Medical Department

Welcome

Welcome to the Medical Department at Site Zulu!

Medical System Preview

A video showing how to heal from inside the HUD is attached to this card on the original Trello board.

Medical Department Mainframe

SCPF Zulu Medical Department Mainframe

Departmental Regulations

Article I: Behaviour and Professionalism

1.1: All personnel are required to follow Roblox/Discord TOS and the Code of Ethics.

1.2: While grammar is not needed while on-duty, personnel should demonstrate a sense of competence and maturity (ex. forming full sentences, not spamming emojis) on-duty.

1.3: Personnel must not act in a manner which tarnishes the image of the Department.

1.4: All personnel are required to wear their proper uniforms.

1.5: All personnel must comply with orders from individuals of superior rank and authority.

1.6: Respect must be shown to all, regardless of rank or status. Disagreements should be raised formally through reporting, not through passive-aggressive comments, arguments, or public outbursts.

1.7: Command members are prohibited from engaging in impulsive demotions or punishments. All punishments must have proper reasoning and authorization.

1.8: The Chain of Command must be followed at all times.

1.11: Personnel who believe they were unfairly graded may request an appeal from the initial grader. Should they still be unsatisfied with the results, they may escalate to requesting a Medical Coordinator+ review their log. The grade provided by the Medical Coordinator+ may be lower, the same, or higher than the initial grade and is considered final.

1.12: While the usage of AI to assist in writing medical logs (such as looking up diseases) is permitted, your summaries should be written in your own words and not copy-pasted from AI.

Article II: Divisional Regulations

2.1: Personnel may only be in one specialty at a time.

• 2.1.1: Those holding the rank of Clinical Investigator+ are permitted to join another specialty. Medical Professors+ may only hold an administrative rank in one specialty.

2.2: Command transfers between specialty must be approved by the Charge Specialist of both specialties.

2.4: TBA

Article III: Rank Regulations

3.1: The ranks of Medical Professor & Medical Coordinator are considered part of the Medical Administration. The ranks of Charge Specialist, Director, and Overseer are part of the Medical Board.

3.2: Personnel must meet the rank requirements for a medical activity in order to conduct it.

3.3: Members of the Medical Administration who retire in good standing will be granted the rank of Resident. Members of the Medical Board who retire in good standing will be granted the rank of Physician.

3.4: Personnel must meet ALL outlined promotion requirements in order to receive a promotion. This may be bypassed by the Overseer.

Article IV: Duty Regulations

4.1: Medical Examinations may be spectated by those holding a clearance of Level-0 or higher.

• 4.1.1: Medical Personnel retain full right to deny/revoke observer privileges except for members of the O5 Council, Ethics Committee, or Internal Security.
• 4.1.2: Medical activities conducted on Class-D personnel may only have 1 spectator (O5 Council, Ethics Committee, Internal Security exempt).
• 4.1.3: Spectators must always be recorded in your log unless they hold the rank of Medical Professor+ or Level-5+ clearance.

4.2: Medical Examinations conducted on Class-D personnel must have proper escorts.

4.3: No Medical Examination may be performed on the same person consecutively or within a 24 hour time-span. This rule only applies to basic procedures such as Wellness Checks, Standard Checkups, and Endurance Tests as well as Psychological Evaluations.

• Example: You cannot do a Wellness Check on someone and then also do a Standard Checkup on them within a 24 hour time-span.
• You CAN perform an AEME if the Class-D ends up being chosen again for testing by ScD or after you have performed another procedure on them.

4.4: No procedures conducted during a Case Study may be logged separately (ex. a checkup for a case study cannot be logged separately).

4.5: Validation photos are required unless waived with an acceptable reason and a credible witness.

4.6: Incomplete logs will either not be graded or result in a severe grade deduction at the discretion of the grader.

4.8: All personnel must complete the quota assigned to them in accordance with their rank. Details about this can be found in the rank's card. (Temporarily Suspended)

Article V: Equipment Regulations

5.1: Equipment must only be used for their designated purpose.

5.2: Do not randomly drop your equipment or give it to unauthorized personnel. Unauthorized personnel are those who do not normally spawn with medical equipment (everyone except MD/MIU/SIU).

5.4: Personnel are permitted to use the restocking stations, even if the individual tools are still in their toolbar.

5.5: Do not spam place stretchers.

5.6: Do not self-administer medical tools when not needed due to their limited stock/uses. If the patient dies because you used your only morphine to get high, it's your fault.

Article VI: Punishment System

6.1: Those ranked Medical Professor+ are permitted to give punishments to lower ranks within reason. All punishments issued must have attachments of proof or credible witnesses.

• 6.1.1: Members of the Medical Administration may only give out verbal warnings and strikes. More severe punishments may be given out by members of the Medical Board.

6.2: Possible punishments include verbal warnings, strikes, suspensions, dishonorable discharges, and blacklists.

6.3: Personnel are permitted to appeal their punishment after 24 hours from issuance. This can be done by TBD.

Department Structure

Medical Staff

Personnel under these ranks make up the bulk of the department and mainly perform field work.

Medical Student

Requirement(s):

• Pass the application and join the group.

Permissions:

• May conduct Wellness Checks
• May utilize their medical kit and scanner to heal personnel
• Students are given 2 weeks to advance to Medical Assistant or face exile

Clearance Required: Level-0

Medical Assistant

Requirement(s):

• Attend a Medical Student Orientation
• Pass the Medical Student Exit Exam
• Accumulate 20 points
  • Note that points reset upon promotion
• Accumulate 60 minutes on-site

Students are given 2 weeks to be promoted to Medical Assistant.

Permissions:

• May conduct Standard Checkups and Endurance Tests.

Clearance Required: Level-1

Nurse

Requirement(s):

• Accumulate 100 points
• Complete 1 Endurance Test log with a score of 8+
• Accumulate 180 minutes on MD
• Be a member of the department for 3 days

Permissions:

• Spawns with an Individual First Aid Kit
• May perform Psychological Evaluations and Anomalous Exposure Medical Evaluations
• May apply to join Emergency Medicine

Clearance Required: Level-1

Resident

Requirement(s):

• Accumulate 200 points
• Accumulate 300 minutes on MD
• Complete 1 Psychological Examination log with a score of 18+
• Pass the General Treatment Certification
• Be a member of the department for 1 week

Permissions:

• May apply to join Infection Control or Psychosomatic Medicine specialties

Clearance Required: Level-2

Physician

Physicians are considered full members of the department. Personnel may choose to remain at this rank if they have no wish to pursue administrative positions. They are role models to lower ranking staff. As full members of the department, they are permitted to perform almost any departmental activity and use any main departmental tool or equipment.

Requirement(s):

• Accumulate 300 points
• Complete 5 Standard Checkups with a score of 18+
• Complete 5 Endurance Tests with a score of 8+
• Complete 5 Wellness Checks with a perfect score
• Complete 3 Anomalous Exposure Medical Evaluations OR Anomaly Psychological Evaluations with a score of 30+
• Be a member of the department for 3 weeks
• Pass the Board Exam

Permissions:

• Spawns with defibrillators
• May initiate a Medical Report or Health Assessment

Clearance Required: Level-2

Clinical Investigator

Advancement to Clinical Investigator is typically for those who desire a command position within the department or wish to join a second specialty.

Requirement(s):

• Accumulate 500 points
• Accumulate 500 minutes on MD
• Be a member of the department for 1 month
• Complete 2 Health Assessments with a score of 54+
• Complete a Medical Report with a score of 75+

Permissions:

• Permitted to join a second specialty
  • Note: They can only become an MR/HR in one, therefore, they will have to declare a primary specialty
• May co-host events

Clearance Required: Level-2

Medical Administration

These personnel are responsible for assisting their respective Charge Specialist in running a specialty. They are mainly responsible for hosting orientations and grading logs.

Medical Professor

Requirement(s):

• Complete a Medical Report with a score of 85+ or Medical Research Paper with a score of 43+
• Pass the Medical Administration Candidacy Exam
• Co-host 3 orientations
  • Co-hosting means that the candidate has helped with some portion of the training and does NOT mean they are just spectating.
• Be recommended by a member of the Medical Administration and pass a command vote
  • Recommendations can be given for good activity through logs, on-site presence, Discord presence, stellar logs, etc.

Permissions:

• May host Medical Student Orientations
• May grade medical logs and exams
• May give reasonable commands to lower ranking MD personnel on-site
• Check MD applications

Clearance Granted: Level-3

Medical Coordinator

Requirement(s):

• Selected by the Medical Board. A vote will be conducted among Board members if a Professor is deemed ready for a promotion. The following criteria are evaluated when the Board plans to select a new Coordinator:
  • General Activity in Discord (chatting with the MD community)
  • Amount of logs graded on a regular basis
  • Number of orientations hosted on a regular basis
  • Personal Initiatives
  • Length of Service (1 month+ as Professor ideal)
• Has hosted a minimum of 15 orientations

Permissions:

• Serves as the Deputy Chief of their respective specialty
• Editing access to their specialty's member mainframe

Clearance Granted: Level-3

Medical Board

Members of the Medical Board are responsible for overseeing departmental operations and their subordinates.

Charge Specialist

Requirement(s):

• Selected by the Medical Board. The following criteria are evaluated when the Board plans to select a new Charge Specialist:
  • General Activity in Discord
  • Ability to upkeep the specialty's member mainframe
  • Organizational skills
  • Personal Initiatives
  • Independence

Permissions:

• Serves as the Chief of their respective specialty
• Responsible for overseeing their specialty's operations and staff
• Granted near autonomous authority in relation to their specialty's affairs
• Access to the main departmental mainframe
• Perform audits on documents related to their specialty

Clearance Granted: Level-4

Medical Director

Requirement(s):

• Appointed by the Medical Overseer

Permissions:

• Full authority over the department
• Advocate for MD in development and site affairs

Clearance Granted: Level-5

Medical Overseer

Requirement(s):

• Appointed by the Administrator

Permissions:

• Full authority over the department

Clearance Granted: Omni

Medical Procedures

Grading Scheme

Medical Department Grading Scheme (Google Doc)

The Medical Report and Research Paper have their own grading scheme. Please refer to their respective cards to see it.

Basic Procedures

Wellness Check

Rank Requirement: Medical Student+

Maximum Achievable Points: 5

Procedure:

1. Obtain a patient either from a Foundation Personnel or by requesting a Class-D.
   1. If requesting a Class-D, ensure you have the requisite escort.
   2. If the patient is a Class-D, it is recommended to conduct this activity in the cafeteria beside the Personnel Gym.
2. Check the patient's vitals (Ignore for now).
3. Ask the patient 3 questions about their health and note down their response.
4. Ask the patient to perform 1 physical activity.
5. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
6. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Endurance Test

Rank Requirement: Medical Assistant+

Maximum Achievable Points: 10

Procedure:

1. Obtain a patient either from a Foundation Personnel or by requesting a Class-D.
   1. If requesting a Class-D, ensure you have the requisite escort.
2. Head to the Personnel gym and brief the patient about what this activity will entail.
3. Have the patient use the punching bags, pull-up bars, and bench press. Note down the number of repetitions they make without failing.
   1. Once the patient reaches 30+ reps, it is at the practitioner's discretion if they want to stop there.
   2. Compare the number of reps they make with the standards below:
      Poor (0-5), Fair (6-10), Average (11-15), Good (16-20), Very Good (21-25), Excellent (26+)
4. Ask the patient what their stamina level is.
5. Have the patient run in the hallway and note down how long they can sprint without taking a break.
   1. Compare the time with the standards below:
      Poor (10-20s), Fair (21-30s), Average (31-40s), Good (41-50s), Very Good (51-60s), Excellent (61s+)
   2. Once the patient exceeds ~70s, it is at the practitioner's discretion if they want to stop there.
6. Ask the patient how they felt after performing these activities.
7. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
8. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Standard Checkup

Rank Requirement: Medical Assistant+

Maximum Achievable Points: 20

Procedure:

1. Obtain a patient either from a Foundation Personnel or by requesting a Class-D.
   1. If requesting a Class-D, ensure you have the requisite escort.
   2. If the patient is a Class-D, it is recommended to conduct this activity in the cafeteria beside the Personnel Gym.
2. Check the patient's vitals (Ignore for now).
3. Give the patient a phrase to remember.
4. Ask the patient 5 questions about their health and note down their response.
5. Ask the patient to perform 3 physical activities.
6. Ask the patient to recite the phrase you asked them to memorize.
7. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
8. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Intermediate Procedures

Psychological Evaluation

Rank Requirement: Nurse+

Maximum Achievable Points: 20

Procedure:

1. Obtain a patient either from a Foundation Personnel or by requesting a Class-D.
   1. If requesting a Class-D, ensure you have the requisite escort.
   2. If the patient is a Class-D, it is recommended to conduct this activity in the cafeteria beside the Personnel Gym.
2. Give the patient a phrase to remember.
3. Ask the patient for the date and time. Ask them if they know where they are right now. Note down if they are able to accurately provide this.
   1. Ask for time in the xx:## format. As for the date, timezone variation may apply so keep this in mind.
4. Ask the patient 3-5 questions related to their mental health in order to establish a baseline mental state.
5. Conduct the Semantic Categorization Test. This includes:
   1. Relational Test: Give the patient a string of words and ask them to identify how they are related. Note down their accuracy.
   2. Oddity Test: Give the patient a string of words and ask them to identify which does not belong. Note down their accuracy.
   3. Association Test: Give the patient a word and ask them to state the first thing that comes to their mind when they hear that word. Note down their responses. Perform this 5 times.
6. Give the patient 2-3 moral dilemmas and ask them what they would do in said scenarios. Note down their responses.
7. Ask the patient to recite the phrase you asked them to memorize.
8. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
9. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.
   1. In addition to writing about their responses in your summary, you can also note down any relevant observations you made about the patient. This can include their speech pattern, attention, thought content/processing etc.

Anomalous Exposure Medical Evaluation

Rank Requirement: Nurse & Resident (LCZ), Physician (MCZ), Clinical Investigator+ (HCZ & BCZ)

Maximum Achievable Points: 35

Procedure:

1. Ask the test host if you may spectate their test and conduct this activity. Refer to Section II regarding what sectors you are permitted to enter.
2. Accompany the host to the SCP chamber. Note down the ACS classification present outside the SCP's chamber. If none are present, propose one and justify in your summary.
3. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
4. Note down the psychological and/or physiological effects the SCP has on the subject.
5. After the test host is done with the subject, ask the subject 3 questions pertaining to how the SCP may have impacted them.
6. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Anomaly Psychological Evaluation

Rank Requirement: Resident+ (further restrictions apply)

Maximum Achievable Points: 35

Procedure:

1. Either request an actor in the main server or ask in-game if the SCP would like a psychological evaluation. Should you wish to conduct an APE on an SCP in the MCZ, you must request for MTF to be present. If no MTF respond in 5-10 minutes, you may ask an SD Specialist+. This is subject to change once MTF becomes more active.
2. Certain ranks may only perform APEs on certain SCPs. The following are the minimum ranks required to conduct an APE on that SCP:
   1. Resident: 111 & 999 (Free roam, no escort needed)
   2. Physician: 1000 (MTF needed)
   3. Clinical Investigator: 610 & 939 (MTF needed)
3. Gauge the SCP's needs, desires, and relational dynamics based on the given questions in the format. Note down their response.
   1. Feel free to provide counseling or recommendations based on their grievances. Note down their responses towards these if applicable.
4. Give the SCP 2-3 moral dilemmas and ask them what they would do in said scenarios. Note down their responses. You can see how they would react to humans in danger or other situations.
5. Have the SCP go about its daily routine and write down anything noteworthy that occurs. Use this information to fill out the naturalistic observation section of the format.
6. Take a screenshot with your ID out with the SCP.
7. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Advanced Procedures

Health Assessment

Rank Requirement: Physician+

Maximum Achievable Points: 60

Procedure:

1. Obtain a patient either from a Foundation Personnel or by requesting a Class-D.
   1. If requesting a Class-D, ensure you have the requisite escort.
   2. If the patient is a Class-D, it is recommended to conduct this activity in the cafeteria beside the Personnel Gym.
2. Check the patient's vitals (Ignore for now).
3. Give the patient a phrase to remember.
4. Ask the patient 3 questions about their health and note down their response.
5. Head to the FP gym and have the patient complete an endurance test. This includes bench press, pull-ups, punching bags, and running.
   1. Rate their reps according to the Endurance Test standards.
6. Ask the patient if they are aware of where they are right now and for the date/time. Note down if they are able to accurately provide this.
   1. Ask for time in the xx:## format. As for the date, timezone variation may apply so keep this in mind.
7. Complete either a semantic categorization or judgement test. You may do both if you wish.
   1. Specific details for how to perform this can be found in the Psychological Evaluation card.
8. Take note of the patient's motor activity, speech patterns, consciousness, mood, and general behavior. Record these as per the format.
9. Ask the patient to recite the phrase you asked them to memorize.
10. Take a screenshot with IDs out.
11. Log based on the format provided in the Discord.

Medical Report

Rank Requirement: Physician+

Procedure:

1. Look at past medical records (any log type is fine) and find a Foundation Personnel who showed signs/symptoms of something that requires further investigation. It does not need to be an examination you personally did.
2. Contact the patient and notify them you wish to perform an investigation into their health. Provide them with the justification and ask if they are willing to partake in the activity.
3. Conduct a Standard Checkup on the patient with questions focusing on investigating their problem further. You may use Google to help you formulate these focused questions.
4. After this initial consultation, it is up to the Practitioner to decide what needs to be done next to diagnose the patient. Blood work? Imaging? Psychological evaluation? It is up to the Practitioner to determine the most appropriate course in conducting their investigation.
   1. At minimum, a Report should have the justification, consultation, and conclusion components (diagnosis & treatment). However, these alone will likely not get you many points, therefore, more is encouraged.
   2. Follow-up procedures may include but are not limited to blood work, imaging, psychological evaluations, another checkup, endurance test, talk therapy, observational studies etc. Some of these can be conducted in-game while others (such as blood work and imaging for now) require external research.
5. After all your investigating is completed, you must now compile a report and log it. You may use the format provided or be creative and use your own.

A screenshot is required for each in-game procedure conducted and must be attached to the report.

Grading Criteria:

Medical Research Paper

Rank Requirement: Clinical Investigator+

Maximum 2 pages

Procedure:

1. Review the Anomalous Exposure Medical Evaluation logs channel. Find an SCP that has been written about a minimum of 3 times.
   1. You are permitted to do the AEMEs on your SCP of interest yourself. Coordinate this with ScD.
   2. AEMEs conducted in order to write a research paper MAY be logged separately.
2. Complete a research paper based off the findings from the AEMEs. Your focus should be on the physiological or psychological impacts an SCP has on humans. Any other medical related topic is also welcome. Ensure you follow the format provided and review the grading criteria.

Grading Criteria:

Specialties

Internal Medicine (Base MD)

Internal Medicine is the base specialty which all personnel are assigned to unless they pursue a different specialty. The Division of Internal Medicine is responsible for a broad range of departmental duties ranging from conducting standard checkups to helping Scientific personnel with post-encounter evaluations.

Medical Intervention Unit (Emergency Medicine)

Description: The Medical Branch of the Medical Intervention Unit serves as a mid-line support unit during times of emergencies on site. They are responsible for supporting other combatives through the use of advanced medical equipment and medications. These medics are trained in providing field trauma care under dangerous conditions. Their primary objective is to provide support to combatives through the use of medications & stimulants, serve as a forward resupply point through their Medical Supply Backpack (pending implementation), and to handle the rapid treatment of civil and combative personnel who have suffered traumatic injuries.

Another term which MIU:MD may be referred to as is Emergency Medicine.

Primary Duties:

• Rapidly respond to mass casualty events and provide trauma treatment as necessary
• Utilize various medications and advanced trauma equipment to effectively cure personnel

Rank Structure: Chief Medical Officer > Senior Response Officer > Response Officer > Section Chief > Field Trauma Specialist > Combat Medic > Corpsman > Combat Lifesaver > Combat Aid Technician

Guidelines: MIU Guidelines (Google Doc)

Method of Entry:

• Application
  • To apply you must hold the rank of Specialist + Medical Assistant or Guard + Resident
• Handpicked

Infection Control

Description: The Infection Control branch specializes in the detection, containment, and treatment of infectious diseases, especially those caused by pathogenic SCPs. Personnel in this branch are responsible for diagnostics, sample analysis, and lab-based containment procedures. Their role is critical in outbreak prevention, containment response, and ensuring biosecurity across Foundation sites. They are often the first to identify mutated strains or anomalous pathogens within infected personnel or materials.

Duties: (NOT CONFIRMED)

• Collecting tissue samples for microscopic analysis
  • This could be used for the purposes of screening or diagnosing illnesses
• Diagnosing personnel with illnesses through the utilization of assorted testing methods
• Administer cures to various illnesses
• Vaccination of Foundation Personnel
  • Vaccines are researched by ScD and manufactured/administered by ICS.
  • Vaccinations are mandated on anyone entering the BCZ (except test subjects) in order to prevent Foundation staff from being infected.
• Decontamination, mainly focused on the BCZ
  • ICS personnel must be present for all BCZ tests to ensure potential anomalous infections do not spread (Pending discussion with ScD command)
  • ICS personnel use electrostatic sprayers to spray down the BCZ and other locations to remove any potential spores or infectious masses
    • These masses may appear spontaneously around site
• Transportation of biohazardous samples
• Corpse disposal to prevent spread of sickness and infection

Rank Structure: Chief Infectiologist > Lead Infectiologist > Biohazard Control Specialist > Biohazard Control Operative > Sterilization Technician > Sterilization Apprentice

Guidelines: TBA

Method of Entry: Applications

Psychosomatic Medicine

Description: The Division of Psychology is responsible for the mental health of all personnel on site. Occurrences within the Foundation are prone to have a negative effect on the mental health of personnel. The Division of Psychology is specially qualified to deal with this.

A secondary duty of PSM is in performing elective surgery. PSM personnel are also licensed to perform elective surgeries such as cybernetic implantation.

Duties: (NOT CONFIRMED)

• Administering various medications such as anti-psychotics or amnesics
• TBD

Rank Structure: Chief Psychologist > Head Psychologist > Clinical Psychologist > Psychotherapist > Psychometrist > Psychology Student

Guidelines: TBA

Method of Entry: Applications

Trainings & Evaluations

Medical Student Orientation (SUSPENDED)

Host: Medical Professor+

Attendee: Medical Students

Orientation is an essential part in preparing one for a successful career in the department. They are hosted by the Medical Administration and usually take 20-30 minutes. Listed below is the curriculum for the Medical Student Orientation:

1. Direct them to the Trello for more in-depth information regarding promotion requirements and on-site activities
   1. Emphasize that activity points reset after promotion but time on-site does not
2. Overview of departmental equipment and the medical system
   1. Go through each tool in the inventory and state its purpose
   2. Demonstrate the use of the medical scanner and have the attendees practice using it. Inform them that they are able to use the tools from the HUD interface and that this is the PREFERRED method for healing
   3. Inform them that bleeding must be taken care of before pain can be cured
   4. Direct attendees to read the Trello for additional notes regarding each tool. The host may also speak about additional information regarding the tools (under considerations), however, it is up to them and is time dependent
   5. Have attendees practice using the splint on you. Jump off the top floor near the LCZ elevators. Other tools cannot be demonstrated as they require being shot
3. Brief tour of important locations including the FP gym, CDC, and some key medical station locations
   1. Mention that examinations performed on Class-Ds require a security escort and it is highly recommended they be done in the area next to the gym.

Medical Student Exit Exam

Grader: Medical Professor+

Writer: Medical Students

This is the first and easiest examination one will do in this department. It mainly serves to ensure you fully comprehend the guidelines and how the department operates.

Passing Criteria: 8/10

Link: Medical Student Exit Exam Form

General Treatment Certification

Grader: Medical Professor+

Writer: Nurse

The purpose of this certification is to demonstrate knowledge regarding the tools provided to the Medical Department. It is essential that one becomes familiar with the tools provided to them in order to provide effective treatment and to avoid malpractice.

Passing Criteria: 10/10

Link: General Treatment Certification Form

Board Exam

Examiner: Charge Specialist+

Examinee: Resident

While the General Treatment Certification served to test one's theory knowledge regarding the department's tools, the Board Exam serves as a practical examination to ensure personnel are able to competently use the tools provided to them to heal personnel in a timely manner. Someone with a firearm is required to help assist with the administration of this exam.

Passing Criteria:

Examinees will be evaluated on their ability to treat the following injuries:

• Gunshot Wound (2x G20 Wound)
  • Stops bleeding before the patient bleeds out
  • Properly cures the patient of pain
  • Provides healing after treatment of main ailments completed
• Bone Fractures
  • Selects the correct tool for mending the fracture
  • Provides healing after treatment of main ailment completed

It is up to the examiner to determine if the examinee has met all these competencies and passes.

Medical Administration Candidacy Exam

Grader: Charge Specialist+

Writer: Clinical Investigator

This examination seeks to test your readiness in taking on an administrative position. Questions will be focused on grading, punishments, and anything else an MR may encounter. Do not fill out the exam unless authorized (such as holding the proper rank).

Passing Criteria: Most if not all questions should be answered accurately and in sufficient detail. No major mistakes are present. Full discretion is given to the grader in determining if an examinee passes or fails. Ideal candidates will have a score of 30+ out of 40.

Link: Medical Administration Candidacy Exam Form

Medical Equipment

Medical Kit

Purpose: Contains bandage, morphine, and splint (one of each)

Considerations:

• Can be restocked at a Medical Station. Refer to that card for more details/considerations about restocking.
• You must drag the tool out of the medical kit and into your toolbar to use. Alternatively, you can right click on a patient's ailment after scanning them and apply treatment via the HUD. Details on this can be found in the Medical Scanner card.

Bandage

Purpose: Stops bleeding on all limbs

Blood loss causes a gradual darkening of the patient's screen.

Considerations:

• Without intervention, patients will completely bleed out in 30 seconds (if they started from full health). This will put them in a downed state
• Bleeding MUST be stopped before morphine can be applied
• After application, bandages restore 20% HP

Morphine

Purpose: Stops pain

Pain causes the patient's screen to sway with an occasional white flash effect on the borders.

Considerations:

• Pain only occurs if the patient has lost 37.5% of their HP (1 and a half bars)
• Bleeding MUST be stopped before morphine can be applied. If applied beforehand, pain will persist
• Pain automatically heals itself if bleeding stops after a minute

Splint

Purpose: Heals fractures

Bone fractures cause slowed movement. Running speed is greatly reduced as well.

Considerations:

• Fractures automatically heal themselves after a minute
• Fall damage results in an HP loss of 20-30%
  • Bandages can help recover this HP, however, it is recommended to save them for bleeds

Defibrillators

Purpose: Revive downed personnel

Considerations:

• Only Physician+ have access to this
• After revival, patients are left with 50% HP

Stretchers

Purpose: Transport downed personnel

Considerations:

• Two people are required to use a stretcher. To place a downed person on a stretcher, simply walk over them with the stretcher
• It is highly sensitive to the E key. Even typing E in the chat will make you drop the stretcher
• Stretcher piles are found in MD spawn and behind the security help desk in the LCZ
• Currently, they serve no practical purpose and their use is not recommended

Medical Scanner

Purpose: Shows the status ailments on other people as well as their HP bar

Considerations:

• It is possible to use medical tools on someone/yourself while in this menu. Simply click left on the ailment and the tool you wish to use. This is the recommended method to healing someone as it is faster than going through your toolbar

Medical Station

Purpose: Restocking medical kits

Considerations:

• 2 minute cooldown
• Restock is only possible if there are empty slots in your medkit. It DOES NOT matter if the individual tools are still sitting in your inventory
• IFAK durability is NOT reset at this station. You will only receive a brand new IFAK when you have fully used the old one

Rose Hall & Lower Containment Zone Locations:

• Outside breach shelter entrance next to FP spawn
• Hallway 02-04 (Opposite to water pond)
• Opposite SCP-914's chamber (hallway towards MCZ)
• Opposite SCP-1079's chamber (hallway towards MCZ)
• Central space where SCP-323 used to be
• Opposite SCP-1162's chamber (hallway 02-05)
• Next to the holding cells and LCZ stretcher pile (MIU station)
• Personnel Gym

Class-D Containment Zone Locations:

• Central wall outside subject cells in inner CDC (Inaccessible)
• Behind first blast door before transfer gates

Medium Containment Zone Locations (All Inaccessible):

• To the right immediately after taking the lift
• Left of SCP-323's chamber
• Left of stairs towards SCP-939's chamber

Biohazard Containment Zone Locations (All Inaccessible):

• To the right of the entrance
• Main hallway to the left of the large window

Injuries

Gunshot Wound

Cause: Being shot. Shows as velocity wound when scanned

Triage Priority: Red (Immediate Treatment Required)

Treatment Procedure:

1. Scan the patient with the Medical Scanner
2. Apply bandage to one of the wounds. This will stop all bleeding
3. Apply morphine to remove pain (if applicable)
4. Use the IFAK to heal the patient to a minimum of 90% HP

Bleed out Times:

The following times were tested with the subject being shot in the torso under a controlled environment with the G20. Times will vary depending on the location shot and weapon used.

Foundation Personnel (Unarmored):

Security Personnel (Armored):

Stab Wound

Cause: Being stabbed

Triage Priority: Yellow (Urgent Treatment Required)

Treatment Procedure:

1. Scan the patient with the Medical Scanner
2. Apply bandage to stop bleeding
3. Apply morphine to remove pain (if applicable)
4. Use the IFAK to heal the patient to a minimum of 90% HP

Bone Fracture

Cause: Falling from height or from being shot (sometimes)

Triage Priority: Green (Low Priority)

Treatment Procedure:

1. Scan the patient with the Medical Scanner
2. Apply a splint to one of their fractures
3. Apply morphine to remove pain (if applicable)
4. Use the IFAK to heal the patient to a minimum of 90% HP