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Playable Species

2026-06-19T16:38:08Z

Forgot: ported various species from the guidebook, corrected some spelling mistakes in moff

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During your time on station you may find yourself face to face (or face to mirror) with the not quite human. Be they aliens, mutated humans, or self aware constructs you're expected to try and coexist on this deathtrap. Learning their quirks can be key to knowing how to keep them amicable in times of peace, and easy to put down in times of strife.
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Delta-V features a diverse array of playable species, including Arachnids, Diona, Dwarf (removed from Delta-V at the moment), Humans, Moth People, Reptilians, Slime People, Vox, I.P.C.(Integrated Positronic Chassis), Thaven, Vulpkanin, Felinid, Harpies, Oni, Rodentia, Chitinid , Feroxi, and Kitsune.
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Vulpkanin, Felinid, Harpy, Oni, Rodentia, Chitinid, Feroxi, and Kitsune are Delta-V specific species.

There is also a number of uncommon humanoids. Each species possesses its own unique set of statistics, strengths, and weaknesses, as well as, in some cases, distinct anatomical traits. However, despite these differences, all species share several commonalities:

* Subjection to the fundamental laws of physics, including temperature, pressure, fire, atmospheric composition, gravity, radiation, electric current, and inertia. Temperature and atmospheric composition preferences differ for different species.
* Communication through a single common language. This ability can be lost temporally.
* Ability to equip the same tools and items (with a few exceptions).
* Ability to climb on surfaces, pull and throw things and beings, buckle in beds and seats, leave footprints, lay down, and sleep in beds and in cryostorage.
* Ability to preform attacks with fists and analogs. Likewise, when attacked, being slowed down and losing stamina.
* Capability of gaining and utilizing [[Psionics|psionic powers]] (Delta-V feature).
* Ability to leave DNA and/or prints on most intractable objects (and even pets).
* Ability to be affected by hunger and thirst.
* Ability to metabolize reagents inside and on the surface of the body, and experience their effects.
* Ability to be healed by applying specific items.
* Ability to be operated on during surgery, and decay with time while dead, and even to turn into a bloody pile of organs.
* A basic set of organs- eyes, brain, stomach, lungs, heart- alongside blood or a species-specific equivalent (sap, slime).
* Limited passive regeneration: BRUTE and HEAT damage can be healed over time, if Total Damage is below 20. AIRLOSS damage will always be healed over time, given the character in question has adequate breathable air and oxygen.
* All species will 'clot' over time - if they are bleeding, they will slowly stop bleeding. Moreover, their blood will naturally replenish.

= Roundstart Humanoids =
The following species can currently be selected in the character creation menu, meaning you can expect to see most of them during any given round.

== Human ==
[[File:Human.png|64px]]

Humans are considered the baseline for drawbacks and benefits. Unmodified human beings, functionally similar to the human beings of our world. You're (hopefully) one in real life. The station is designed for humans, so they should feel comfortable in most situations. Humans do not possess any unique abilities or traits (strengths or weaknesses) compared to other species.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common (ex. John Smith)

'''Diet'''
* Will be poisoned by raw or rotten food.

'''Special ability''': None

'''Benefits'''
* None.

'''Drawbacks'''
* None.
== Slime ==
[[File:Slime.png|64px]]

Gelatinous, human-shaped masses of goo, Slime People breathe nitrogen rather than oxygen and exhale nitrous oxide. While they are naturally vulnerable to barotrauma caused by both high and low pressure, their elastic form grants them resistance to blunt damage.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Cadwellian (ex. Jon Cadwell)

'''Diet'''
* Similar to humans.

'''Special ability''': None

'''Benefits'''
* Take 40% less Blunt damage.
* Take 20% less Poison damage.
* They are almost immune to cancer as they take 80% less Cellural damage.note: Cancer is still under development and not implemented in game yet.
* While suffocating, takes 80% less Asphyxiation damage and recovers at the normal rate.
* They have slighty faster natural regeneration rate and start regenerating from below 65 total damage (other species need below 20).
* They can metabolize 6 reagents instead of just 2 like others.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 20% more Piercing and Slashing damage.
* Take 50% more Cold damage from all sources.
* Very vulnerable to high and low pressure barotrauma (spacing).
* Get hurt by water when sprayed into them which deals Heat damage.
* Breaths Nitrogen instead of Oxygen.

'''Special:'''
* they breath nitrogen instead of oxygen. but more tanks are available for them and they can breath on lower atmospheric pressures without asphyxiating.
* they have a 6 space inventory slot in their body but anyone can access/steal anything that it is stored in it.

== Rodentia ==
Rodentia are a race of humanoid beings resembling rodents. Resourceful, evasive, sneaky, but fragile.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, descriptive (ex. "No-tail Dale" or "Sleeps-much Abigail")

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* Can Rummage in disposal chutes, which can sometimes dig up food.
* Can store small items in their cheeks. Having items in their mouth makes their speech unintelligible, and they will drop all items in their mouth if attacked, stunned, or shoved.
* Can "sneak" underneath tables, but not doors.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: can do Slashing and Blunt damage.
* Smaller than humans.
* Can fit in duffelbags.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 30% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Always trigger mousetraps, regardless of whether or not they are wearing shoes.
* Get hungry 33% faster.

== Reptilian ==
[[File:Reptilian.png|64px]]

Reptile-like humanoids with sharp claws, tough scales, and an appetite for raw meat. Their unarmed melee attacks do slash instead of blunt damage due to their claws. Because of their animal organs, onions, coffee and tea are poisonous to them and are unable to consume anything like Grain, Dairy, or anything overly processed, however, they are able to consume both raw meat without the risk of disease and fruits.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, or "verbs-the-noun" (ex. Eats-The-Mouse)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat and drink blood without ill effects.
* Can only eat Fruits and Meat related foods.
* No grain or dairy products.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''

* Tail: can have both hands free while pulling anything, which allow them to do specific stuns in combat or help them in various jobs.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: to deal Piercing damage instead of Blunt.
* Can stand a greater heat temperature than Humans.
* Uses their tail to pull things allowing them to have both of their hands free while pulling.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Has a noticeable lisssp when speaking.
* Cold sensetivity: they will start freezing and getting slowed down from cold much earlier at 20co higher than other species.
* Suffer 30% more Cold damage from all sources.
* The diet is highly restricted and they can only eat meat, fruits and their specific combinations.

== Felinid ==
[[File:Felinid.png|64px]]

Small and mischievous cat-eared people. Being small in itself has lots of upsides and downsides. They are naturally good at thieving, and can hide inside duffelbags.

'''Naming Conventions:''' ???

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* Hairball: they have the ability to throw up an hairball to get rid of some of the chemicals from their bloodstream.
* Can eat mice or rats after picking them up. This has the benefit of regenerating the hairball ability and feeding them.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: they do Slashing damage and Piercing damage.
* They are smaller than Humans, making them harder to hit.
* Can fit in duffelbags.
* Can walk completely silently, but only while barefooted.
* Immunity to the OwOnavirus disease.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 15% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Are easily shoved, pushed and carried around by every other morphotypes due to their small size.
* They are weaker and struggle to carry and pull things due to their small size. They are unable to carry an Oni.
* They have slightly less stamina than Humans.

== Harpy ==
[[File:Harpy.png|64px]]

An avian humanoid species that features colorful feathered wings and tails that can mimic almost any sound.

They are quite sensitive to the air quality, and when exposed to low quality air, they will begin to visibly gasp, and eventually start choking. When this happens, a Harpy should either move away from sources of bad air, stand on top of a scrubber for a few seconds, or take a few breaths from a pure oxygen tank in order to restore their blood-oxygen levels. Only three seconds of being on pure oxygen is enough to completely restore a Harpy's blood oxygen saturation.

'''Naming Conventions:''' ???

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* They can "Sing" midis by imitating instruments. Right click yourself to select an instrument. While singing, musical notes appear floating around their head.
* Can imitate around 70% of the game's sound library through a huge list of voice emotes.
* Trait: Have the Ultraviolet Vision trait by default. This can be disabled via accessibility options.
* Tail: They Cannot wear Jumpsuits, and will automatically start with a Jumpskirt instead.

'''Emote List'''

Scream, Laugh, Sneeze, Cough, Sigh, Cry, Whistle, Hiss, Meow, Mew, Growl, Purr, Ring, Honk, Pew, Bang, Beep, Rev, Click, Chitter, Squeak, Caw, Chirp, Snarl, Bark, Whine, Howl

'''Benefits'''
* Talons: deal Piercing damage.
* Somewhat smaller than Humans, although not as small as Felinids.
* Moves 10% faster than other species.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 15% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Low Density: Harpies are lighter than even Felinids, and weigh half as much as a Human.
* A Harpy breathes in air twice as often as Humans, inhaling and exhaling every 3 seconds.
** Air tanks last half as long and Harpies are more susceptible than usual to low air quality.
** If a Harpy is exposed to at least 0.2 moles of combined CO2 and/or Miasma, they start struggling to take in oxygen.

== Arachnid ==
[[File:Arachnid.png|64px]]

Not to be confused with insectoids, Arachnids cut a striking figure with their pressure-resistant exoskeletons and extra arms. Possibly related to the space spiders and giant tarantulas found in outer space. Thanks to their similarly robust digestive systems, they are able to consume raw food without the risk of disease. note: Disease is still under development and not implemented in game yet.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Latin (ex. Pluribus Unum)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Slow metabolism.
* (BUG?: At the moment Arachnid do NOT get poisoned.) Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.
* Silk: Can weive silk at the expense of hunger and craft various things.
Silk can be used to create furniture , clothes , walls and even shields. this will help handle more critical situations (ex: craft a winter coat when temperature drops , seal a spaced area using a wall). only Arachids are able to utilize the silk for crafting.
* Slow metabolism: they have 50% slower reagant metabolism than other species which takes extra time for medicines to work and to satiate thirst and hunger on the other it takes more time to get poisoned by any poisons/toxins. This has no effect on externally applied reagents, so spilling a acid on an Arachnid will kill them just the same as anyone else.

'''Benefits'''
* Melee: Do Slashing damage instead of Blunt.
* Take significantly less barotrauma(spacing) damage.
* Metabolizes stuff in their stomach 50% slower. Meaning that they can go a a longer time without eating anything on a shift.
* Two extra pocket slots.
* Do not get poisoned from Mechatoxin (the poison space taranulas have).

'''Drawbacks'''
* While suffocating, takes 50% more Asphyxiation damage and recovers it only at half speed.
* Cannot use the outerwear storage slot.
* They have blue blood, requiring Copper instead of Iron to regenerate. Iron will poison them instead.

== Diona ==
[[File:Diona.png|64px]]

Tree-like plant people whose bodies react with fertilizer and weed-killing chemicals similar to regular plants.
Upon death, and gibbing, they split into 3 nymphs that represent an organ each: Brain, Stomach and Lungs. The player will become the Brain Nymph and can reform into a fully fledged Diona after 10 minutes.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Qualia[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia] (ex. A Peaceful Sunrise)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat everything a Human can.
* They get hungry slower, and thirsty faster.
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants: Weed Killer poisons them and Robust Harvest heals them.

'''Special ability'''
* Plant Chemicals: They are affected by chemicals that affect plants, this means that they can heal and benefit from fertilizers (ex: robust harvest can heal most of the brute damage), but plant toxins and pesticides will damage them too.
* Death: Can gib themselves into Nymphs after death, then reform after 10 minutes.
** This will heal them from all injuries and even manage to revive themselve from unrevivable situations (ex: radiation damage).
** Reform: It takes 10 minutes to be reformed back to Diona state from the Nymphs state. This leaves the Nymphs valnurable to other dangers (including spacing).
** Body: Reformed nymphs will have different body from the old Diona which will have different name and traits (such as gender).
** Memory: Reformed nymphs will keep their's character basic knowledge (only if it is an antagonist and the job), and looses any previous character's memories from it's death (other perhaps than the need to run away and find safety).
** Nymphs: There are normally 3 pet-like Nymphs. The original player take control of the "Brain" nymph. The only one able to talk. The other two can be taken over by ghosts if given cognizine.
** A zombified Diona is able to split once dead (or after giving up and returning to body) and the resulting nymphs will be zombified, though unable to reform.
* Tree form. Being exposed to 80u or more of Rodust Harvest will cause a Diona to grow out of control, turning into an immobile tree (dropping all their equipment). Cutting down the tree will "restone" the Diona to their mobile state.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 20% less Slash damage.
* Take 30% less Blunt damage.
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants.
* While suffocating, takes half the Asphyxiation damage and recovers at the normal rate.
* They are heavier than other races and can shove/disarm other races easier.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 50% more Heat damage.
* Take 20% more Shock damage.
* Roots: Cannot wear shoes. They are unable to wear any shoes and protect their feet from debris and shards (wearing a hardsuit can minigate this issue and protect their feet) and are unable to gain any benefit from them (ex: magboots, speedboots).
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants.
* Ignite: If they take big enough Heat damage from any source, they get ignited and catch on fire (the fire damage/size depends on the amount of heat damage being dealt: a laser rifle will not burn as much compared to a vintage laser pistol / X-ray rifle)
== Vulpkanin ==
[[File:Vulpkanin.png|64px]]

The Vulpkanin (vulp-ka-nin) are a race of humanoid canine-like beings.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common (ex. John Smith)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special'''
* Trait: Have the Deuteranopia trait by default. This can be disabled via accessibility options.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: do Slashing and Blunt damage.
* Their fur makes them able to withstand [[Maps#Glacier_Station|cold environments]] without the need of a coat.

'''Drawbacks'''
* They take 15% more Heat damage.

== Moth People ==
[[File:Moth.png|64px]]

Moth People are an insectoid species. This insect people with wings and antennae, come in a variety of colors and patterns. Their wings allow them greater control in zero gravity than other species, and their natural resistance to cold helps greatly in a space environment. The tradeoff, naturally, is that heat is more dangerous.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common, (ex. John Doe)

'''Diet'''

Moths have an exclusive cloth and fruit diet. This includes most clothing items in game. In addition chefs can make moth-specific recipes such as cotton pizza.

'''Special ability'''
* Wings: Have increased acceleration when moving in zero-g environments. Their ability can work when gravity generator fails and even in space/vacuum and helps them get around without a jetpack. The status is 50% higher acceleration than other species.
* Diet: Moths have an exclusive cloth diet that can also include fruits. Moths cannot eat most things from other species, however they can eat cloth, gloves and other clothing items which are exclusive to them and are in higher abundance, in addition chefs can prepare moth specific food recipes for them.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 30% less Cold damage from all sources.
* Having wings makes it easier to move in zero-gravity environments.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 10% more Heat damage from all sources.
* Take 33% more (or 3 times more?) Heat/Burn damage when on fire compared to other species.
* They start taking Heat damage much earlier at 5co lower than other races. Intense heat will quickly burn them.
* They are slightly easier to carry and shove than Humans.

== Vox ==
[[File:Fullvox.png|64px]]

Vox are a strange lot, they're raptor-like creatures that can only breathe nitrogen, as oxygen is '''very hazardous''' to their health to the point where they take ticking poison damage as long as they're exposed to the air, provided said air has even a trace of oxygen within it. To counter-act this, a Vox must either be in a pure nitrogen-based environment or, more commonly, breathing from a nitrogen tank, one of which is provided to them at the start of each round. Much like Reptilians, their unarmed attacks deal slashing damage instread of blunt.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common, Mono-name with Repetitive Random Syllables (ex. Hirixashahre, Xapikrikrik)

'''Diet'''
* Nothing special, similar to Humans.

'''Special''' None

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: Do Slash damage instead of Blunt on unarmed attacks.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Breathing: Oxygen is toxic to them, they require to have internals on at all times and sometimes require to put the mask off when need to eat/swallow anything. There are other alternatives way to get reagents in such as a syringe without need to turn off the internals.

== Oni ==
[[File:Oni.png|64px]]

Large, horned people that come in a variety of colors. Their accuracy with [[Weapons|guns]] is terrible, but their physical strength brings them a lot of boons both in and out of combat.

'''Diet'''
* Nothing special, similar to Humans.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 15% less Blunt damage.
* Take 15% less Slash damage.
* Take 15% less Piercing damage.
* Do more damage in melee:
** 35% more Blunt and Asphyxiation.
** 20% more Slash and Piercing.
* Due to their big size, they can easily carry, shove and pull any other morphotypes.
* They are harder to shove.
* Slightly more stamina than Humans.
* They have an easier time prying open doors, taking around 50% less time than other species.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Their accuracy with guns is terrible.
* They are harder to carry and pull.
* They are bigger than Humans, making them easier to hit.

== Feroxi ==
The Feroxi are a race of humanoid shark-like beings. Carniverous in nature with a strong bite force.

'''Diet'''

* Can ONLY eat meat.
* Will become poisoned by Theobromine (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and Allicin (Onion, Garlic)

'''Benefits'''

* Their strong jaws rival even Oni in strength, dealing a large amount of Piercing damage.
* They can sense if most species are bleeding, puddles of blood, or containers of blood.
* Well-adapted to dark, deep environments, they take 10% less Blunt and Cold damage.
* They can breathe both Oxygen and Water Vapour

'''Drawbacks'''

* They take 10% more Slash damage
* They get thirsty twice as fast.
* When thirst falls to "Parched" they begin to suffocate.
* Saline is too salty, and hydrates them much less.
* Their lungs are integrated with their gills and cannot be removed. (this has no effect since the removal of surgery)

== Kitsune ==
Graceful and mysterious fox people. They have the ability to shapeshift into a fox, and have a strange connection to the Noösphere.

'''Diet'''

* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by Theobromine (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and Allicin (Onion, Garlic).

'''Benefits'''

*Can fit in duffelbags.
*Have the ability to shapeshift into a fox form, which grants them greater speed at the cost of fragility.
*Uses their claws to do heat damage.
*Can summon a small wisp of flame to light up dark places.
*Take 15% less heat and cold damage.
*Greater chance of obtaining psionics.

'''Drawbacks'''

*Takes 20% more blunt damage, 10% more slash and piercing, and 50% more radiation damage.
*Takes 30% more blunt damage, and 20% more piercing and slash damage in fox form.
*Capable of taking holy damage, but at a reduced amount
*Get drunk more easily then other species
*They are weaker and struggle to carry and pull things due to their small size.

== Thaven ==
Placeholder text

== Chitinid ==
An industrious hymenoptera species, the Chitinid are strong and diligent. Thanks to evolution, they have grown an acute resistance to radiation, but not without its side effects.

'''Diet'''

Can eat raw meat.

'''Benefits'''
*They take 80% less Radiation damage and 10% less Slash, Blunt, and Piercing damage.
*Their bodies naturally recover from light radiation damage up to a point, once they accumulate enough radiation they must purge it from their systems in the form of a small rock. WARNING: The Chitzite they expel is slightly radioactive.
*They are better at pulling and carrying things.
*They possess a biological light.

'''Drawbacks'''
*They take 15% more Shock damage.
*Regular syringes can not penetrate their tough shells, but hyposprays can.
*Thanks to their overactive systems, they get hungry 33% faster.
*They are especially susceptible to low temperatures, slowing down sooner and taking 10% more Cold damage.
*Their unique biology and exoskeleton makes them heavier than they appear.
*They have Insect Blood, which can't be metabolised from Iron.

== Avali ==
The Avali are a species of lightweight feathered raptor-like humanoids.

'''Diet'''

*Can only eat fruit and meat, but can eat raw meat with no ill effects.
*Will get poisoned by Theobromine (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and Allicin (Onion, Garlic).

'''Benefits'''

*Resists cold temperatures easily, and is slowed less by the cold then other species.
*They have naturally good eyesight, being able to see further out if they wish, similar to using binoculars.

'''Special'''

*Their claws deal Slash damage.
*Slightly lighter then other species.
*Lower natural body temperature.

'''Drawbacks'''

*Dangerously sensitive to high temperatures. Begins to suffer heat damage at a lower threshold, and takes much more of it from high temperatures then other species. Due to this, Leporazine is highly dangerous, and potentially lethal at higher doses.
*As a lightweight species, they tend to be a bit frail, taking 30% more blunt damage, as well as 10% more slash and pierce.
*For the same reason, they lack muscle, dealing 35% less blunt damage and 15% less slash and stamina damage.

'''Feathers'''

Being injured has a chance to cause an Avali to drop a feather, granting them a short burst of adrenaline. They can lose up to three feathers at once, which will very slowly regrow over time. Feathers can also be manually preened via the context menu.

== Ovinia ==

'''Benefits'''

*They take 25% less heat and blunt damage due to their insulating wool, and are 25% less flammable

*They digest food at a slower rate, becoming hungry and thirsty 25% slower

*Their hooved feet protect them from shards of glass and sharp floor hazards

* Their docile attitudes and aptitude for nature have led most animals to be friendly towards them

'''Downsides'''

*They take 15% increased slash and pierce damage.

*Will get poisoned by Theobromine (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and Allicin (Onion, Garlic)

*Their aptitude for grazing and chewing cud has led to them consuming food and drink 25% slower than most species

'''A Brief Introduction'''

''The Ovinia, the Galaxy's Herders, are a species of ruminant-like humanoids native to the pasture world of Runia located in the binary Lanei system. This world of flowing green pastures crossed by pristine rivers and almost alpine ranges of mountain was home to a tribal civilization at the time of their first contact with the outside galaxy.''

''Ovinia are densely built ruminant-like humanoids that usually all possess a coat of fluffy wool that is prized among their species. An Ovinia's wool is their pride and joy, and the act of sharing their wool or gifting their wool is one of incredible significance. Ovinia are a relatively naturalistic species, often forgoing clothing in favour of their natural coats. Though with influences from the outside galaxy, some Ovinia have taken to fashion quite warmly.''

(lore written under this section is provided by sheepmera on Discord or juniwoofs on GitHub)

= Species anatomy =
The following table describes the possible organs that comprise the anatomy of the major Morphotypes: Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Diona, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Organs
!Image
!Organ
!Morphotypes
!Purpose
|-
|[[File:Animal_Heart.png|50x50px]]
|Heart
|All major Morphotypes
|Determines the efficiency of blood pumping. A healthy heart means a healthier body.
|-
|[[File:OrganHumanBrain.png|50x50px]]
|Brain
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni
|The center of self, the most important part of any individual. Determines who inhabits and controls the body.
|-
|
[[File:Brain-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Brain
|Diona
|The center of self, the most important part of any individual. Determines who inhabits and controls the body. Functionally identical to the other humanoid brains.
|-
|[[File:Lung-L.png|50x50px]]
|Lungs
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Diona, Vulpkanin, Moth People, and Oni
|Determine the rate of breathing. Unhealthy lungs may result in the body getting less O2/N2 than it needs.
|-
|
[[File:Lung-L.png|50px]]
|Vox Lungs
|Vox
|Determines the rate of breathing. Unhealthy lungs may result in the body getting less N2 than it needs. Generates toxins when O2 is breathed in.
|-
|[[File:Stomach.png|50x50px]]
|Stomach
|Slime People(?), Humans, Vox, and Oni(?)
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body.
|-
|[[File:Stomach.png|50x50px]]
|Stomach
|Rodentia(?), Reptilians, Felinids(?), Harpies(?), Arachnids, and Vulpkanin(?)
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body. Able to digest corpses.
|-
|
[[File:Stomach-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Stomach
|Diona
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body. Due to its plantlike nature, it can digest fertilizers and weedkillers similar to the ways a plant would. Still capable of metabolizing medicine meant for animals.
|-
|
[[File:Stomach.png|50px]]
|Moth Stomach
|Moth People
|Aids in the digestion of cloth and reagents in the body. Finds non-cloth foods repulsive.
|-
|[[File:Kidney-L.png|50x50px]]
|Kidneys
|All major Morphotypes
|Filter the vital fluids of any toxins they might contain.
|-
|[[File:Liver.png|50x50px]]
|Liver
|All major Morphotypes
|Contains enzymes that aid in certain biological processes.
|-
|[[File:Eye-L.png|50x50px]]
|Eyes
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.
|-
|
[[File:Eye-L-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Eyes
|Diona
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light. Functionally identical to other humanoid eyeballs.
|-
|
[[File:Eyeball-l-a.png|50px]]
|Eyes
|Arachnids
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.
|-
|
|Blood
|'''Iron based, color red -''' Humans, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Vulpkanin, Oni
'''Anaerobic blood, color blue''', (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Vox

'''Sap, color yellow,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Diona

'''Slime, color green,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Slime People

'''Insect Blood, color grey,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Moth People

'''Copper based, color blue -''' Arachnids
|Not an organ, but a vital part of body.
|}



= Uncommon Humanoids =
Over the course of a shift, you or someone you know may lose their original form, or new life may rise.
These races are usually encountered later in the shift. They remain relatively common, but cannot be selected in character creation.

== Skeleton ==
[[File:Skeleton.png|64px]]

Somehow still alive, a skeleton is just a sack of stark white bones, giving them a number of very useful resistances and traits.

'''Diet'''
* None.

'''Benefits'''
* Completely immune to Radiation.
* Takes 40% less Piercing and 20% less Slashing damage.
* Takes no damage from temperature or pressure, making them space-proof.
* Does not have blood and cannot bleed out.
* Does not have lungs and needs no oxygen.
* Does not experience hunger or thirst.
* Heals from having milk sprayed on them.


'''Drawbacks'''
* Takes 10% more Blunt damage.
* Usual Medical Chems will not heal them.
* Everything they say is followed by "ACK ACK!".
* Very spooky.



= Uncommon Other =

== Silvia the Snake ==
[[File:Silvia.png|64px]]

Best friends and pet of the CMO.

'''Diet'''

* Does not need to eat.
* Can eat raw meat and mice.
* Can drink blood.

'''Benefits'''

* Bite

'''Drawbacks'''

== Shiva the Spider ==
Shiva, the stations first defender. She helps the Head of Security in their work.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''
== Pun Pun the Monkey ==
[[File:Punpun icon.png|64px]]

An honorable member of the monkey society in charge of the bar and helping the bartenders in any way he can.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Laika the dog==
[[File:Laika the dog.png|64px]]

Security's resident she-dog. She badgers the officers for headpats and nips at the heels of violent offenders.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Smile the Slime ==
[[File:Smile the Slime.png|64px]]

The sweetest creature in the world. Smile Slime!

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Carpy the Legal Carp ==
[[File:Carpy The Legal Carp.png|64px]]

The real brains behind the Justice department. Your honour my client is not fishy!

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

{{Guides Menu}}

Playable Species

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During your time on station you may find yourself face to face (or face to mirror) with the not quite human. Be they aliens, mutated humans, or self aware constructs you're expected to try and coexist on this deathtrap. Learning their quirks can be key to knowing how to keep them amicable in times of peace, and easy to put down in times of strife.
[[File:SpeciesOverView1.png|center|frameless|500x500px]]
Delta-V features a diverse array of playable species, including Arachnids, Diona, Dwarf (removed from Delta-V at the moment), Humans, Moth People, Reptilians, Slime People, Vox, I.P.C.(Integrated Positronic Chassis), Thaven, Vulpkanin, Felinid, Harpies, Oni, Rodentia, Chitinid , Feroxi, and Kitsune.
[[File:SpeciesOverView2.png|border|center|596x596px]]
Vulpkanin, Felinid, Harpy, Oni, Rodentia, Chitinid, Feroxi, and Kitsune are Delta-V specific species.

There is also a number of uncommon humanoids. Each species possesses its own unique set of statistics, strengths, and weaknesses, as well as, in some cases, distinct anatomical traits. However, despite these differences, all species share several commonalities:

* Subjection to the fundamental laws of physics, including temperature, pressure, fire, atmospheric composition, gravity, radiation, electric current, and inertia. Temperature and atmospheric composition preferences differ for different species.
* Communication through a single common language. This ability can be lost temporally.
* Ability to equip the same tools and items (with a few exceptions).
* Ability to climb on surfaces, pull and throw things and beings, buckle in beds and seats, leave footprints, lay down, and sleep in beds and in cryostorage.
* Ability to preform attacks with fists and analogs. Likewise, when attacked, being slowed down and losing stamina.
* Capability of gaining and utilizing [[Psionics|psionic powers]] (Delta-V feature).
* Ability to leave DNA and/or prints on most intractable objects (and even pets).
* Ability to be affected by hunger and thirst.
* Ability to metabolize reagents inside and on the surface of the body, and experience their effects.
* Ability to be healed by applying specific items.
* Ability to be operated on during surgery, and decay with time while dead, and even to turn into a bloody pile of organs.
* A basic set of organs- eyes, brain, stomach, lungs, heart- alongside blood or a species-specific equivalent (sap, slime).
* Limited passive regeneration: BRUTE and HEAT damage can be healed over time, if Total Damage is below 20. AIRLOSS damage will always be healed over time, given the character in question has adequate breathable air and oxygen.
* All species will 'clot' over time - if they are bleeding, they will slowly stop bleeding. Moreover, their blood will naturally replenish.

= Roundstart Humanoids =
The following species can currently be selected in the character creation menu, meaning you can expect to see most of them during any given round.

== Human ==
[[File:Human.png|64px]]

Humans are considered the baseline for drawbacks and benefits. Unmodified human beings, functionally similar to the human beings of our world. You're (hopefully) one in real life. The station is designed for humans, so they should feel comfortable in most situations. Humans do not possess any unique abilities or traits (strengths or weaknesses) compared to other species.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common (ex. John Smith)

'''Diet'''
* Will be poisoned by raw or rotten food.

'''Special ability''': None

'''Benefits'''
* None.

'''Drawbacks'''
* None.
== Slime ==
[[File:Slime.png|64px]]

Gelatinous, human-shaped masses of goo, Slime People breathe nitrogen rather than oxygen and exhale nitrous oxide. While they are naturally vulnerable to barotrauma caused by both high and low pressure, their elastic form grants them resistance to blunt damage.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Cadwellian (ex. Jon Cadwell)

'''Diet'''
* Similar to humans.

'''Special ability''': None

'''Benefits'''
* Take 40% less Blunt damage.
* Take 20% less Poison damage.
* They are almost immune to cancer as they take 80% less Cellural damage.note: Cancer is still under development and not implemented in game yet.
* While suffocating, takes 80% less Asphyxiation damage and recovers at the normal rate.
* They have slighty faster natural regeneration rate and start regenerating from below 65 total damage (other species need below 20).
* They can metabolize 6 reagents instead of just 2 like others.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 20% more Piercing and Slashing damage.
* Take 50% more Cold damage from all sources.
* Very vulnerable to high and low pressure barotrauma (spacing).
* Get hurt by water when sprayed into them which deals Heat damage.
* Breaths Nitrogen instead of Oxygen.

'''Special:'''
* they breath nitrogen instead of oxygen. but more tanks are available for them and they can breath on lower atmospheric pressures without asphyxiating.
* they have a 6 space inventory slot in their body but anyone can access/steal anything that it is stored in it.

== Rodentia ==
Rodentia are a race of humanoid beings resembling rodents. Resourceful, evasive, sneaky, but fragile.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, descriptive (ex. "No-tail Dale" or "Sleeps-much Abigail")

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* Can Rummage in disposal chutes, which can sometimes dig up food.
* Can store small items in their cheeks. Having items in their mouth makes their speech unintelligible, and they will drop all items in their mouth if attacked, stunned, or shoved.
* Can "sneak" underneath tables, but not doors.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: can do Slashing and Blunt damage.
* Smaller than humans.
* Can fit in duffelbags.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 30% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Always trigger mousetraps, regardless of whether or not they are wearing shoes.
* Get hungry 33% faster.

== Reptilian ==
[[File:Reptilian.png|64px]]

Reptile-like humanoids with sharp claws, tough scales, and an appetite for raw meat. Their unarmed melee attacks do slash instead of blunt damage due to their claws. Because of their animal organs, onions, coffee and tea are poisonous to them and are unable to consume anything like Grain, Dairy, or anything overly processed, however, they are able to consume both raw meat without the risk of disease and fruits.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, or "verbs-the-noun" (ex. Eats-The-Mouse)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat and drink blood without ill effects.
* Can only eat Fruits and Meat related foods.
* No grain or dairy products.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''

* Tail: can have both hands free while pulling anything, which allow them to do specific stuns in combat or help them in various jobs.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: to deal Piercing damage instead of Blunt.
* Can stand a greater heat temperature than Humans.
* Uses their tail to pull things allowing them to have both of their hands free while pulling.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Has a noticeable lisssp when speaking.
* Cold sensetivity: they will start freezing and getting slowed down from cold much earlier at 20co higher than other species.
* Suffer 30% more Cold damage from all sources.
* The diet is highly restricted and they can only eat meat, fruits and their specific combinations.

== Felinid ==
[[File:Felinid.png|64px]]

Small and mischievous cat-eared people. Being small in itself has lots of upsides and downsides. They are naturally good at thieving, and can hide inside duffelbags.

'''Naming Conventions:''' ???

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* Hairball: they have the ability to throw up an hairball to get rid of some of the chemicals from their bloodstream.
* Can eat mice or rats after picking them up. This has the benefit of regenerating the hairball ability and feeding them.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: they do Slashing damage and Piercing damage.
* They are smaller than Humans, making them harder to hit.
* Can fit in duffelbags.
* Can walk completely silently, but only while barefooted.
* Immunity to the OwOnavirus disease.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 15% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Are easily shoved, pushed and carried around by every other morphotypes due to their small size.
* They are weaker and struggle to carry and pull things due to their small size. They are unable to carry an Oni.
* They have slightly less stamina than Humans.

== Harpy ==
[[File:Harpy.png|64px]]

An avian humanoid species that features colorful feathered wings and tails that can mimic almost any sound.

They are quite sensitive to the air quality, and when exposed to low quality air, they will begin to visibly gasp, and eventually start choking. When this happens, a Harpy should either move away from sources of bad air, stand on top of a scrubber for a few seconds, or take a few breaths from a pure oxygen tank in order to restore their blood-oxygen levels. Only three seconds of being on pure oxygen is enough to completely restore a Harpy's blood oxygen saturation.

'''Naming Conventions:''' ???

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* They can "Sing" midis by imitating instruments. Right click yourself to select an instrument. While singing, musical notes appear floating around their head.
* Can imitate around 70% of the game's sound library through a huge list of voice emotes.
* Trait: Have the Ultraviolet Vision trait by default. This can be disabled via accessibility options.
* Tail: They Cannot wear Jumpsuits, and will automatically start with a Jumpskirt instead.

'''Emote List'''

Scream, Laugh, Sneeze, Cough, Sigh, Cry, Whistle, Hiss, Meow, Mew, Growl, Purr, Ring, Honk, Pew, Bang, Beep, Rev, Click, Chitter, Squeak, Caw, Chirp, Snarl, Bark, Whine, Howl

'''Benefits'''
* Talons: deal Piercing damage.
* Somewhat smaller than Humans, although not as small as Felinids.
* Moves 10% faster than other species.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 15% more Blunt damage.
* Take 15% more Slash damage.
* Take 15% more Piercing damage.
* Low Density: Harpies are lighter than even Felinids, and weigh half as much as a Human.
* A Harpy breathes in air twice as often as Humans, inhaling and exhaling every 3 seconds.
** Air tanks last half as long and Harpies are more susceptible than usual to low air quality.
** If a Harpy is exposed to at least 0.2 moles of combined CO2 and/or Miasma, they start struggling to take in oxygen.

== Arachnid ==
[[File:Arachnid.png|64px]]

Not to be confused with insectoids, Arachnids cut a striking figure with their pressure-resistant exoskeletons and extra arms. Possibly related to the space spiders and giant tarantulas found in outer space. Thanks to their similarly robust digestive systems, they are able to consume raw food without the risk of disease. note: Disease is still under development and not implemented in game yet.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Latin (ex. Pluribus Unum)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Slow metabolism.
* (BUG?: At the moment Arachnid do NOT get poisoned.) Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special ability'''
* They have two extra pocket slots formed by webs.
* Silk: Can weive silk at the expense of hunger and craft various things.
Silk can be used to create furniture , clothes , walls and even shields. this will help handle more critical situations (ex: craft a winter coat when temperature drops , seal a spaced area using a wall). only Arachids are able to utilize the silk for crafting.
* Slow metabolism: they have 50% slower reagant metabolism than other species which takes extra time for medicines to work and to satiate thirst and hunger on the other it takes more time to get poisoned by any poisons/toxins. This has no effect on externally applied reagents, so spilling a acid on an Arachnid will kill them just the same as anyone else.

'''Benefits'''
* Melee: Do Slashing damage instead of Blunt.
* Take significantly less barotrauma(spacing) damage.
* Metabolizes stuff in their stomach 50% slower. Meaning that they can go a a longer time without eating anything on a shift.
* Two extra pocket slots.
* Do not get poisoned from Mechatoxin (the poison space taranulas have).

'''Drawbacks'''
* While suffocating, takes 50% more Asphyxiation damage and recovers it only at half speed.
* Cannot use the outerwear storage slot.
* They have blue blood, requiring Copper instead of Iron to regenerate. Iron will poison them instead.

== Diona ==
[[File:Diona.png|64px]]

Tree-like plant people whose bodies react with fertilizer and weed-killing chemicals similar to regular plants.
Upon death, and gibbing, they split into 3 nymphs that represent an organ each: Brain, Stomach and Lungs. The player will become the Brain Nymph and can reform into a fully fledged Diona after 10 minutes.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common, Qualia[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualia] (ex. A Peaceful Sunrise)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat everything a Human can.
* They get hungry slower, and thirsty faster.
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants: Weed Killer poisons them and Robust Harvest heals them.

'''Special ability'''
* Plant Chemicals: They are affected by chemicals that affect plants, this means that they can heal and benefit from fertilizers (ex: robust harvest can heal most of the brute damage), but plant toxins and pesticides will damage them too.
* Death: Can gib themselves into Nymphs after death, then reform after 10 minutes.
** This will heal them from all injuries and even manage to revive themselve from unrevivable situations (ex: radiation damage).
** Reform: It takes 10 minutes to be reformed back to Diona state from the Nymphs state. This leaves the Nymphs valnurable to other dangers (including spacing).
** Body: Reformed nymphs will have different body from the old Diona which will have different name and traits (such as gender).
** Memory: Reformed nymphs will keep their's character basic knowledge (only if it is an antagonist and the job), and looses any previous character's memories from it's death (other perhaps than the need to run away and find safety).
** Nymphs: There are normally 3 pet-like Nymphs. The original player take control of the "Brain" nymph. The only one able to talk. The other two can be taken over by ghosts if given cognizine.
** A zombified Diona is able to split once dead (or after giving up and returning to body) and the resulting nymphs will be zombified, though unable to reform.
* Tree form. Being exposed to 80u or more of Rodust Harvest will cause a Diona to grow out of control, turning into an immobile tree (dropping all their equipment). Cutting down the tree will "restone" the Diona to their mobile state.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 20% less Slash damage.
* Take 30% less Blunt damage.
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants.
* While suffocating, takes half the Asphyxiation damage and recovers at the normal rate.
* They are heavier than other races and can shove/disarm other races easier.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 50% more Heat damage.
* Take 20% more Shock damage.
* Roots: Cannot wear shoes. They are unable to wear any shoes and protect their feet from debris and shards (wearing a hardsuit can minigate this issue and protect their feet) and are unable to gain any benefit from them (ex: magboots, speedboots).
* Gets affected by chemicals that affects plants.
* Ignite: If they take big enough Heat damage from any source, they get ignited and catch on fire (the fire damage/size depends on the amount of heat damage being dealt: a laser rifle will not burn as much compared to a vintage laser pistol / X-ray rifle)
== Vulpkanin ==
[[File:Vulpkanin.png|64px]]

The Vulpkanin (vulp-ka-nin) are a race of humanoid canine-like beings.

'''Naming Conventions:''' Common (ex. John Smith)

'''Diet'''
* Can eat raw meat.
* Will get poisoned by [[Chemistry#Theobromine|Theobromine]] (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and [[Chemistry#Allicin|Allicin]] (Onion, Garlic).

'''Special'''
* Trait: Have the Deuteranopia trait by default. This can be disabled via accessibility options.

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: do Slashing and Blunt damage.
* Their fur makes them able to withstand [[Maps#Glacier_Station|cold environments]] without the need of a coat.

'''Drawbacks'''
* They take 15% more Heat damage.

== Moth People ==
[[File:Moth.png|64px]]

Moth People, meanwhile, actually ''are'' an insectoid species. This insect people with wings and antennae, come in a variety of colors and patterns. Their wings allow them greater control in zero gravity than other species, and their natural resistance to cold helps greatly in a space environment. The tradeoff, naturally, is that heat is more dangerous.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common, (ex. John Doe)

'''Diet'''

Moths have an exclusive cloth and fruit diet. This includes most clothings items in game. In addition chefs can make moth-specific recepies like cotton pizza and other things.
* clothings items
* moth-specific recepies
* fruit
* Nuts

'''Special ability'''
* Wings: Have increased acceleration when moving in zero-g enviroments. Their ability can work when gravity generator fails and even in space/vacumm and helps them get around without a jetpack. The status is 50% higher acceleration than other species.
* Diet: Moths have an exclusive cloth diet that can also include fruits. Moths cannot eat most things from other species, however they can eat cloth, gloves and other clothing items which are exclusive to them and are in higher abudance, in addition chefs can prepare moth specific food recipes for them.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 30% less Cold damage from all sources.
* Having wings makes it easier to move in zero-gravity environments.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Take 10% more Heat damage from all sources.
* Take 33% more (or 3 times more?) Heat/Burn damage when on fire compared to other species.
* They start taking Heat damage much earlier at 5co lower than other races. Intense heat will quickly burn them.
* They are slightly easier to carry and shove than Humans.

== Vox ==
[[File:Fullvox.png|64px]]

Vox are a strange lot, they're raptor-like creatures that can only breathe nitrogen, as oxygen is '''very hazardous''' to their health to the point where they take ticking poison damage as long as they're exposed to the air, provided said air has even a trace of oxygen within it. To counter-act this, a Vox must either be in a pure nitrogen-based environment or, more commonly, breathing from a nitrogen tank, one of which is provided to them at the start of each round. Much like Reptilians, their unarmed attacks deal slashing damage instread of blunt.

'''Naming Convention:''' Common, Mono-name with Repetitive Random Syllables (ex. Hirixashahre, Xapikrikrik)

'''Diet'''
* Nothing special, similar to Humans.

'''Special''' None

'''Benefits'''
* Claws: Do Slash damage instead of Blunt on unarmed attacks.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Breathing: Oxygen is toxic to them, they require to have internals on at all times and sometimes require to put the mask off when need to eat/swallow anything. There are other alternatives way to get reagents in such as a syringe without need to turn off the internals.

== Oni ==
[[File:Oni.png|64px]]

Large, horned people that come in a variety of colors. Their accuracy with [[Weapons|guns]] is terrible, but their physical strength brings them a lot of boons both in and out of combat.

'''Diet'''
* Nothing special, similar to Humans.

'''Benefits'''
* Take 15% less Blunt damage.
* Take 15% less Slash damage.
* Take 15% less Piercing damage.
* Do more damage in melee:
** 35% more Blunt and Asphyxiation.
** 20% more Slash and Piercing.
* Due to their big size, they can easily carry, shove and pull any other morphotypes.
* They are harder to shove.
* Slightly more stamina than Humans.
* They have an easier time prying open doors, taking around 50% less time than other species.

'''Drawbacks'''
* Their accuracy with guns is terrible.
* They are harder to carry and pull.
* They are bigger than Humans, making them easier to hit.

== Feroxi ==
The Feroxi are a race of humanoid shark-like beings. Carniverous in nature with a strong bite force.

'''Diet'''

* Can ONLY eat meat.
* Will become poisoned by Theobromine (Chocolate, Tea, Coffee) and Allicin (Onion, Garlic)

'''Benefits'''

* Their strong jaws rival even Oni in strength, dealing a large amount of Piercing damage.
* They can sense if most species are bleeding, puddles of blood, or containers of blood.
* Well-adapted to dark, deep environments, they take 10% less Blunt and Cold damage.
* They can breathe both Oxygen and Water Vapour

'''Drawbacks'''

* They take 10% more Slash damage
* They get thirsty twice as fast.
* When thirst falls to "Parched" they begin to suffocate.
* Saline is too salty, and hydrates them much less.
* Their lungs are integrated with their gills and cannot be removed. (this has no effect since the removal of surgery)

== Kitsune ==
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== Thaven ==
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== Chitinid ==
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== Avali ==
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== Ovinia ==
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= Species anatomy =
The following table describes the possible organs that comprise the anatomy of the major Morphotypes: Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Diona, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Organs
!Image
!Organ
!Morphotypes
!Purpose
|-
|[[File:Animal_Heart.png|50x50px]]
|Heart
|All major Morphotypes
|Determines the efficiency of blood pumping. A healthy heart means a healthier body.
|-
|[[File:OrganHumanBrain.png|50x50px]]
|Brain
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni
|The center of self, the most important part of any individual. Determines who inhabits and controls the body.
|-
|
[[File:Brain-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Brain
|Diona
|The center of self, the most important part of any individual. Determines who inhabits and controls the body. Functionally identical to the other humanoid brains.
|-
|[[File:Lung-L.png|50x50px]]
|Lungs
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Arachnids, Diona, Vulpkanin, Moth People, and Oni
|Determine the rate of breathing. Unhealthy lungs may result in the body getting less O2/N2 than it needs.
|-
|
[[File:Lung-L.png|50px]]
|Vox Lungs
|Vox
|Determines the rate of breathing. Unhealthy lungs may result in the body getting less N2 than it needs. Generates toxins when O2 is breathed in.
|-
|[[File:Stomach.png|50x50px]]
|Stomach
|Slime People(?), Humans, Vox, and Oni(?)
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body.
|-
|[[File:Stomach.png|50x50px]]
|Stomach
|Rodentia(?), Reptilians, Felinids(?), Harpies(?), Arachnids, and Vulpkanin(?)
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body. Able to digest corpses.
|-
|
[[File:Stomach-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Stomach
|Diona
|Aids in the digestion of foods, liquids, and reagents in the body. Due to its plantlike nature, it can digest fertilizers and weedkillers similar to the ways a plant would. Still capable of metabolizing medicine meant for animals.
|-
|
[[File:Stomach.png|50px]]
|Moth Stomach
|Moth People
|Aids in the digestion of cloth and reagents in the body. Finds non-cloth foods repulsive.
|-
|[[File:Kidney-L.png|50x50px]]
|Kidneys
|All major Morphotypes
|Filter the vital fluids of any toxins they might contain.
|-
|[[File:Liver.png|50x50px]]
|Liver
|All major Morphotypes
|Contains enzymes that aid in certain biological processes.
|-
|[[File:Eye-L.png|50x50px]]
|Eyes
|Slime People, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Humans, Vulpkanin, Moth People, Vox, and Oni
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.
|-
|
[[File:Eye-L-pl.png|50px]]
|Diona Eyes
|Diona
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light. Functionally identical to other humanoid eyeballs.
|-
|
[[File:Eyeball-l-a.png|50px]]
|Eyes
|Arachnids
|Allow for visual information to be extracted from an organism's environment via light.
|-
|
|Blood
|'''Iron based, color red -''' Humans, Rodentia, Reptilians, Felinids, Harpies, Vulpkanin, Oni
'''Anaerobic blood, color blue''', (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Vox

'''Sap, color yellow,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Diona

'''Slime, color green,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Slime People

'''Insect Blood, color grey,''' (also "Iron based" but not red blood) - Moth People

'''Copper based, color blue -''' Arachnids
|Not an organ, but a vital part of body.
|}



= Uncommon Humanoids =
Over the course of a shift, you or someone you know may lose their original form, or new life may rise.
These races are usually encountered later in the shift. They remain relatively common, but cannot be selected in character creation.

== Skeleton ==
[[File:Skeleton.png|64px]]

Somehow still alive, a skeleton is just a sack of stark white bones, giving them a number of very useful resistances and traits.

'''Diet'''
* None.

'''Benefits'''
* Completely immune to Radiation.
* Takes 40% less Piercing and 20% less Slashing damage.
* Takes no damage from temperature or pressure, making them space-proof.
* Does not have blood and cannot bleed out.
* Does not have lungs and needs no oxygen.
* Does not experience hunger or thirst.
* Heals from having milk sprayed on them.


'''Drawbacks'''
* Takes 10% more Blunt damage.
* Usual Medical Chems will not heal them.
* Everything they say is followed by "ACK ACK!".
* Very spooky.



= Uncommon Other =

== Silvia the Snake ==
[[File:Silvia.png|64px]]

Best friends and pet of the CMO.

'''Diet'''

* Does not need to eat.
* Can eat raw meat and mice.
* Can drink blood.

'''Benefits'''

* Bite

'''Drawbacks'''

== Shiva the Spider ==
Shiva, the stations first defender. She helps the Head of Security in their work.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''
== Pun Pun the Monkey ==
[[File:Punpun icon.png|64px]]

An honorable member of the monkey society in charge of the bar and helping the bartenders in any way he can.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Laika the dog==
[[File:Laika the dog.png|64px]]

Security's resident she-dog. She badgers the officers for headpats and nips at the heels of violent offenders.

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Smile the Slime ==
[[File:Smile the Slime.png|64px]]

The sweetest creature in the world. Smile Slime!

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

== Carpy the Legal Carp ==
[[File:Carpy The Legal Carp.png|64px]]

The real brains behind the Justice department. Your honour my client is not fishy!

'''Diet'''

'''Benefits'''

'''Drawbacks'''

{{Guides Menu}}

Surgeon

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Forgot: added note about removal of surgery

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IMPORTANT: As of current, surgery has been removed from SS14 upstream, meaning the surgeon role exists in game as more of a 'glorified Medical Doctor', as such it's only function in delta-v is to count towards hours before unlocking the Chief-Medical-Officer role.

From giving the salvagers fish lungs to reattaching the captains head because a ninja decided to get slicey, you are the one who reigns over the surgical floor.

At the start of the shift, make sure to find the surgery room and your locker within it. You'll find some Nitrous Oxide, a mask, soap, and a surgical tools duffel bag in there, along with various other things that could be beneficial to you. Use the nitrous oxide and mask to knock your patients out and keep them out while you work. Keep your mask on and up while working on your patients so you're not breathing germs into them. You're given two methods to clean your tools, soap, and the autoclave. Keep your environment, tools, '''AND GLOVES''' all clean and you'll do great.

[[Surgery]] can be used for the benefit of the station by inserting implants into limbs that allow the use of tools without needing to carry them on you, along with giving the crew very powerful abilities through the use of alien organs that the salvagers might find out and about. Surgery can also be used to repair excessive Burn or Brute damage to your patients bodies to help get them down to a revivable threshold.

Be sure to bother the [[Epistemics]] department to research advanced surgical tools and surgery gloves to help you be as fast and efficient as you can be when performing surgery.{{Jobs Menu}}

Medical

2026-06-19T13:07:31Z

Forgot: /* Cloning */ Removed reference to "Metempsychotic machine" /* Morgue */ added reference to current blood level glitch

== Starting your shift ==
Medbay often starts out calm, but you'd best prepare for the storm that's about to come. You'll either get blown up by some syndicate agent wanting the hypospray or you'll get so inundated with bodies and people screaming in your ear for you to treat them faster that you'll blow medbay up yourself.

Coordinate with the [[Chemist|Chemists]]. Give them a list of drugs you'll need to treat your patients. Try and cover all the common damage types so that you will be prepared for anything the shift throws at you.

It's generally good practice to keep your chemicals in a locker pretty centrally located in the medbay for ease of access. Remember to lock it once you're done to keep them safe and restricted to medical staff access.

It's optional but bringing a [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|health analyzer]] out to the front of medbay for patients to come and scan their damage without pestering you can be beneficial.

If there is no Crew Monitor Computer out in medical's public area, ask the [[Chief_Medical_Officer|CMO]] to bring it out from their office. When you have the time, you can check the Crew Monitor for anyone dead or dying. If they have their suit sensors set to display coordinates a [[Paramedic]] may use those to potentially locate their body for recovery. A GPS and Handheld Crew Monitor devices can help you locate dead bodies.

== Types Of Damage ==
In SS14, damage is a value representing how much injuries a character has suffered. It can be checked using a [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|health analyzer]] or your PDA. If it's 0, it means there are no wounds or injuries. There are 7 categories of damage: {{DMG|Brute}}, {{DMG|Burn}}, {{DMG|Airloss}}, {{DMG|Toxin}}, {{DMG|Genetic}}, Shadow, and Holy. Each of them has a different treatment, although some chemicals, like [[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]], can treat multiple types of damage.

''Refer to [[Medical#Chemical_Reference_Table|Treatments Table]] for all treatments.''

=== Brute Damage ===
There are three types of Brute damage: {{DMG|Blunt}}, {{DMG|Slash}}, {{DMG|Piercing}}. All types of Brute damage can be healed used using [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], which heals 4 {{DMG|Brute}} per unit. The overdose amount is 15u. You can also use advanced chemicals to treat only one kind of Brute damage at once, but more effectively. It's especially useful when a patient comes in with only one type of damage. These chemicals are:
* [[Chemistry#Bruizine|Bruizine]] - Healing {{DMG|Blunt|+|3.5}} wih max dose of 10.5u.
* [[Chemistry#Lacerinol|Lacerinol]] - Healing {{DMG|Slash|+|3}} with max dose of 12u.
* [[Chemistry#Puncturase|Puncturase]] - Healing {{DMG|Piercing|+|4}} but dealing {{DMG|Blunt|-|0.1}} with max dose of 11u.

'''Make sure to not mix any of the advanced brute meds with Bicaridine or with each other.'''

The mixing of these chemicals creates [[Chemistry#Razorium|Razorium]], a damaging chemical that causes {{DMG|Slash|-|9}} a unit.

When a patient is presenting with less than 25 damage, you might want to use [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Packs]] or [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Medicated Sutures]] to heal them. You can find these inside of your toolbelt or First Aid Kits.

=== Burn Damage ===
There are four types of Burn damage: {{DMG|Heat}}, {{DMG|Shock}}, {{DMG|Cold}} and {{DMG|Caustic}}. All of them except {{DMG|Caustic}} can be healed using [[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]], which heals {{DMG|Heat|+|1.5}}, {{DMG|Shock|+|1.5}}, {{DMG|Cold|+|1.5}} and has a max dose of 10u. The advanced burn chemicals, similar to the brute ones, heal one type of burn damage at a time in a much more effective manor. They are the following:
* [[Chemistry#Siderlac|Siderlac]] - Healing {{DMG|Caustic|+|5}}.
* [[Chemistry#Sigynate|Sigynate]] - Healing {{DMG|Caustic|+|3}} with a max dose of 16u.
* [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]] - Healing {{DMG|Cold|+|4}} with a max dose of 12u.
* [[Chemistry#Siderlac|Pyrazine]] - Healing {{DMG|Heat|+|10}} over a slow period with a max dose of 20u.
* [[Chemistry#Insuzine|Insuzine]] - Healing {{DMG|Shock|+|4}} with a max dose of 12u.
'''Make sure to not mix any of the advanced burn meds with Dermaline, or with each other.'''

Mixing these chemicals creates a poison called [[Chemistry#Licoxide|Licoxide]], which deals {{DMG|Shock|-|4}}.

Again, when a patient is presenting with less than 25 Burn damage, you can use [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Ointments]] or [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Regenerative Meshes]] to heal them.

=== Airloss Damage ===
Before reading anything else: if someone is on the ground gasping, you should first use an emergency medipen on them if no one else already has yet, and then move them to a stasis bed if there are any available. This will give you time to prepare a more specific treatment. Next check that their internals are off (if theres air in medbay) or on (if theres no air in medbay). You do this by their right click menu.

When it comes to Asphyxiation, [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]], [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]], [[Chemistry#Convermol|Convermol]], and [[Chemistry#Salbutamol|Salbutamol]] are all effective at treating it, but your go-to chemicals will be Convermol or Salbutamol. Convermol heals {{DMG|Asphyxiation|+|10}} and {{DMG|Bloodloss|+|4}}, but also does {{DMG|Blunt|-|4}} whereas Salbutamol heals {{DMG|Airloss|+|6}} when damage is above 30 but drops to {{DMG|Airloss|+|1}} when below 30.

Another kind of Airloss damage is {{DMG|Bloodloss}}. Everyone has a volume of blood inside them. When you take damage, slash and pierce most importantly, you will lose blood. You may also start noticeably bleeding, which continually drains your blood. If your blood level falls below a certain threshold, you will begin taking bloodloss damage and you will continue to do so until your blood levels return to normal. When you lose enough blood, you will start seeing double.

If someone is bleeding heavily there are 3 things to do:
* Stop the bleeding
* Restore blood levels
* Cure bloodloss damage

To stop bleeding (to stop blood levels from dropping continuously), you should use gauze or [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]]. Gauze is very effective, easy to make, and completely stops bleeding after a short doafter bar. All you need is some cloth inside the medical lathe which should be in the back areas of medical.

[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] and [[Chemistry#Pulped_banana_peel|Pulped banana peel]] also reduce bleeding but [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]] is 3 times more powerful than pulped banana peel and 6 times more powerful than Inaprovaline. It should be noted that emergency medipens contain a small amount of [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]] (3u). Note that if you Examine a patient and it says they are covered in Lacerations, that means they are bleeding.

If you have only a few patients with intense bleeding, move them to a stasis bed first to give you time to prepare a treatment.

To restore blood level (stop double vision and stop continuous bloodloss damage), you can use [[Chemistry#Saline|Saline]] or Blood packs which restores 15units of blood per use. You can also use [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]] or [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]] depending on the species of your patient.

Patients will recover blood levels on their own once their bleeding has stopped, however the rate at which they do so is abysmally low. You can view the patient's blood level in the top part of your Health Analyzer interface. It's showed there as precentage.

Your patient may have enough bloodloss damage at any point in treatment to warrant curing the damage. To do so, you will want to apply [[Chemistry#Salbutamol|Salbutamol]] or [[Chemistry#Convertamol|Convertamol]] to cure the bloodloss damage. Patients who are no longer low on blood will slowly recover from bloodloss damage on their own without medication.

Do not simply cure the patient of their bloodloss damage and send them on their way. They may appear to be cured on your health analyzer, but if their bleeding has not been stopped and their blood levels restored to normal, they will be back in med bay to be treated again soon.

=== Toxin Damage ===
There are two types of Toxin damage, both treated with different medications.

The one you'll come across the most is {{DMG|Poison}} damage. Seriously, you'd be surprised by how many people present with alcohol poisoning every shift. The first med you can use for healing {{DMG|Poison}} is [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]], you're likely to see it at the start of your shift. It heals {{DMG|Poison|+|1}} per unit with a max dose of 20u. The far superior med is [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]], as it heals {{DMG|Poison|+|3}} and has no overdose but it does have a side effect of drowsiness

The next kind of Toxin is {{DMG|Radiation}} damage. You will most likely see [[Salvage_Specialist|Salvage Specialists]] presenting with this kind of damage. It can be treated with [[Chemistry#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]], which heals {{DMG|Radiation|+|3}} per unit. You need to watch out, because it also deals {{DMG|Brute|-|0.5}}. You can usually solve this issue with [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Pack]] or [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]].

=== Vision ===
A loss of eye sight will not appear on the Health Analyzer. If a user has been using a Welding Torch without a Welding Mask, they may be unable to see very far. You can treat it using [[Chemistry#Oculine|Oculine]]

=== Jittering ===
A patient may be jittering (shaking) due to an overdose. A bed rest or simply time can help here. To rapidly flush jittering, you can administer a dose of [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]].

=== Allergic Reaction ===
An allergic reaction (e.g. to bees) can cause a build up of [[Chemistry#Histamine|Histamine]]. A dose of [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]] or [[Chemistry#Ultravasculine|Ultravasculine]] can help flush it.

=== Hallucinations ===
A patient may see swirly illusions after taking a hallucinogenic such as Space Drugs. A bed rest or simply time can help here. 1u of [[Chemistry#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]] can assist here (via a Dropper). More than 1u can be lethal.

=== Ethanol Poisoning ===
A patient may feel the effects of ingesting too much alcohol. A bed rest or simply time can help here. [[Chemistry#Ethylredoxrazine|Ethylredoxrazine]] can also be used to treat the effeects.

== Cryogenics ==
''Main article: [[Cryogenic_Pods|Cryogenic Pods]]''

Cryogenic Pods, also called cryo pods or cryopods, are a special type of medical machinery used in conjuction with specific chemical solutions. The machine itself can be thought of a simple gas chamber a patient can be placed in, with specific protection to prevent cold gases from damaging patients. It also offers a slot for a beaker or similar, to automatically inject the patient with a solution, slowly over the course of time. Cryo pods need a properly built atmospherics setup to work.
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== Administering Medication ==
There are multiple ways to administer medicine to the patients.
* Liquid + Jet Injector - The Jet injector is the most common way to apply Liquid Medicines as it has the ability to apply medication to all species that are found in the Delta sector. Functionally it is used in the same way as a syringe but additionally the Jet injector has the ability to cycle to a third mode of use: "Dynamic" which will decide whether to draw or inject automatically depending on what is being interacted with. Once it is unlocked by Epistemics, the Advanced Jet Injector has 5u of extra capacity as well as applying medication faster than a regular Jet injector.
* Liquid + Syringe - All Medical staff will spawn with a syringe, this is the default way to administer medicines for many stations, however due to the presence of chitinous species in the delta sector, needles are often ineffective to penetrate the outermost layer. You can find labeled jugs with medicine usually near the beds area of the Medbay. Each one holds 200u of liquid. You can use a syringe to draw or inject chemicals. By right clicking a syringe, you can change the amount of liquid you want to transfer - 5u, 10u or 15u. By left clicking it in your hand or clicking Z, you can change the mode between Drawing and Injecting.
* Liquid + Interact - A doctor can hold a container of liquid (e.g. a beaker, jug, can, bottle) and interact with a patient to force them to sip 5u of the liquid. Force feeding is slower than if the patient drinks the liquid themselves. Liquids cannot be ingested by some species (such as Moth). Drinking requires the face to be uncovered (except for certain masks like the clown mask). A doctor can Strip off a Helmet and Breathe Mask in order to achieve this. Drinking does nothing on dead bodies except if it is ingested right before the Defibrillator.
* Pill - A [[Chemist]] can create pills and some Medpacks also have pills therein. Pills will often be labelled with the chemical and amount of units. Unfortunately pills can also be mislabelled. Mislabelled pills can be grinded by a Grinder to revert to a liquid. Pills contain higher volumes of medication than a syringe. Pills cannot be ingested by some species (such as Moth). Pills require the face to be uncovered (except for certain masks like the clown mask). A doctor can Strip off a Helmet and Breathe Mask in order to achieve this. Pills do nothing on dead bodies except if they are ingested right before the Defibrillator.
* Apply a Pack - Some treatments can be applied topically to the body. This can be performed on dead bodies, moths and patients wearing a helmet. Examples of topical treatment are: Bruise Packs, Ointment, Gauze, Aloe Cream, etc.

== Stabilizing Critical Patients ==
When a character suffers more than 100 damage, they will go into a Critical condition, indicated by the character passing out on the floor and starting to gasp for air. While crit, they won't be able to move, speak or interact with the world. They will also start gaining Asphyxiation. Once they reach 200 total damage, they will die, indicated by the text "... siezes up, his eyes dead and lifeless".

Patients are often dragged in gasping for air in a Critical state. In the medbay, the go-to chemical for healing {{DMG|Airloss}} is [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]], which heals {{DMG|Airloss|+|13}}. While you're in field, the usual best option is to inject an emergency medipen into the patient to stabilize them, which has the effect of healing a bit of damage and {{DMG|Asphyxiation|+|6}}. Everyone starts with an emergency medipen inside their survival box, which contains 12u of [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] and 3u of [[Chemistry#Tranxemic_acid|Tranexamic Acid]]. Medical doctors also have one medipen on their medical belt. If you run out, there are also bottles of [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] inside the NanoMed.

If you don't have [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] or [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]] then [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] can also be useful, to a lesser degree. Once you administer a chemical to deal with the {{DMG|Airloss}}, you can move on to healing other types of damage. If you notice {{DMG|Asphyxiation}} going up again, you can give the patient another dose of preferably [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]].

Putting critical patients on a Stasis Bed will make them die 10 times slower, giving you more time to do other things. Remember that it also makes all chemicals metabolize slower, including medicine. Medical beds and roller also help a little. To do this, drag the patient onto an empty bed (do not Pull them onto the bed but instead left click them, drag and release them onto the bed).

== Dead Body Analysis ==
If someone dies in your care or is brought to you as a corpse, you need to decide what action to take:

First verify that the body has a soul. The best and simplest way to do this is {{key press|Shift}} + left click.

[[File:BodyDead.png|thumb]]If you see text in red stating "They are dead.", this means that this person is still viable for cloning or revival. If they get cloned, the old body will display the unclonable text shown below, and can be disposed of (after the person has gathered all their things off of it).
 
[[File:BodyDeadSSD.png|thumb]]
If instead you see text in yellow stating "Their soul lies dormant and may return soon.", then this person is still cloneable but have left the server. You might want to keep them in the morgue until their soul returns or just clone them and hope for them to come back.
 
[[File:BodyDeadIrrecoverable.png|thumb]]If instead you see text in purple stating "Their soul has departed and moved on. Any recovery is unlikely.", then this person is gone. They've either left the server, or they've taken a ghost role, such as a drone or monkey, and thus forfeited the right to come back to their body. That or they've just been cloned. Toss this body in the morgue.
 

=== Reviving ===
Dead people can be brought back using a Defibrillator, but only if they have less than 200 total damage (Not counting {{DMG|Asphyxiation}}) and they aren't rotting. You can use a Health Analyzer to check how much damage the body took before death. If the damage is excessive or non-curable with topical treatments, cloning may be the only option. Chemicals do not metabolize in the dead, but you can reduce the damage by using [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Packs, Ointments, Sutures, Meshes, Gauzes and Bloodpacks]]. Once you get them below 200 damage, you can use a Defibrillator to bring them back to life. You can often find them free-standing or in a cabinet. It is batter-operated and must be turned on before you can use it. Each time the Defibrillator is used, its battery charge will go down. Eventually, you will need to recharge it. To do that, you need to first eject the battery cell and put it in a reacharger. It can be also found in Medical.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Dead Body Treatment
|-
! Symptoms !! Analysis !! Treatment Steps
|-
| 200+ Airloss || Revivable || Defibrillator
|-
| 100 Airloss and 100 Brute || Revivable || 2 Bruise packs followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Bicaridine)
|-
| 200 Brute || Revivable || Brute packs until ~95 brute followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Bicaridine)
|-
| 200 Burn || Revivable || Ointment or Aloe Cream until ~95 burn followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Dermaaline)
|-
| 200 Poison or Radiation || Clone || Note that an advanced doctor may inject them with Anti-Toxin and then Defib and repeat this process but it will be a challenging revival.
|-
| 200+ Brute || Clone || Check Medical stockpiles of Bruise Packs before attempting revival. Cloning may be more viable.
|-
| 200+ Burn || Clone || Check Medical stockpiles of Ointment and Aloe Cream before attempting revival. Aloe Cream is a renewable resource from Botany. Cloning may be more viable if stockpiles are poor or Botany is non-responsive.
|}

=== Cloning ===
To clone, first the cloning system needs to be set up.

Make sure that the Cloning Machine and Medical Scanner are linked to the Cloning Console via multitool. After that, ensure that there's enough biomass (from the Biomass Reclaimer). When you wish to clone them, place their body in the medical scanner and clone from the console.

<big>'''Cloning Machine'''</big> 
[[File:Cloner.png|64px]]

The original cloner. It can be found in salvages wrecks.

Larger species require more biomass to clone. You can inspect the body's damage before deciding whether to clone. Each point of genetic damage increases the chance cloning will fail by 1%.

After cloning, be sure to process their old body in the reclaimer to get some biomass back. Make sure you've given them an opportunity to get their things (as long as they didn't die of infectious disease.)

<big>'''Medical Scanner'''</big> 
[[File:MedicalScanner.png|64px]]

The medical scanner is where you put clone-able bodies into before interacting with the body scanner to press the clone button.
 

=== Morgue ===
Meant for long-term storage of dead bodies. This is where you find a bunch of morgue storage pods where you can store dead people.

It is recommended to only store people with souls in there if the cloning bay is overflowing, you can't clone due to low biomass or it is currently inoperable.

Storing dead bodies is very useful to prevent the body from rotting (which prevents revival and cloning).

To use the Morgue, interact with a Storage Pod to open the tray, drag a body onto the tray, then interact with the Pod to close the tray. Typically you'll want only one body per Storage Pod.

Here's a quick morgue color code.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;vertical-align: center;"
! Sprite !! Meaning
|-
| [[File:MorgueEmpty.png]]
| There is nothing inside the tray.
|-
| [[File:MorgueBodySoulless.png]]
| There is a body but the player isn't in the body. The state of the spirit is unknown as the player could be waiting around the body or left already. You need to pull out the body and check it manually.
|-
| [[File:MorgueBody.png]]
| The body has a spirit inside of it, and is revive-able. It will be beeping too.
|-
| [[File:MorgueObject.png]]
| There is something inside the tray, but it's not a body.
|}

<big>'''Biomass Reclaimer'''</big> 
[[File:BiomassReclaimer.png|64px]]

Every morgue comes with a very important piece of equipment, the Biomass Reclaimer. It is fairly straightforward, put a dead body in it, it grinds them into biomass. Be careful not to grind down clone-able body if you are not an [[Antagonist]] as it could get you in trouble [[Roleplay#In_Character|IC]] and [[Roleplay#Out_of_Character|OOC]].

If you attempt to drag a living creature into the Biomass Reclaimer, it may throw the creature across the room.

The amount of Biomass generated depends on the type of creature.

If you get low on Biomass, contact Salvage and/or Cargo and ask for their help.

There currently exists a glitch where a body cannot have 0% blood or it is spat back out of the reclaimer, use a blood pack to allow it to be ground.

== Crew Monitoring Console ==
A Crew Monitoring Console usually can be found in the public area of the Medbay or inside the CMO's office. It also comes in a handheld version distributed to the [[Chief_Medical_Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] and the [[Paramedic|Paramedics]].

It can be used to find other crewmembers, provided they have suit sensors enabled. The four settings on suit sensors are:
* Off - The person doesn't show up in the console.
* Binary - The person shows up as either ALIVE or DEAD.
* Vitals - The person will show up with their current health condition.
* Coordinates - The person can be found on the interactive station map.

If someone has their Coordinates on, they can be easily found and retrived by [[Paramedic|Paramedics]]. If someone dies without coords on, there's little you can do usually. It's recommended for all crew to have their suit sensors on.

== Chemical Reference Table ==
{| class="wikitable" 
! Damage
! Treatment
|-
! Brute
| '''Bruise Pack'''
----
'''Medicated Suture'''
----
'''[[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
----
'''[[Chemistry#Bruizine|Bruizine (Blunt)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]0.9 part [[Chemistry#Lithium|Lithium]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Lacerinol|Lacerinol (Slash)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Benzene|Benzene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] @ 310K)
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'''[[Chemistry#Puncturase|Puncturase (Piercing)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)
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'''[[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
|-
! Burn
| '''Ointment'''
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'''Regenerative Mesh'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Siderlac|Siderlac (Caustic)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Stellibinin|Stellibinin]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Aloe|Aloe]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Sigynate|Sigynate (Caustic)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium_carbonate|Sodium Carbonate]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Table_salt|Table Salt]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] @ 370K) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium_hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Water|Water]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Insuzine|Insuzine (Shock)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K))[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Benzene|Benzene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
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'''[[Chemistry#Pyrazine|Pyrazine (Heat)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K))[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine (Cold)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K)[[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst))
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'''[[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
|-
! Airloss
| '''[[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)
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'''[[Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin plus]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phenol|Phenol]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Acetone|Acetone]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oil|Oil]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)
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'''[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
|-
! Toxin
| '''[[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Ultravasculine|Ultravasculine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Histamine|Histamine]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Diethylamine|Diethylamine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oil|Oil]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Table_salt|Table Salt]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] @ 370K) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Stellibinin|Stellibinin]]'''
|-
! Genetic
| '''[[Chemistry#Phalanximine|Phalanximine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Unstable_mutagen|Unstable Mutagen]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Doxarubixadone|Doxarubixadone (Cryo)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Water|Water]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Unstable_mutagen|Unstable Mutagen]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]])
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! Bleeding
| '''Medicated Suture'''
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'''Gauze'''
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'''Cloth'''
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'''Blood pack''' (restores blood levels)
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'''[[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]]''' (restores blood levels, toxic to arachnids)
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'''[[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]]''' (restores blood levels, toxic to non-arachnids)'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Saline|Saline]]'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Pulped Banana Peel|Pulped Banana Peel]]'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Tranexamic acid|Tranexamic acid]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sulfuric_acid|Sulfuric Acid]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sulfur|Sulfur]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
|-
! Zombification
| '''[[Chemistry#Ambuzol|Ambuzol]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Blood|Blood]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Ambuzol_plus|Ambuzol Plus]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]5 part [[Chemistry#Ambuzol|Ambuzol]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]15 part [[Chemistry#Zombie_blood|Zombie Blood]]

|}

{{Guides Menu}}

Medical

2026-06-19T13:00:31Z

Forgot: /* Administering Medication */ Added reference to jet injector

== Starting your shift ==
Medbay often starts out calm, but you'd best prepare for the storm that's about to come. You'll either get blown up by some syndicate agent wanting the hypospray or you'll get so inundated with bodies and people screaming in your ear for you to treat them faster that you'll blow medbay up yourself.

Coordinate with the [[Chemist|Chemists]]. Give them a list of drugs you'll need to treat your patients. Try and cover all the common damage types so that you will be prepared for anything the shift throws at you.

It's generally good practice to keep your chemicals in a locker pretty centrally located in the medbay for ease of access. Remember to lock it once you're done to keep them safe and restricted to medical staff access.

It's optional but bringing a [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|health analyzer]] out to the front of medbay for patients to come and scan their damage without pestering you can be beneficial.

If there is no Crew Monitor Computer out in medical's public area, ask the [[Chief_Medical_Officer|CMO]] to bring it out from their office. When you have the time, you can check the Crew Monitor for anyone dead or dying. If they have their suit sensors set to display coordinates a [[Paramedic]] may use those to potentially locate their body for recovery. A GPS and Handheld Crew Monitor devices can help you locate dead bodies.

== Types Of Damage ==
In SS14, damage is a value representing how much injuries a character has suffered. It can be checked using a [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|health analyzer]] or your PDA. If it's 0, it means there are no wounds or injuries. There are 7 categories of damage: {{DMG|Brute}}, {{DMG|Burn}}, {{DMG|Airloss}}, {{DMG|Toxin}}, {{DMG|Genetic}}, Shadow, and Holy. Each of them has a different treatment, although some chemicals, like [[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]], can treat multiple types of damage.

''Refer to [[Medical#Chemical_Reference_Table|Treatments Table]] for all treatments.''

=== Brute Damage ===
There are three types of Brute damage: {{DMG|Blunt}}, {{DMG|Slash}}, {{DMG|Piercing}}. All types of Brute damage can be healed used using [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], which heals 4 {{DMG|Brute}} per unit. The overdose amount is 15u. You can also use advanced chemicals to treat only one kind of Brute damage at once, but more effectively. It's especially useful when a patient comes in with only one type of damage. These chemicals are:
* [[Chemistry#Bruizine|Bruizine]] - Healing {{DMG|Blunt|+|3.5}} wih max dose of 10.5u.
* [[Chemistry#Lacerinol|Lacerinol]] - Healing {{DMG|Slash|+|3}} with max dose of 12u.
* [[Chemistry#Puncturase|Puncturase]] - Healing {{DMG|Piercing|+|4}} but dealing {{DMG|Blunt|-|0.1}} with max dose of 11u.

'''Make sure to not mix any of the advanced brute meds with Bicaridine or with each other.'''

The mixing of these chemicals creates [[Chemistry#Razorium|Razorium]], a damaging chemical that causes {{DMG|Slash|-|9}} a unit.

When a patient is presenting with less than 25 damage, you might want to use [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Packs]] or [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Medicated Sutures]] to heal them. You can find these inside of your toolbelt or First Aid Kits.

=== Burn Damage ===
There are four types of Burn damage: {{DMG|Heat}}, {{DMG|Shock}}, {{DMG|Cold}} and {{DMG|Caustic}}. All of them except {{DMG|Caustic}} can be healed using [[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]], which heals {{DMG|Heat|+|1.5}}, {{DMG|Shock|+|1.5}}, {{DMG|Cold|+|1.5}} and has a max dose of 10u. The advanced burn chemicals, similar to the brute ones, heal one type of burn damage at a time in a much more effective manor. They are the following:
* [[Chemistry#Siderlac|Siderlac]] - Healing {{DMG|Caustic|+|5}}.
* [[Chemistry#Sigynate|Sigynate]] - Healing {{DMG|Caustic|+|3}} with a max dose of 16u.
* [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]] - Healing {{DMG|Cold|+|4}} with a max dose of 12u.
* [[Chemistry#Siderlac|Pyrazine]] - Healing {{DMG|Heat|+|10}} over a slow period with a max dose of 20u.
* [[Chemistry#Insuzine|Insuzine]] - Healing {{DMG|Shock|+|4}} with a max dose of 12u.
'''Make sure to not mix any of the advanced burn meds with Dermaline, or with each other.'''

Mixing these chemicals creates a poison called [[Chemistry#Licoxide|Licoxide]], which deals {{DMG|Shock|-|4}}.

Again, when a patient is presenting with less than 25 Burn damage, you can use [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Ointments]] or [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Regenerative Meshes]] to heal them.

=== Airloss Damage ===
Before reading anything else: if someone is on the ground gasping, you should first use an emergency medipen on them if no one else already has yet, and then move them to a stasis bed if there are any available. This will give you time to prepare a more specific treatment. Next check that their internals are off (if theres air in medbay) or on (if theres no air in medbay). You do this by their right click menu.

When it comes to Asphyxiation, [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]], [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]], [[Chemistry#Convermol|Convermol]], and [[Chemistry#Salbutamol|Salbutamol]] are all effective at treating it, but your go-to chemicals will be Convermol or Salbutamol. Convermol heals {{DMG|Asphyxiation|+|10}} and {{DMG|Bloodloss|+|4}}, but also does {{DMG|Blunt|-|4}} whereas Salbutamol heals {{DMG|Airloss|+|6}} when damage is above 30 but drops to {{DMG|Airloss|+|1}} when below 30.

Another kind of Airloss damage is {{DMG|Bloodloss}}. Everyone has a volume of blood inside them. When you take damage, slash and pierce most importantly, you will lose blood. You may also start noticeably bleeding, which continually drains your blood. If your blood level falls below a certain threshold, you will begin taking bloodloss damage and you will continue to do so until your blood levels return to normal. When you lose enough blood, you will start seeing double.

If someone is bleeding heavily there are 3 things to do:
* Stop the bleeding
* Restore blood levels
* Cure bloodloss damage

To stop bleeding (to stop blood levels from dropping continuously), you should use gauze or [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]]. Gauze is very effective, easy to make, and completely stops bleeding after a short doafter bar. All you need is some cloth inside the medical lathe which should be in the back areas of medical.

[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] and [[Chemistry#Pulped_banana_peel|Pulped banana peel]] also reduce bleeding but [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]] is 3 times more powerful than pulped banana peel and 6 times more powerful than Inaprovaline. It should be noted that emergency medipens contain a small amount of [[Chemistry#Tranexamic_acid|Tranexamic acid]] (3u). Note that if you Examine a patient and it says they are covered in Lacerations, that means they are bleeding.

If you have only a few patients with intense bleeding, move them to a stasis bed first to give you time to prepare a treatment.

To restore blood level (stop double vision and stop continuous bloodloss damage), you can use [[Chemistry#Saline|Saline]] or Blood packs which restores 15units of blood per use. You can also use [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]] or [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]] depending on the species of your patient.

Patients will recover blood levels on their own once their bleeding has stopped, however the rate at which they do so is abysmally low. You can view the patient's blood level in the top part of your Health Analyzer interface. It's showed there as precentage.

Your patient may have enough bloodloss damage at any point in treatment to warrant curing the damage. To do so, you will want to apply [[Chemistry#Salbutamol|Salbutamol]] or [[Chemistry#Convertamol|Convertamol]] to cure the bloodloss damage. Patients who are no longer low on blood will slowly recover from bloodloss damage on their own without medication.

Do not simply cure the patient of their bloodloss damage and send them on their way. They may appear to be cured on your health analyzer, but if their bleeding has not been stopped and their blood levels restored to normal, they will be back in med bay to be treated again soon.

=== Toxin Damage ===
There are two types of Toxin damage, both treated with different medications.

The one you'll come across the most is {{DMG|Poison}} damage. Seriously, you'd be surprised by how many people present with alcohol poisoning every shift. The first med you can use for healing {{DMG|Poison}} is [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]], you're likely to see it at the start of your shift. It heals {{DMG|Poison|+|1}} per unit with a max dose of 20u. The far superior med is [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]], as it heals {{DMG|Poison|+|3}} and has no overdose but it does have a side effect of drowsiness

The next kind of Toxin is {{DMG|Radiation}} damage. You will most likely see [[Salvage_Specialist|Salvage Specialists]] presenting with this kind of damage. It can be treated with [[Chemistry#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]], which heals {{DMG|Radiation|+|3}} per unit. You need to watch out, because it also deals {{DMG|Brute|-|0.5}}. You can usually solve this issue with [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Pack]] or [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]].

=== Vision ===
A loss of eye sight will not appear on the Health Analyzer. If a user has been using a Welding Torch without a Welding Mask, they may be unable to see very far. You can treat it using [[Chemistry#Oculine|Oculine]]

=== Jittering ===
A patient may be jittering (shaking) due to an overdose. A bed rest or simply time can help here. To rapidly flush jittering, you can administer a dose of [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]].

=== Allergic Reaction ===
An allergic reaction (e.g. to bees) can cause a build up of [[Chemistry#Histamine|Histamine]]. A dose of [[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]] or [[Chemistry#Ultravasculine|Ultravasculine]] can help flush it.

=== Hallucinations ===
A patient may see swirly illusions after taking a hallucinogenic such as Space Drugs. A bed rest or simply time can help here. 1u of [[Chemistry#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]] can assist here (via a Dropper). More than 1u can be lethal.

=== Ethanol Poisoning ===
A patient may feel the effects of ingesting too much alcohol. A bed rest or simply time can help here. [[Chemistry#Ethylredoxrazine|Ethylredoxrazine]] can also be used to treat the effeects.

== Cryogenics ==
''Main article: [[Cryogenic_Pods|Cryogenic Pods]]''

Cryogenic Pods, also called cryo pods or cryopods, are a special type of medical machinery used in conjuction with specific chemical solutions. The machine itself can be thought of a simple gas chamber a patient can be placed in, with specific protection to prevent cold gases from damaging patients. It also offers a slot for a beaker or similar, to automatically inject the patient with a solution, slowly over the course of time. Cryo pods need a properly built atmospherics setup to work.
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== Administering Medication ==
There are multiple ways to administer medicine to the patients.
* Liquid + Jet Injector - The Jet injector is the most common way to apply Liquid Medicines as it has the ability to apply medication to all species that are found in the Delta sector. Functionally it is used in the same way as a syringe but additionally the Jet injector has the ability to cycle to a third mode of use: "Dynamic" which will decide whether to draw or inject automatically depending on what is being interacted with. Once it is unlocked by Epistemics, the Advanced Jet Injector has 5u of extra capacity as well as applying medication faster than a regular Jet injector.
* Liquid + Syringe - All Medical staff will spawn with a syringe, this is the default way to administer medicines for many stations, however due to the presence of chitinous species in the delta sector, needles are often ineffective to penetrate the outermost layer. You can find labeled jugs with medicine usually near the beds area of the Medbay. Each one holds 200u of liquid. You can use a syringe to draw or inject chemicals. By right clicking a syringe, you can change the amount of liquid you want to transfer - 5u, 10u or 15u. By left clicking it in your hand or clicking Z, you can change the mode between Drawing and Injecting.
* Liquid + Interact - A doctor can hold a container of liquid (e.g. a beaker, jug, can, bottle) and interact with a patient to force them to sip 5u of the liquid. Force feeding is slower than if the patient drinks the liquid themselves. Liquids cannot be ingested by some species (such as Moth). Drinking requires the face to be uncovered (except for certain masks like the clown mask). A doctor can Strip off a Helmet and Breathe Mask in order to achieve this. Drinking does nothing on dead bodies except if it is ingested right before the Defibrillator.
* Pill - A [[Chemist]] can create pills and some Medpacks also have pills therein. Pills will often be labelled with the chemical and amount of units. Unfortunately pills can also be mislabelled. Mislabelled pills can be grinded by a Grinder to revert to a liquid. Pills contain higher volumes of medication than a syringe. Pills cannot be ingested by some species (such as Moth). Pills require the face to be uncovered (except for certain masks like the clown mask). A doctor can Strip off a Helmet and Breathe Mask in order to achieve this. Pills do nothing on dead bodies except if they are ingested right before the Defibrillator.
* Apply a Pack - Some treatments can be applied topically to the body. This can be performed on dead bodies, moths and patients wearing a helmet. Examples of topical treatment are: Bruise Packs, Ointment, Gauze, Aloe Cream, etc.

== Stabilizing Critical Patients ==
When a character suffers more than 100 damage, they will go into a Critical condition, indicated by the character passing out on the floor and starting to gasp for air. While crit, they won't be able to move, speak or interact with the world. They will also start gaining Asphyxiation. Once they reach 200 total damage, they will die, indicated by the text "... siezes up, his eyes dead and lifeless".

Patients are often dragged in gasping for air in a Critical state. In the medbay, the go-to chemical for healing {{DMG|Airloss}} is [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]], which heals {{DMG|Airloss|+|13}}. While you're in field, the usual best option is to inject an emergency medipen into the patient to stabilize them, which has the effect of healing a bit of damage and {{DMG|Asphyxiation|+|6}}. Everyone starts with an emergency medipen inside their survival box, which contains 12u of [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] and 3u of [[Chemistry#Tranxemic_acid|Tranexamic Acid]]. Medical doctors also have one medipen on their medical belt. If you run out, there are also bottles of [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] inside the NanoMed.

If you don't have [[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] or [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]] then [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] can also be useful, to a lesser degree. Once you administer a chemical to deal with the {{DMG|Airloss}}, you can move on to healing other types of damage. If you notice {{DMG|Asphyxiation}} going up again, you can give the patient another dose of preferably [[Chemistry#Dexalin_plus|Dexalin Plus]].

Putting critical patients on a Stasis Bed will make them die 10 times slower, giving you more time to do other things. Remember that it also makes all chemicals metabolize slower, including medicine. Medical beds and roller also help a little. To do this, drag the patient onto an empty bed (do not Pull them onto the bed but instead left click them, drag and release them onto the bed).

== Dead Body Analysis ==
If someone dies in your care or is brought to you as a corpse, you need to decide what action to take:

First verify that the body has a soul. The best and simplest way to do this is {{key press|Shift}} + left click.

[[File:BodyDead.png|thumb]]If you see text in red stating "They are dead.", this means that this person is still viable for cloning or revival. If they get cloned, the old body will display the unclonable text shown below, and can be disposed of (after the person has gathered all their things off of it).
 
[[File:BodyDeadSSD.png|thumb]]
If instead you see text in yellow stating "Their soul lies dormant and may return soon.", then this person is still cloneable but have left the server. You might want to keep them in the morgue until their soul returns or just clone them and hope for them to come back.
 
[[File:BodyDeadIrrecoverable.png|thumb]]If instead you see text in purple stating "Their soul has departed and moved on. Any recovery is unlikely.", then this person is gone. They've either left the server, or they've taken a ghost role, such as a drone or monkey, and thus forfeited the right to come back to their body. That or they've just been cloned. Toss this body in the morgue.
 

=== Reviving ===
Dead people can be brought back using a Defibrillator, but only if they have less than 200 total damage (Not counting {{DMG|Asphyxiation}}) and they aren't rotting. You can use a Health Analyzer to check how much damage the body took before death. If the damage is excessive or non-curable with topical treatments, cloning may be the only option. Chemicals do not metabolize in the dead, but you can reduce the damage by using [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|Bruise Packs, Ointments, Sutures, Meshes, Gauzes and Bloodpacks]]. Once you get them below 200 damage, you can use a Defibrillator to bring them back to life. You can often find them free-standing or in a cabinet. It is batter-operated and must be turned on before you can use it. Each time the Defibrillator is used, its battery charge will go down. Eventually, you will need to recharge it. To do that, you need to first eject the battery cell and put it in a reacharger. It can be also found in Medical.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Dead Body Treatment
|-
! Symptoms !! Analysis !! Treatment Steps
|-
| 200+ Airloss || Revivable || Defibrillator
|-
| 100 Airloss and 100 Brute || Revivable || 2 Bruise packs followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Bicaridine)
|-
| 200 Brute || Revivable || Brute packs until ~95 brute followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Bicaridine)
|-
| 200 Burn || Revivable || Ointment or Aloe Cream until ~95 burn followed by a Defibrillator followed by normal treatment (e.g. Dermaaline)
|-
| 200 Poison or Radiation || Clone || Note that an advanced doctor may inject them with Anti-Toxin and then Defib and repeat this process but it will be a challenging revival.
|-
| 200+ Brute || Clone || Check Medical stockpiles of Bruise Packs before attempting revival. Cloning may be more viable.
|-
| 200+ Burn || Clone || Check Medical stockpiles of Ointment and Aloe Cream before attempting revival. Aloe Cream is a renewable resource from Botany. Cloning may be more viable if stockpiles are poor or Botany is non-responsive.
|}

=== Cloning ===
To clone, first the cloning system needs to be set up.

Make sure that the metempsychotic machine (or cloner) and medical scanner are linked to the Cloning Console via multitool. After that, ensure that there's enough biomass (from the Biomass Reclaimer). When you wish to clone them, place their body in the medical scanner and clone from the console.

<big>'''Metempsychotic Machine'''</big> 
[[File:MetempsychoticMachine.png|64px]]

This is the machine every station starts with.

This machine doesn't clone you but transfer your soul into a new body. It costs 30 biomass on the first transfer and there is a 100% chance for you to end up in an humanoid body (with a low chance of it being your own body. For every consecutive metempsychoses, the price goes up by 5 biomass and the chances of ending up in a humanoid body goes down by 25%. Upgrades can affect each.

<big>'''Cloning Machine'''</big> 
[[File:Cloner.png|64px]]

The original cloner. It can be found in salvages wrecks.

Larger species require more biomass to clone. You can inspect the body's damage before deciding whether to clone. Each point of genetic damage increases the chance cloning will fail by 1%.

After cloning, be sure to process their old body in the reclaimer to get some biomass back. Make sure you've given them an opportunity to get their things (as long as they didn't die of infectious disease.)

<big>'''Medical Scanner'''</big> 
[[File:MedicalScanner.png|64px]]

The medical scanner is where you put clone-able bodies into before interacting with the body scanner to press the clone button.
 

=== Morgue ===
Meant for long-term storage of dead bodies. This is where you find a bunch of morgue storage pods where you can store dead people.

It is recommended to only store people with souls in there if the cloning bay is overflowing, you can't clone due to low biomass or it is currently inoperable.

Storing dead bodies is very useful to prevent the body from rotting (which prevents revival and cloning).

To use the Morgue, interact with a Storage Pod to open the tray, drag a body onto the tray, then interact with the Pod to close the tray. Typically you'll want only one body per Storage Pod.

Here's a quick morgue color code.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left;vertical-align: center;"
! Sprite !! Meaning
|-
| [[File:MorgueEmpty.png]]
| There is nothing inside the tray.
|-
| [[File:MorgueBodySoulless.png]]
| There is a body but the player isn't in the body. The state of the spirit is unknown as the player could be waiting around the body or left already. You need to pull out the body and check it manually.
|-
| [[File:MorgueBody.png]]
| The body has a spirit inside of it, and is revive-able. It will be beeping too.
|-
| [[File:MorgueObject.png]]
| There is something inside the tray, but it's not a body.
|}

<big>'''Biomass Reclaimer'''</big> 
[[File:BiomassReclaimer.png|64px]]

Every morgue comes with a very important piece of equipment, the Biomass Reclaimer. It is fairly straightforward, put a dead body in it, it grinds them into biomass. Be careful not to grind down clone-able body if you are not an [[Antagonist]] as it could get you in trouble [[Roleplay#In_Character|IC]] and [[Roleplay#Out_of_Character|OOC]].

If you attempt to drag a living creature into the Biomass Reclaimer, it may throw the creature across the room.

The amount of Biomass generated depends on the type of creature.

If you get low on Biomass, contact Salvage and/or Cargo and ask for their help.

== Crew Monitoring Console ==
A Crew Monitoring Console usually can be found in the public area of the Medbay or inside the CMO's office. It also comes in a handheld version distributed to the [[Chief_Medical_Officer|Chief Medical Officer]] and the [[Paramedic|Paramedics]].

It can be used to find other crewmembers, provided they have suit sensors enabled. The four settings on suit sensors are:
* Off - The person doesn't show up in the console.
* Binary - The person shows up as either ALIVE or DEAD.
* Vitals - The person will show up with their current health condition.
* Coordinates - The person can be found on the interactive station map.

If someone has their Coordinates on, they can be easily found and retrived by [[Paramedic|Paramedics]]. If someone dies without coords on, there's little you can do usually. It's recommended for all crew to have their suit sensors on.

== Chemical Reference Table ==
{| class="wikitable" 
! Damage
! Treatment
|-
! Brute
| '''Bruise Pack'''
----
'''Medicated Suture'''
----
'''[[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
----
'''[[Chemistry#Bruizine|Bruizine (Blunt)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]0.9 part [[Chemistry#Lithium|Lithium]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Lacerinol|Lacerinol (Slash)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Benzene|Benzene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] @ 310K)
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'''[[Chemistry#Puncturase|Puncturase (Piercing)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)
----
'''[[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
|-
! Burn
| '''Ointment'''
----
'''Regenerative Mesh'''
----
'''[[Chemistry#Siderlac|Siderlac (Caustic)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Stellibinin|Stellibinin]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Aloe|Aloe]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Sigynate|Sigynate (Caustic)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium_carbonate|Sodium Carbonate]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Table_salt|Table Salt]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] @ 370K) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium_hydroxide|Sodium Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Water|Water]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Insuzine|Insuzine (Shock)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K))[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Benzene|Benzene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
----
'''[[Chemistry#Pyrazine|Pyrazine (Heat)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K))[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])[[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine (Cold)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]][[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Fersilicite|Fersilicite]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] @ 310K)[[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst))
----
'''[[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Dermaline|Dermaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Kelotane|Kelotane]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
|-
! Airloss
| '''[[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)
----
'''[[Chemistry#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin plus]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
----
'''[[Chemistry#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phenol|Phenol]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Acetone|Acetone]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oil|Oil]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydroxide|Hydroxide]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] @ 310K)
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'''[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
|-
! Toxin
| '''[[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Ultravasculine|Ultravasculine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Histamine|Histamine]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Diethylamine|Diethylamine]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oil|Oil]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Welding_fuel|Welding Fuel]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Table_salt|Table Salt]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sodium|Sodium]] @ 370K) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Stellibinin|Stellibinin]]'''
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! Genetic
| '''[[Chemistry#Phalanximine|Phalanximine]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Unstable_mutagen|Unstable Mutagen]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ethanol|Ethanol]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Doxarubixadone|Doxarubixadone (Cryo)]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dexalin|Dexalin]]([[File:Beaker.png|8px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|8px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Plasma|Plasma]](catalyst)) [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Water|Water]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Unstable_mutagen|Unstable Mutagen]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Chlorine|Chlorine]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Phosphorus|Phosphorus]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Radium|Radium]])
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! Bleeding
| '''Medicated Suture'''
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'''Gauze'''
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'''Cloth'''
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'''Blood pack''' (restores blood levels)
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'''[[Chemistry#Iron|Iron]]''' (restores blood levels, toxic to arachnids)
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'''[[Chemistry#Copper|Copper]]''' (restores blood levels, toxic to non-arachnids)'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Saline|Saline]]'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Pulped Banana Peel|Pulped Banana Peel]]'''
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'''[[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Tranexamic acid|Tranexamic acid]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sulfuric_acid|Sulfuric Acid]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sulfur|Sulfur]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Oxygen|Oxygen]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Sugar|Sugar]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Carbon|Carbon]])
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! Zombification
| '''[[Chemistry#Ambuzol|Ambuzol]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Dylovene|Dylovene]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Potassium|Potassium]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Silicon|Silicon]] [[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Ammonia|Ammonia]]([[File:Beaker.png|16px]]3 part [[Chemistry#Hydrogen|Hydrogen]][[File:Beaker.png|16px]]1 part [[Chemistry#Nitrogen|Nitrogen]]) [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]2 part [[Chemistry#Blood|Blood]]
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'''[[Chemistry#Ambuzol_plus|Ambuzol Plus]]''' [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]5 part [[Chemistry#Ambuzol|Ambuzol]] [[File:Beaker.png|32px]]15 part [[Chemistry#Zombie_blood|Zombie Blood]]

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Medical Doctor

2026-06-19T12:32:37Z

Forgot: Added reference to jet injector in the "inject" section of chemical delivery with pertinence to chitinous species.

{{Job_Header
|department=MEDICAL
|maincolor=244559
|secondarycolor=325367
|image=Medical_Doctor.png
|title=Medical Doctor
|aliases=Clinician, "Doc"
|difficulty=Medium
|requirements=7 hours in [[Medical Intern|Medical]]
|access=Medical, Maintenance
|extendedaccess=Chemistry, Paramedic
|supervisors=[[Chief Medical Officer]]
|subordinates=None
|duties=Diagnose and heal crewmembers through medicinal chemicals, vaccinations, along with cloning the dead.
|guides=[[Medical]], [[Chemistry]], [[Cryogenic Pods]]
}}
You are the Medical Doctor. Your job is to ensure the crew stays healthy and alive, healing the wounded and reviving the dead. Needless to say, your work is cut out for you, but don't despair! You can still help people! Mostly.

Get medicine from the locker full of jugs and hope the [[Chemist]] labelled them correctly. Resist the temptation to poison the [[Bartender|Bartender's]] drinks with lethal doses of blood clotters and liquid radiation.

{{Job_Header
|department=MEDICAL
|maincolor=244559
|secondarycolor=325367
|image=Medical_Intern.png
|title=Medical Intern
|aliases=Practical Nurse, Resident
|difficulty=Easy to Medium
|requirements=1 hour of playtime
|access=Medical, Maintenance
|extendedaccess=None
|supervisors=[[Chief Medical Officer]], [[Medical Doctor]], [[Chemist]]
|subordinates=None
|duties=Learn the basics of administering medicine, cloning/reviving the dead, and creating chemicals.
|guides=[[Medical]], [[Chemistry]], [[Cryogenic Pods]], in-game Wiki (press 0)
}}
Report straight away to Medical.

Your job is to ensure you don't accidentally kill people, to ask a billion questions on Medical [[Radio]] and to learn how to professionally assist your patients. Learn which Medicine is most used and which is used in which scenario. Learn which tools you should carry with you. Learn that your PDA can be used as a Health Analyser. Learn how to work with [[Hydroponics]] to ensure the [[Chemist|Chemists]] get the materials they need.

Ensure that any requests you don't know how to cater for are forwarded to your supervisors. Learn that the dead don't stay dead and how to get those dead slackers back on their feet and back to work. Stay out of the way of a [[Paramedic]] as they rush around the station collecting the sick and dead.

You may not get access to the [[Chemistry]] Lab as an Intern. However, if you've covered off the basics of Medicine Administration, you can ask the [[Chief Medical Officer]] nicely for an intro to Chemistry or the [[Chemist]] when they're done making the chemicals.

For more info, see the list of [[Chemistry|chemicals.]]

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==Doctor, Doctor!==
When you are a Medical Doctor, your job is to heal people, save them from the brink of death, and [[Medical#Cloning|revive]] the dead. You can diagnose injuries and diseases with the help of a [[Medical_Doctor#Tools|health analyzer]] or even your [[PDA]].

It's highly recommended that you read the [[medical|Guide to Medical]] for more information about how to treat crewmates.

==Chemical Delivery Methods==
All chemicals will require either being injected into the bloodstream, inhaled or ingested. Some non-chemical medicines like bruise packs and aloe cream can be applied to the body instead.

* Ingest - Crew can ingest pills for a large dose of chemical, drink a liquid from a container 5u at a time or eat medical plants. These all occur via the mouth. This mean the patient is required to remove their helmet and/or mask.
* Inject - Crew can be injected into their bloodstream via a Syringe with small amounts of liquid chemical. This requires the removal of certain outerwear.
* Inhale - Crew can breathe in condensed amounts of gaseous chemical by making use of the Jet Injector found in the medical locker. Alternatively, if internals are off a [[Modular Grenade]], bomb or Air Vent can cause chemicals to be inhaled. Chemicals with an overdose effect can have a negative rather than positive effect if inhaled this way
* Applied - Crew can apply a non-chemical solid medicine usually called "topicals" to anywhere on their body (including past their clothes / suit somehow). Topicals includes a bruise pack, ointment, regenerative mesh, medicated suture, and blood pack.

Please note that some species cannot be injected due to their biology. Chitinids and Dionas can only be 'injected' via a jet injector or the [[Chief Medical Officer]]'s Hypospray.

Since the 4 usual damage types are Brute, Burn, Airloss and Toxin, you will need on-hand cures for all of them as well as for blood loss, the most common being:
*[[Chemistry#chem_Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]]; - For all, minor damages
*[[Chemistry#chem_Dylovene|Dylovene]]; - for Toxins
*[[Chemistry#chem_Dermaline|Dermaline]]; - for Burns
*[[Chemistry#chem_Hyronalin|Hyronalin]]; - for Radiation
*[[Chemistry#chem_Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]; - for Brute
*[[Chemistry#chem_DexalinPlus|Dexalin Plus]]. - for Airloss
*[[Chemistry#chem_Tranexamic acid|Tranexamic acid]] and [[Chemistry#chem_Iron|Iron]] - for Bloodloss

== Tools ==

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! Image !! Name !! Description
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| [[File:health Analyzer.png|64px]] || Health Analyzer || Displays the health status of any crewmate or organism upon use.
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| [[File:bruisepack.png|64px]] || Bruise Pack || Heals {{DMG|Brute|+|5}} damage per use.
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| [[File:ointment.png|64px]] || Ointment || Heals {{DMG|Heat|+|5}}, {{DMG|Cold|+|5}}, {{DMG|Shock|+|5}} and {{DMG|Caustic|+|1.5}} damage per use.
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| [[File:bloodpack.png|64px]] || Bloodpack || Heals {{DMG|Bloodloss|+|0.5}} damage and restores 15 units of blood per use.
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| [[File:Regenerative_Mesh.png|64px]] || Regenerative Mesh || Heals {{DMG|Burn|+|10}} per use.
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| [[File:Medicated_Suture.png|64px]] || Medicated Suture || Heals {{DMG|Brute|+|10}} per use and stops bleeding.
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| [[File:pill1.png|64px]] [[File:pill2.png|64px]] || Pill || Administers a dosage of a specific chemical or medicine upon ingestion. Dosages can vary from 1 to 25 units.
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| [[File:syringe.png|64px]] || Syringe || Administers a dosage of a specific chemical or medicine upon injection. Dosages can only be administered 5 units at a time, with a maximum of 15 units stored.
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| [[File:gauze.png|64px]] || Gauze || Stops bleeding upon application. Heals {{DMG|Slash|+|5}}, {{DMG|Piercing|+|10}} damage.
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| [[File:medipen.png|64px]] || Emergency Medipen || A shot of epinephrine. Contains 12 units of [[Chemistry#chem_Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] and 3 units of [[Chemistry#chem_Tranexamic acid|Tranexamic acid]]
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| [[File:bottle.png|64px]] || Epinephrine || 30 units of epinephrine.
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| [[File:Defibrillator.png|64px]]|| Defibrillator || Used to bring people back from death (within a 5-minute timeframe). Heals {{DMG|Asphyxiation|+|40}} damage, but deals {{DMG|Shock|-|5}} damage
|}

== Tips ==

*Make sure to have a store of basic medicine on you, namely medicine (See: [[Chemistry]]) such as bicaridine, tricordrazine, and inaprovaline, all of which are very useful in a pinch.

*Always treat patients with whatever chemicals you have at your disposal, only using physical medicines such as brute packs and bandages for dead patients. Scan patients with the health analyzer to determine the best course of treatment.

*You may have to coordinate with the other doctors to prioritize wounded patients. Be sure to treat patients as efficiently as possible to prevent a buildup of wounded patients in need of care.

*You can use your Medical [[PDA]] as an Health Analyzer.

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