic ointment A layer of antibiotic gel protects and cleans the wound from any germs. Regenerative ointment A layer of regenerative gel speeds the healing process of burns and blunt force trauma. Needle Normalizes the pressure in the pleural cavity Chilled Heals bruises. Movement is slowed. Fractured right humerus Your right arm is broken. Fractured left humerus Your left arm is broken. Fractured right femur Your right leg is broken. Fractured left femur Your left leg is broken. Fractured ribs One or more of your ribs are broken. Fractured skull Your skull is broken. Fractured neck Your neck is broken. Traumatic amputation Most of the tissue of the right arm was torn off. Traumatic amputation Most of the tissue of the left arm was torn off. Traumatic amputation Most of the tissue of the right leg was torn off. Traumatic amputation Most of the tissue of the left leg was torn off. Traumatic amputation Most of the tissue of the head was torn off. Amputation The right arm was surgically amputated. Amputation The left arm was surgically amputated. Amputation The right leg was surgically amputated. Amputation The left leg was surgically amputated. Amputation The head was surgically amputated. Spinal cord injury The patient is paralyzed and does not feel the body. Died of paralysis You have died of paralysis. Dislocation The joint isn't supposed to bend this way... Dislocation The joint isn't supposed to bend this way... Dislocation The joint isn't supposed to bend this way... Dislocation The joint isn't supposed to bend this way... Femoral artery bleeding An artery has been damaged and is causing severe bloodloss. Femoral artery bleeding An artery has been damaged and is causing severe bloodloss. Brachial artery bleeding An artery has been damaged and is causing severe bloodloss. Brachial artery bleeding An artery has been damaged and is causing severe bloodloss. Aortic rupture Carotid artery bleeding An artery has been damaged and is causing severe bloodloss. Stitched wound Wounds have been sutured shut. Immunity Infected wound Sepsis Necrosis Died from a necrotic wound. You have died from necrosis. Gangrene The extremity has shrunk and turned black. Adrenaline Anti-clot Thiamine Blood pressure reducers Saline Ringer's solution Mannitol Antibiotics Anaesthetics Opioids Immunosuppressants Hemotransfusion shock Foreign body Cardiac tamponade Internal bleeding Cough The patient is coughing periodically. Pale skin The patients skin is pale. Lightheadedness The patient is expressing lightheadedness. Blurred vision The patient is expressing blurred vision. Confusion The patient seems disoriented and confused. Headache The patient is expressing a headache. Leg swelling The patients legs are swollen. Weakness The patient is expressing weakness in the extremities. Wheezing The patients breathing is producing a high-pitched noise. Vomiting The patient is vomiting periodically. Vomiting blood The patient is vomiting blood periodically. Fever The patients body temperature is elevated. Abdominal discomfort The patient is expressing abdominal discomfort. Bloating The patients abdomen is bloated. Jaundice The patients skin has turned a sickly shade of yellow. Sweating The patient is sweating excessively. Palpitations The patient is expressing palpitations. Unconsciousness The patient is unconscious. Inflammation The area is red, swollen and warm. Spasm The patient can't control the erratic behaviour of the limb. Craving The patient is happy enough... so long as they get what they need. On fire! The patient is burning alive! Grab an extinguisher! Chest pain The patient is expressing sharp, piercing pain in their chest. Abdominal pain The patient is expressing persistent pain in their abdomen. Intense pain The patient is expressing intense pain in the affected area. Nausea The skin is clammy and the patient is nauseous. Lualess Lua isn't running. That means neurotrauma and any other mods that use it won't work. Please read the workshop pages of mods you plan to use. Mod conflict There is a mod conflict. A different mod is overriding some of the same items Neurotrauma does. Some things may not function correctly. Please adjust your load order. Traumatic shock immunity The patient was left unattended, for some time they won't be aware about having themselves opened. Analgesia Insensitivity to pain. Anesthesia The patient has drug-induced amnesia and sedation. First-degree burn The area is red and painful to the touch. Second-degree burn There are very painful blisters littering the affected area. Third-degree burn The patient doesn't feel pain in the now leathery, stiff area. Alive Conscious Patient_name Vitality Heartrate Breathingrate Bloodpressure Bloodoxygen Neurotrauma Organdamage In_surgery Cause_of_death Blood_pH Surgical [[select]] Put inside [[select]] Take out Administering ‖color:gui.orange‖Alien Blood‖end‖ gives [amount]% less ‖color:gui.orange‖Psychosis‖end‖ and ‖color:gui.green‖90%‖end‖ less ‖color:gui.orange‖Hemotransfusion Shock‖end‖. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Non-medical personnel can treat cardiac arrest with the use of adrenaline or an AutoPulse. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ On fire? You may be closer to a diving suit than the ballast or fire extinguisher. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Morphine isn't limited to surgical use. Sufficient analgesia increases damage and stun resistance. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ The AED will always reset fibrillation regardless of medical training. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Drugs can still be administered to a patient in a Stasis Bag. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Liquid oxygenite prevents unconsciousness caused by hypoxemia. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Remember to pick up your limb after it is traumatically amputated. Find it in corpse of the monster that chewed it off. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Kidney and liver damage will cause neurotrauma. Good doctors keep spare organs around. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ For a full range of diagnosis, remember to check the Health UI, health scanner, and hematology analyzer. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Multiple symptoms are exclusive to hemotransfusion shock. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ If you have taken too much damage on one limb, it may no longer naturally regenerate. Bandages and ice packs speed up natural regeneration, instead of treating wounds. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ You can administer an AutoPulse in the Health UI to immediately equip it on the patient. Wrenching the torso will put it back in your inventory. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Bandaging a neck fracture prevents it from causing spinal cord injury. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ The AutoPulse is always better than CPR, and they do not stack. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Hypoxemia refers to insufficient oxygen in the blood. Not to be confused with hypoxia, also known as oxygen low. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Mannitol only treats neurotrauma if blood pressure is greater than 70% and hypoxemia is less than 30%. If conditions aren't met, it will slow down the progression of neurotrauma. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Neurotrauma natural regeneration can be faster if the patient has less than 20% of its causes. Make sure to keep the patient absolutely healthy if you want them to recover quicker! ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Bots will sometimes complain about their symptoms. Remember to give them regular check-ups. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ You can use a tweezer through open gunshot or deep tissue wounds, but this will always cause minor traumatic shock. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Fibrillation is always dangerous. Blood pressure drops much faster than it rises. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Concussions are never dangerous, but cause multiple symptoms which may be confused with dangerous afflictions. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ The human body will always reject alien blood, regardless of immunity strength. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Immunity strength affects natural healing of infected wounds, organ rejection, and incompatible blood type rejection. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ If you are using the Trello guide, make sure you are using the version for the Community Fork. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Internal wounds such as blunt force trauma have no risk of infection. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Sepsis can only be treated with broad-spectrum antibiotics. Make sure to keep some around. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Non-medical beds only prevent traumatic shock if the patient is laying on them. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ You can collect one blood pack at a time from healthy humans, assuming the application is successful. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ To treat gangrene past 15%, you must remove the limb and attach a new one. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Most affliction chances and gain rates can be configured. To find the config, open the Esc menu after loading into a game. Screams, gypsum cast behavior, and organ rejection may also be configured. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Most items prices can be configured. To find the config, open the Esc menu after loading into a game, and select the "Item prices" tab in top left of the menu. Some usage costs of items and availability of them can also be configured. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ It is possible, but mentally demanding, to play without a health scanner or hematology analyzer. Most afflictions can be diagnosed with context, symptoms, and visual effects. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Dislocations are extremely common after being caught in an explosion. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ The chance of gaining afflictions on hit, such as fractures and cardiac tamponade, depends on damage taken. If you take less damage, you will require less treatment. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Low on gypsum? Limbs and humans can be deconstructed into calcium. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Drug withdrawal is never lethal, but severe alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Heart and lung damage are non-lethal until they reach 100%. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Keep a blue shark around. You never know when you might need one. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Some symptoms override each other. You can't hear palpitations if your heart isn't beating. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ In Neurotrauma, your head takes more damage, but your arms and legs will take less. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ If you want to remove an organ instead of replacing it, use the Multipurpose Scalpel twice. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Try not to accidentally saw your patient's head. In case you do, outpost doctors can undo sawed bones. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Bandaging an arm dislocation or fracture prevents it from locking your hand, and bandaging a leg dislocation restores movement speed. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Avoid using weapons if you have an arm dislocation or fracture. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Bandaging an arm fracture prevents it from locking your hand over time. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ You can force an unconscious patient onto a surgery table to make use of its installed filter. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Remember to treat underlying conditions, and not symptoms. Symptoms serve as a method of diagnosis. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Submarine doesn't start with enough medical supplies? Make sure there is a tagged medcab and the sub is not 'manually outfitted'. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Surgery speed is affected by the relevant skill. Better doctors or surgeons do surgery faster. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Bionic limbs don't rot outside of a fridge, but are otherwise identical to biological ones. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Blood goes around and around. Make sure the patient has enough blood and their heart is working. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Air goes in and out. Make sure the patient has enough oxygen. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ The only cure to coma is time. Keeping the patient with healthy organs and blood will speed up the recovery. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ An oblivious crewmember may get third-degree burns before you notice. Make sure to stock up on plastiseal or antibiotic glue. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Try not to scan the patient too often. They may get a lot of radiation. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ Stasis Bags protect against pressure, and can be used for EVA. ‖color:gui.blue‖Neurotrauma:‖end‖ If the patient is dying too fast, buy some time with a Stasis Bag. My neck is broken! I'm bleeding out from my head! My left leg artery is cut! My right leg artery is cut! My right arm artery is cut! My left arm artery is cut! I'm vomiting blood! My skin is turning pale! I feel confused... I'm feeling lightheaded... My stomach hurts badly! I'm burning up with inflammation! Something is rotting on my body! I have a high fever! My head is pounding! Everything looks blurry! My ribs are fractured! My skull is broken! My right arm is broken! My left arm is broken! My right leg is broken! My left leg is broken! My right leg is dislocated! My left leg is dislocated! My right arm is dislocated! My left arm is dislocated! My chest hurts! I feel so weak... I'm sweating profusely! I can't breathe properly! My stomach feels bloated! My leg is swelling up! I have an intense craving! My heart is racing!