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Assistant

2025-02-17T20:29:33Z

Acetrea: adds the new assistant alt-titles with summary

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|jobtitle = Assistant
|access = Nothing
|difficulty = Very Easy
|qualifications = Not be a complete idiot.
|employers = Any playable megacorporation.
|superior = [[Jobs|Everyone]]
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This job has no access. But it's good to play if you are a newbie, because you can have an infinite number of Assistants on a vessel. An [[Executive Officer]] can give you more access on your ID, so you can be something other than a random helper.

== Overview ==
As an assistant, you'll want to either get a job or just assist with various jobs around the ship. Feel free to ask over the radio if anyone would like any assistance. You don't have any access, so it'll be pretty hard to get anywhere, but this is still a good job for new players.

== Custom Jobs ==
You can choose between either inventing a custom job title and having the [[Executive Officer]] give you the title and appropriate access, and asking people over the radio if they need assistance. If you take the first option, consider the jobs on the following list. Assistant is a good job for playing a single round gimmick.

*Acolyte
*Actor
*Animal Handler
*Athlete
*Accountant
*Coach
*Consultant
*Delivery Boy/Girl
*DJ
*Gourmand
*Intern
*Journalist
*Junk Collector
*Musician
*Paralegal
*Pianist
*Political Activist
*Receptionist
*Reporter
*Safety Inspector
*Salesperson
*Servant
*Student
*Terraformer
*Test Subject
*Waiter

==Alternative Titles==
Assistants can choose alt-titles from the character creation menu. These alt titles are:
===Medical Orderly===
*Man the desk.
*Supervise patients.
*Clean the medical bay with sterilizine and space cleaner.
*Haul bodies and body bags.
'''Medical Orderlies cannot provide medical care. That means no hypospray, no medicines, no scanner, no diagnosing. Maybe bandaging is okay but that's pushing it.'''

===Wait Staff===
*Haul food and drinks from the kitchen and bar to customers.
'''Wait Staff cannot cook food or prepare mixed drinks for crew.'''

===Technical Assistant===
*Haul crates and parts for engineers.
*Spawn with a high-vis vest and a debugger.
'''Technical Assistants cannot start engines, shields, atmosphere, or any other similar game mechanic.'''

===Lab Assistant===
*Haul crates and equipment for scientists.
*Spawn with a labcoat and safety glasses.
'''Lab Assistants cannot do research, telescience, chemistry, make laser weapons, etc.'''

It is important to keep in mind that these roles are not and cannot be fully qualified departmental roles.

==Traitoring==
It's easy to stay under the radar as an assistant, as you have the least-respected job on the ship. Loot a belt from primary tool storage and load up!

The number one advantage of traitor assistant is your opponent's arrogance. Security and other crew members will typically assume you are inexperienced or stupid, so surprise them with your knowledge of how to outrobust an Unathi with your bare fists.

{{Guides}}
{{Jobs}}
[[Category: Jobs]]

Guide to Chemistry

2024-04-27T20:13:13Z

Acetrea: /* Cryogenics */

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=Foreword=
Please note that this list '''does not cover every single chem'''; it's important to keep in mind that the wiki is not always up to date. If you notice that chemicals are missing, or their information is incorrect, as always please contact a wiki maintainer or staff so that it can be corrected, or better yet submit an edit yourself and wait for it to be approved.

=Chemistry Equipment=
===Chemical Dispenser===
The Chemical Dispenser is your go-to device for making everything. It's a reagent dispenser, and works the same way as all other dispensers - You put a container into it, in this case a Beaker of some sort, by holding the container in your hand and clicking the dispenser. Then once a container is in, click the dispenser with an empty hand to bring up the menu

The Chemical dispenser can dispense all kinds of elements and chemicals into the beaker. And when you put in the right ingredients for a recipe, they'll automatically react in the beaker and create the result. Some of the things in the dispenser even have effects on their own, without being made into compounds. For a full list of all the things that the dispenser can output, check the [[#Dispenser Chemicals|dispenser section]]

===ChemMaster 3000===
[[File:Chemmaster.gif|64px|left]]The ChemMaster 3000 is your tool for turning your beakerfuls of medicine, into a useable state, without having to give away your lab equipment. It's also used for analysing the contents of beakers, and for carefully removing parts you want to get rid of, to keep your mixtures pure.

To start, insert a beaker containing some chemical, and then click it with an empty hand to bring up a menu. In addition to holding a beaker, the ChemMaster can also hold a Pill Bottle (both simultaneously), more on these soon.

The Add to Buffer section is where all the juicy info is. It will show you a list of all the reagents inside the beaker, and their quantities. Beside each one are several options. Analyze will just bring up the description of that chemical, to tell you what it is and does. The rest of the buttons (1,5,10,all,custom) just control how much of that chemical you're going to move to the buffer.

The Buffer is the section between the horizontal lines. Imagine this as chemicals inside the ChemMaster. Once they're here, you can do several things with them.
*The Transfer To section shows where chemicals will go when you transfer them out of the buffer, click it to change the destination. They can either go back into the beaker, or they can go into the disposal
**This doesn't actually put them in the disposal, it just destroys them. Any reagents destroyed this way are gone forever, and cannot be recovered.
*Chemicals in the buffer will have the same number control options as those in the beaker. This just transfers them to either of the destinations mentioned above.
*The Create Bottle option will magically create a glass bottle, and put the contents of the buffer into it. The bottle is created outside of the ChemMaster and will appear on top of it. Bottles have a maximum capacity of 60u, so anything over that will still remain in the buffer.
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting bottle. Note that the bottle is transparent, and will take on the colour of the liquid inside it. You only choose the shape.
*The Create Pill option will create a single edible pill out of the buffer contents. Again, up to 60u total dosage. If an empty pill bottle is inserted into the ChemMaster, the pill will be created inside that bottle. Otherwise it will appear on top of the machine.
*The Create Multiple Pills option will create a number of pills that you get to specify. The contents of the buffer will be evenly divided amongst all the pills you make. And if a pill bottle is in the machine, the pills will be created inside it until it's full. Otherwise they appear on top in a big messy pile
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting pill(s). This will help people to tell your pills apart at a glance, which can be useful when you're making a bottle filled with a mixture of different pills.

Once you're done making pills and bottles, you'll probably want to make sure your beaker is empty again so you can make something new, if so be sure to transfer everything to the buffer. Once you eject the beaker, everything left in the buffer is destroyed.

If you've made a bottle of pills, don't forget to eject the pill bottle too, and then label it using the Hand Labeller.

===All-In-One Grinder===
[[File:Blender.png|64px|left]]The Grinder is your tool of choice for breaking down objects into reagents. You can put pills in it, to get back the chemicals they're made of. You can breakdown Phoron Crystals into liquid phoron. You can put fruits, vegetables, meals, meat etc into it as well. The results will be outputted into its beaker, which you can extract and stick in the ChemMaster to work with. It's good for undoing your mistakes if you make pills wrong, or for getting rare compounds (like carpotoxin) out of things that contain them. But making liquid phoron is the most common and important thing you'll use it for. Note that it will not break compounds back down into elements, nothing can do that.

===Refridgerated Medicine Storage===
[[File:Smartfridge.gif|64px|left]]A fancy Smart Fridge which exists as a wall block between the chem lab and medicine storage. This fridge is where you should put all the medicines and pills that you make, so that doctors can pick them up for usage. Things can be put in and taken out from all sides of it. It will only accept pills, pill bottles, and glass containers. And it has a nice little interface for dispensing things in quantity. It's also ID locked, and will only allow authorized medical staff to take things out, so anything you place there is safe from the grubby hands of drug-seeking assistants.

==Tools==
Smaller, hand-held things that you'll often use in chemistry.

===Beakers===
[[File:Beakerlarge.png|64px|left]][[File:Beaker.png|64px]] Beakers are the most important tool you have. They come in two sizes, normal and large. Normal beakers hold 60u, large beakers hold 120u.
Normal beakers can be found easily all over medical, and you have a box of six in your lab. Large beakers are much less common, you only have three - two on the tables, and one inside the grinder. They are precious, treasure them.

Beakers are used for putting into the dispenser to mix things, and then into the ChemMaster to make bottles and pills. Sometimes you'll need to use more than one to mix certain tricky things correctly.

If you end up losing them, more beakers can be made at the Autolathe in cargo.

===Dropper===
[[File:Dropper1.png|64px|left]]Droppers are a simple and occasionally used little tool. Their purpose is being one of very few reagent containers in the game which can transfer less than 5u per click.

Rightclick it in your hand and choose Set Transfer Amount. You can pick 1/2/3/4/5 units
Using it on a beaker when it's empty will draw the set quantity of reagents out of that beaker.
Using it on a beaker when it's not empty, will squeeze its contents out into the beaker.

The precision this affords is useful for a few complicated recipes, and especially for measuring out tiny amounts of phoron or similar valueable ingredients.

===Science Goggles===
[[File:ScienceGoggles.png|64px|left]]Science goggles are a completely unnecessary fashion accessory that are supplied on your table in the chemistry lab. They have three functions:
*They protect against acid splashes, halving damage you take from acid to the face.
*They provide 10% protection against anomalies, which is not relevant to a chemist at all.
*They can be turned on and off to toggle an obnoxious purple overlay. This does literally nothing except make you see purple. The other two effects work regardless of whether the overlay is on.

===Advanced Mass Spectrometer===
[[File:Adv_spectrometer.png|64px|left]]The Advanced Mass Spectrometer is your occasionally used tool for blood toxin testing. Rumour has it there was once a non-advanced Mass Spectrometer, but such a thing is definitely obsolete now.

To use it, take a blood sample from your patient with a syringe, and then use the syringe on the spectrometer. Then switch to it and click it in your hand to read the results. It should tell you the chemicals and quantities that are found in their blood. This is the only way to test blood samples, if you inject a blood sample into a beaker and check it in the ChemMaster, it will only show as blood.

Note that this tool can only be used for blood, if you have a beaker/bottle/syringe of something mysterious that isn't blood and you want to see what's in it, use the ChemMaster instead.

===Cryostasis Beaker===
[[File:noreact.gif|64px|left]]The Cryostasis Beaker is an advanced tool that you don't have to begin with. It can only be made in the R&D Lab in science, if you want some you have to ask them for it.

The cryostasis beaker holds 60u, and it has the special property of preventing chemical reactions inside it. Any elements or compounds placed into it will not react with each other. If there are any reactions waiting to happen, they'll occur as soon as the contents are transferred into another beaker, or transferred into the buffer of the ChemMaster

===Bluespace Beaker===
[[File:bluespaceBeaker.gif|64px|left]]The Chemist's favourite, a Bluespace Beaker will really make your day. It is another advanced tool that you don't start with, and must request from science. However it's somewhat hard to make, so they may not be able to reliably make them for you.

This high-tech beaker uses reality-distorting bluespace technology to create a tiny pocket dimension for storing chemicals, which in practical terms means it can store a tremendous 300u of reagents inside it, making it 250% of the capacity of a Large Beaker. This allows you to easily make much larger batches of medicine - five bottles at a time.

=Infographic and Information=
[[File:Chemistry_Medical_Aurora.png|thumb|left|alt=|This infographic teaches all of the basic Chems, it is highly recommended you keep it on hand if you're new.]]
A basic Chem infographic will be provided here, it is recommended to keep it on hand for new players; but beware, it only has the basic necessities of Chemistry, for advanced chems you will have to read further. ''Note: Spaceacillin has been split into multiple anti-microbials. [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]] and [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]]. Other than that, this infographic is still up to date.''

==Metabolism and Overdose==
Most medicines and chemicals designed for use in people have an overdose limit. If a person metabolizes more than this much of the chemical in a short time, they will suffer the overdose effect for that chemical, which is usually a bad thing. Overdose limits vary widely, but the most common value is 20 units.

The most common overdose effect is 'Toxins', the patient will suffer 0.2 points of toxins damage per second, as long as the medicine continues metabolizing in their system. This is only dependent on time, not on the quantity of the dose, so overdosing on medicines that metabolize slowly is far more dangerous, they'll keep poisoning the patient for longer.

It is important to note that metabolism is not the same as just putting the chemicals into a patient. All chemicals that are injected into, or fed to the patient, are stored harmlessly within their body until they can be properly absorbed, or 'metabolized'. This process happens at a variable rate for each chemical, but the most common metabolic rate is 0.2 units per proc, which works out to 0.1u per second

Overdose effects do not trigger until the patient has metabolized enough to reach the overdose limit, which may take several minutes.

Whenever this document mentions the word 'dose', it refers to how much has been metabolized into the patient, not how much has been injected into their blood.

Whenever a patient has fully metabolized all the volume of a drug that is present in their stomach or blood, the dose is instantly cleared, and the drug's effects are stopped. Even if they had overdosed before, once the dose is cleared its safe to administer more of the same thing.

==Catalysts==
Several of the more advanced chemistry recipes take an ingredient (usually phoron) which is marked as (Catalyst)

A Catalyst is a chemical which is required to help a chemical reaction, but does not become part of the finished result. Whenever a recipe involves a catalyst, the catalyst will be left over in the beaker, alongside the finished product. You can use the ChemMaster to extract the catalyst, put it in a bottle, and reuse it later.

=Chemicals=
Below this heading are multiple tables detailing each chemical that can be synthesized as well as their recipes and effects, among other things. Unless there is additional text in the overdose column, assume that overdosing on the chemical in question - if it can be overdosed on - will deal minor organ damage to the liver, assuming the liver is still alive to absorb the damage.
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==Dispenser Chemicals==
Unless otherwise stated, all basic chemicals listed below overdose at 20u. They are also all found in the dispenser, and have no recipe.
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!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Acetone
|
*Moderately damages organs.
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
|A colorless liquid solvent used in chemical synthesis.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Aluminum
|
*Does nothing.
|A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ammonia
|
*Minorly damages organs.
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners. Poisonous to most lifeforms, lingers for a while if inhaled.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Carbon
|
*Removes 1u of another reagent per unit, if ingested.
*Makes turfs dirty if splashed on.
|A chemical element, the builing block of life.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Copper
|
*If patient is Skrell:
**Regenerates blood if ingested.
|A highly ductile metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ethanol
|
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
*If ingested:
**Causes drugginess.
**May cause hallucinations.
**Raises pulse.
**Damages organs in Unathi and Vaurca patients.
|A well-known alcohol with a variety of applications.
|0.2u/tick, 1u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrazine
|
*If ingested:
**Moderately damages organs.
**Unless they have a fuel cell augment, in which case it converts into nutrition.
*If inhaled:
**Minorly damages organs.
*If touched:
**Barely damages organs.
**Covers with flammable fuel.
|A toxic, colorless, flammable liquid with a strong ammonia-like odor, in hydrate form.
|0.04u/tick, 5u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrochloric Acid
|
*Deals moderate brute damage.
*Deals moderate burn damage.
*Minorly damages lungs if inhaled.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula HCl.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Iron
|
*If patient is neither Skrell nor Vaurca:
**Restores blood if ingested.
|Pure iron is a metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Lithium
|
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Causes drooling, among other things.
*Doesn't actually treat depression.
|A chemical element, used as antidepressant.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Mercury
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
*Causes weakness in doses greater than 8u.
|A poisonous chemical element, one of two that is a liquid at human room temperature and pressure.
|0.2u/tick, 0.08u inhaled, 0.02u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Phosphorous
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, the backbone of biological energy carriers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Potassium
|
*Raises pulse.
*Explodes if put in contact with water, purging all reagents from the container.
|A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Radium
|
*Irradiates the patient.
**Significantly increases the chance of curing disease, at the cost of severely damaging organs as a direct result.
*Spawns glowing goo if thrown onto turfs.
|Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Silicon
|
*Does nothing.
|A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sodium
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, readily reacts with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sugar
|
*Does nothing.
|The organic compound commonly known as table sugar and sometimes called saccharose. This white, odorless, crystalline powder has a pleasing, sweet taste.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Sulfur
|
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Restores blood.
|A chemical element with a pungent smell.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Sulfuric Acid {{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}
|
*Deals significant brute damage.
*Deals significant burn damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Tungsten
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, and a strong oxidizing agent.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Water
|
*Quenches thirst.
|A ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|2u/tick ingested
|N/A
|}
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==Basic Medicines==
Basic medicines refers to medications that are either found in first aid kits/around the medbay, or are medicines that are used very, very often, and should be prioritized first-thing. Everything under this heading and beyond - up until the psychiatric medicines section - covers drugs and compounds that are beneficial to the body. Their entries are also color coded: red for brute, yellow for burn, green for toxins, blue for oxygen, lime for radiation, gray for genetic, purple for organs, pink for painkillers!
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! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
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!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Bicaridine}}Bicaridine
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate brute damage.
*If body is below 189K:
**Heals arterial bleeding.
|Bicaridine is a complex medication which specifically targets damaged tissues and damaged blood vessels by encouraging the rate at which the damaged tissues are regenerated. Overdosing bicaridine allows the drug to take effect on damaged muscular tissues of arteries.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Butazoline|Butazoline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, 2% chance of healing arterial bleeding every two seconds when patient has a dose greater than 30u and is experiencing the overdose.
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Butazoline}}Butazoline
|1 Aluminum, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]] = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Butazoline, a recent improvement upon Bicaridine, is specialised at treating the most traumatic of wounds, though less so for treating severe bleeding.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]
|15u, does not have a chance of healing arterial bleeding
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coagzolug}}Coagzolug
|1 [[#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]], 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]] = 1 unit
|
*Slows down external bleeding by 30%, and arterial bleeding by 20%.
*Causes dizziness.
|A medicine that was stumbled upon by accident, coagzolug encourages blood to clot and slow down bleeding. An overdose causes dangerous blood clots capable of harming the heart..
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|10u, heart damage
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Dermaline}}Dermaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Phosphorous, 1 [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]] = 3
|
*Heals severe burn damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Dermaline is a recent improvement of kelotane, working in a similar way, though twice as effective. Dermaline is capable of recovering even the most dire of burnt tissues, being able to treat full-thickness burning.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]].
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin}}Dexalin
|2 Acetone, 0.1 Phoron, 1 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 50%.
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]].
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin is a complex oxygen therapeutic and is available OTC. The chemical utilises carbon nanostructures which cling to oxygen and, in pathological conditions where tissues are hypoxic, will oxygenate these regions.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|20u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin Plus}}Dexalin Plus
|1 Carbon, 1 Iron, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 80%
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]]
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin Plus was a ground-breaking improvement of Dexalin, capable of transporting several times the amount of oxygen, allowing it to have more clinical uses in treating hypoxia.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|15u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c4ffd1;'|{{anchor|Dylovene}}Dylovene
|1 Ammonia, 1 Potassium, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the liver from any amount of damage less than necrosis.
*Protects the liver and kidneys from poisons in the bloodstream. Increases the liver's filtration efficiency while poisoned.
*Removes the [[#Zombie Powder|Zombie Powder]] and Toxin reagents from the bloodstream. Metabolizes both them and itself more quickly in the process.
*Reduces hallucinations.
*Reduces drowsiness.
|Dylovene is a broad-spectrum over-the-counter antitoxin. It is used in response to a variety of poisoning cases, being able to neutralise and remove harmful toxins from the bloodstream.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, dehydration, hunger.
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Inaprovaline}}Inaprovaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the brain if oxygenation is above 85%.
*Allows patient to breathe even if heart is stopped.
*Slows external bleeding down by 20%.
*Prevents heart damage from chemically-induced tachycardia.
*Attempts to regulate heart beat.
*Reduces effects of low blood oxygenation.
*Reduces speed at which brain takes damage from low blood.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Inaprovaline is a cardiostimulant which stabilises myocardial contractility, working towards maintaining a steady pulse and blood pressure. Inaprovaline also acts as a weak analgesic.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, chest pain, very small chance of curing organ rejection completely
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Kelotane}}Kelotane
|1 Carbon, 1 Silicon = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate burn damage.
*When body is below 192K:
**Heals disfigurement.
|Kelotane is a complex medication which specifically targets tissues which have been lost to severe burning by encouraging the rate at which these damaged tissues are regenerated.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Dermaline|Dermaline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, face disfiguration
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Tricordrazine}}Tricordrazine
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Depending on the temperature of the compound:
**Barely heals brute damage.
**Barely heals burn damage.
*Does nothing if inhaled.
|Tricordrazine is an old, though still useful, medication largely set aside following bicaridine and kelotane’s development. The drug increases the rate at which tissues regenerate, though far slower than modern medications.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|30u, causes itchiness.
|}

==Organ Regeneratives==
Organ regeneratives, as the name implies, refers to medicines that regenerate internal organs specifically. As such their use is a bit niche, but most make for necessary additions to any medbay.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Adipemcina}}Adipemcina
|1 Lithium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Potassium = 3 units
|
*Moderately heals the heart.
|Adipemcina is a complex, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which cells differentiate into myocardial cells. Adipemcina overdoses result in severe liver damage and vomiting.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, minor organ damage, vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Alkysine}}Alkysine
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*If blood oxygenation is greater than or equal to 85%:
**If dose is less than 2u:
***Significantly heals the brain.
***An IV drip is recommended.
**If dose is greater than 2u:
***Moderately heals the brain.
***Lightly kills pain.
***Causes dizziness.
*If blood oxygenation is less than 85%:
**Does nothing.
|Alkysine is a complex drug which increases cerebral circulation, ensuring the brain does not become hypoxic and increasing the rate at which neurological function returns after a catastrophic injury.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, hallucinations, paralysis/aphasia/imaginary friends
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine
|1 Carbon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Moderately heals the eyes.
*Reduces blurry vision.
*Removes temporary blindness.
|Oculine is a complex organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into those required to recover damage to ocular tissues. Imidazoline
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, hallucinations
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Peridaxon}}Peridaxon
|1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Minorly heals organ damage, on any organ.
**Does not heal the brain if it has greater than minor damage.
*Causes disorientation.
*If body is below 186K:
**Heals organs twice as fast.
**Causes benign tumour growth.
*When in extracool cryogenic conditions below 153K and alongside an antibiotic:
**Can denecrotise livers and kidneys.
|Peridaxon is complex, broad-spectrum organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into organ cells to recover damaged organ tissues. The drug is hard on the body, leading to confusion and drowsiness.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, confusion, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Pneumalin}}Pneumalin
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]], 1 [[#Pulmodeiectionem|Pulmodeiectionem]] = 2 units
|
*Slightly oxygenates blood.
*Moderately heals the lungs.
*Lowers pulse.
*Fixes "rescued" lungs.
**All of this only works if inhaled.
|Pneumalin is a powerful, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which lung tissues are regenerated. Pneumalin only works when inhaled, and overdosing can lead to severe bradycardia.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, bradychardia
|}

==Detox and Side-Effect Antagonists==
This section covers medicines that help ''prevent'' organ damage or other harm, rather than treating it outright. Some of these also just cover medicines that can help a patient back onto their feet.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Arithrazine}}Arithrazine
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes extreme amounts of radiation.
*Has a 60% chance of dealing moderate brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae
|Arithrazine is a recent improvement of Hyronalin, rapidly destroying any ionised cells, though this often leads to collateral cell damage, resulting in contusions across affected parts of the body.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Asinodryl}}Asinodryl
|3 Water, 1 [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 5 Tungsten (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Reduces the chance of vomiting.
|Asinodryl is an anti-emetic medication which acts by preventing the two regions in the brain responsible for vomiting from controlling the act of emesis.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cetahydramine}}Cetahydramine
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]] = 2 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Prevents itching.
|Cetahydramine is a complex antihistamine medication available OTC which blocks the release of histamine, thus making it effective at suppressing allergies and sneezing. Cetahydramine can cause drowsiness in larger doses, making it an effective sleep aid.
|0.01u/tick, 0.2 ingested, 0.4 inhaled
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cytophenolate}}Cytophenolate
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1u Sugar = 3 units
|
*If the donor and recipient are of the same species but different blood types, 10 units or more of cytophenolate will gradually reduce the severity of organ rejection until it cures organ rejection entirely, switching the donated organ's blood type to that of the recipient.
**Cytophenolate is a slow acting drug, and patients need persistent doses until the rejection goes away.
*If the donor and recipient are of different species, cytophenolate will never cure the organ rejection only prevent the symptoms of the rejection form worsening.
*Actively hinders any antibiotics like [[#Thetamycin|thetamycin]]
|Cytophenolate is a new immunosuppressant drug designed for mitigating rejection effects from organ transplantations.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, weakness, dizziness, and vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ethylredoxrazine}}Ethylredoxrazine
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Neutralizes anything alcohol-related, preferably administered where the alcohol in question is.
*Reduces dizziness.
*Reduces drowsiness.
*Reduces stuttering.
*Reduces confusion.
|Ethylredoxrazine is a powerful medication which oxidises ethanol in the bloodstream, reducing the burden on the liver to complete this task. Ethylredoxrazine also blocks the reuptake of neurotransmitters responsible for symptoms of alcohol intoxication.
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Fluvectionem}}Fluvectionem
|1 Mercury, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Removes 4u of other reagents per unit.
*Minorly damages organs
*Barely damages organs for every unit of reagent purged.
**All of these effects are doubled if overdosed, and done twice as fast.
|Fluvectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the bloodstream of toxic reagents. The drug is capable of neutralising the most difficult of compounds and acts very fast, however it is inefficient and results in benign waste products that can be damaging to the liver. Calomel
|0.1u/tick
|
*Blood thinning.
|20u, see effects
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Hyronalin}}Hyronalin
|1 Radium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Removes significant amounts of radiation per unit.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae.
|Hyronalin is a complex anti-radiation medication which specifically targets ionised cells, reducing their cell division rate to prevent their growth before gradually destroying these afflicted cells.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pulmodeiectionem}}Pulmodeiectionem
|1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes 5u of other reagents in the lungs per unit.
*Barely damages the lungs.
*Causes coughing.
*Reduces oxygenation.
|Pulmodeiectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the lungs of toxic reagents by damaging the mucous lining of the bronchi and trachea, allowing particulate to be coughed out of the lungs. Pulmodeiectionem works only when inhaled and can cause long-term damage to the lungs.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|10u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine
|1 Lithium, 1 Sugar, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Mildly kills pain.
*Reduces weakness.
*Reduces paralysis.
*Reduces stunning.
*Removes [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]].
*Removes hallucinations.
*Removes blurry vision.
*Removes confusion.
*Moderately damages organs.
|Synaptizine is an advanced synaptic stimulant and nootropic which improves synaptic transmission and keeps one alert, giving it many clinical uses in the treatment of paralysis, weakness, narcolepsy and hallucinations. Synaptizine is difficult to metabolise and is hard on the liver.
|0.01u/tick
|
* Blood thinning.
|20u, seizures
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Verunol Syrup}}Verunol Syrup
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes vomiting if ingested.
*Minorly damages organs if injected.
|A complex emetic medication that causes the patient to vomit due to gastric irritation and the stimulating of the vomit centres of the brain.
|0.2u/tick
|
N/A
|20u
|}

==Specialized Medicines==
Anything semi-common medicine that doesn't really fit into the other categories goes here. These are the niche-est of the niche, and they won't see very frequent use or synthesis.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Helmizole}}Helmizole
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Leporazine|Leporazine]] = 2 units
|
*Removes parasites from the brain
**After about 5 minutes, the parasite's symptoms are alleviated
**After about 7.5 minutes, the parasite is killed
|Helmizole is an anti-helminthic medication which combats parasitic worm infections, compromising their nervous system and inducing respiratory paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, causes parasite to develop drug resistance
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Carbon, 1 Sulfur = 2 units
|
*Heals hearing damage.
|TODO
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, terrible headaches
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine
|1 Copper, 1 Silicon, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Regulates body temperature.
*Regulates fevers.
*Inhibits effects of [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]] and [[#Cryosilicate|Cryosilicate]] on body temperature.
|Leporazine is a complex medication which improves thermal homeostasis, stabilising and regulating the body’s core temperature. Leporazine often results in hyperventilation which should be monitored. When mixed with other temperature altering chemicals, it can induce rapid changes in the body's core temperature.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, lowers body temperature
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lipozine}}Lipozine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Radium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Quickly burns nutrition.
|A chemical compound that causes a powerful fat-burning reaction.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polysomnine}}Polysomnine
|3 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ethanol, 1 Water = 1 unit
|
*Sedates the patient.
*Minorly damages the liver.
|Polysomnine is a complex drug which rapidly induces sedation in preparation for surgery. Polysomnine’s sedative effect is fast acting, and sedated individuals wake up with zero amnesia regarding the events leading up to their sedation, however the only downside is how hard the drug is on the liver.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|RMT}}Regenerative-Muscular Tissue Supplements
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 unit
|
*Removes slowdown on unassisted Off-Worlders, and their subsequent flavor texts.
|RMT Supplement is a bioengineered, fast-acting growth factor that specifically helps recover bone and muscle mass caused by prolonged zero-gravity adaptations. It can also be used to treat chronic muscle weakness.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|30u, aching
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 Carpotoxin = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Heals significant burn damage.
*Heals significant gene damage.
*Slightly improves oxygenation.
*Restores blood.
*Minorly heals the liver.
*If dose is above 3 units:
**Treats disfiguration.
*If dose is above 10 units:
**Causes dizziness.
**Causes jitteriness.
|Rezadone is an extremely expensive, ground-breaking miracle drug. The compound is capable of treating all kinds of physical damage, disfiguration, as well as genetic damage. Excessive consumption of rezadone can lead to severe disorientation.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ryetalyn}}Ryetalyn
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]] = 2 units
|
*Instantly removes all mutations. Only 1 unit is necessary.
**Does '''NOT''' heal gene damage.
|Ryetalyn is a novel, highly advanced, broad-spectrum medication, developed by an independent team of Solarian scientists, which has varying clinical uses in treating genetic abnormalities including certain cancers, autoimmune conditions, and Hulk Syndrome.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Soporific}}Soporific
|4 Sugar, 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 5 units
|
*Sedates the patient.
|Soporific is highly diluted polysomnine which results in slower and more gradual sedation. This makes the drug ideal at treating insomnia and anxiety disorders, however is generally not reliable for sedation in preparation for surgery except in high doses.
|0.1u/tick, 0.033u inhaled
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Steramycin}}Steramycin
|2 [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]], 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]], 1 Radium = 2 units
|
*If infection has yet to show:
**Reduces germ level, the variable that triggers infections once it reaches 100
*If infection has manifested:
**Does nothing
|A preventative antibiotic that will stop small infections from growing, but only if administered early. Has no effect on internal organs, wounds, or if the infection has grown beyond its early stages.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, dizziness, minor toxins
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thetamycin}}Thetamycin
|1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Effects at <5u dosage
**Treats infections, the speed of recovery dependent on the severity of the infection.
*Effects at >=5u dosage
**Does the same as the above.
**Mild - and types of mild - infections are instantly cured.
**Prevents septic infections from spreading to other limbs.
|Thetamycin is a complex, broad-spectrum antibiotic developed to treat wound infections, organ infections, and septicaemia, even those caused by superbugs with high anti-bacterial resistances. Spaceacillin
|0.01u/tick, 0.4u inhaled
|N/A
|20u, dizziness, vomiting
|}

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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Antidexafen}}Antidexafen
| 1 Tungsten, 1 Carbon, 1 Water = 3 units
| * Lightly kills pain.
| A complex antitussive medication available OTC which is very effective at suppressing cough reflexes. The medication also acts as a very weak analgesic medication, leading to it being a very cheap recreational drug or precursor to other recreational drugs.
| 0.2u/tick, 0.4 inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, vomiting, twitching, drowsiness, brain damage
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Perconol}}Perconol
| 1 Sugar, 1 Water, 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]] = 3 units
| * Moderately kills pain. **Painkiller effect is slightly stronger if injected, rather than ingested. *Lowers fevers. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Perconol is an advanced, analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating minor-mild pain, inflammation and high fevers. The drug is available over-the-counter for treating minor illnesses and mild pain. Perconol is not effective when inhaled. Paracetamol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Mortaphenyl}}Mortaphenyl
| 1 Acetone, 1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 3 units
| *Effectively kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Mortaphenyl is an advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating mild-severe pain as a result of severe, physical injury. Mortaphenyl is not effective when inhaled. Tramadol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and nausea if BAC is greater than 0.03%, oxygen deprivation at 0.08%
| 15u, nausea, restricted breathing, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine
| Process and refine from opium poppies
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Morphine is a very strong medication derived from the opium plant. It is extremely effective at treating severe pain. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, morphine can be inhaled.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Tramarine}}Tramarine
| 1 Potassium Chloride, 1 [[#Polysomnide|Polysomnide]], 5 Sodium (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Tramarine is a synthetic form of morphine developed by NanoTrasen early in its history, that can be used in its place for most medical purposes. It is known to be more dangerous however with alcohol, other opiods, or an overdose.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing, fever, increased pulse
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Oxycomorphine}}Oxycomorphine
| 1 [[#Morphine|Morphine]], 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units '''OR''' 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 1 [[#Tramarine|Tramarine]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Ludicrously kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Oxycomorphine is a highly advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is extremely effective at treating severe-agonising pain as a result of injuries usually incompatible with life. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, oxycomorphine can be inhaled. Oxycodone
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes intense hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and restricted breathing if patient's BAC is greater than 0.04% *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 10u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|}

==Resuscitators==
If a patient is in some pretty dire straits, and you've already taken care of the other damage, then these medicines will make sure they don't die. Hopefully. Maybe. If you're quick enough?
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Adrenaline}}Adrenaline
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], 1 [[#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]] = 3 units
|
*Significantly increases the chance that chest compressions (CPR) will restart the heart while in the bloodstream.
*Doses >5u have a chance to automatically restart the heart, if able. Consumes 5u each time this happens.
**Moderately damages the heart if restarted this way.
*Increases heart rate.
**Further increases as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Lightly kills pain.
**Painkiller effect diminishes as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Does nothing if inhaled or ingested.
|Adrenaline is a hormone used as a drug to treat cardiac arrest and other cardiac dysrhythmias resulting in diminished or absent cardiac output.
|0.2u/tick
|
*See [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]].
|20u, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Saline}}Saline Plus
|2 Water, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]], 0.5 Sugar, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 unit
|
*If injected:
**Hydrates the patient.
**Restores blood if dose is less than 2u.
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Does nothing.
|Saline Plus is an expensive improvement upon the various saline solutions of old. Saline Plus has wide clinical applications in the treatment of dehydration and hypovolaemia, with no more debates as to whether it is effective or not.
|1.5u/tick
|N/A
|5u, confusion, jitteriness
|}

==Cryogenics==
Cryo tube-specific medications go here. Anything under here is only effective if the patient's body has been chilled significantly.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Cataleptinol}}Cataleptinol
|2 [[#Alkysine|Alkysine]], 0.5 Phoron, 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]], 5 [[#Cryosilicate|Cryosilicate]] as catalyst = 1 unit
|
*If the body is below 170K:
**Restores 7.5% Brain Activity per tick regardless of Blood Oxygenation level.
**Causes side-effects.
***Equates to 40% increase in Brain Activity before liver failure.
*If the body is above 170K:
**75% chance to raise Brain Activity by 2% per tick regardless of Blood Oxygenation level.
**Causes painshock alongside side-effects.
***This equates to 25% increase in Brain Activity before liver failure in ideal conditions.
|Cataleptinol is a highly advanced, expensive medication capable of regenerating the most damaged of brain tissues. Cataleptinol is used alongside cryogenic treatment to rapidly restore brain tissues, however it is hard on the liver. It can be used outside of cryogenic treatment, however this is risky and unreliable, as well as difficult without the use of an IV to avoid overdose. Because of this, using Cataleptinol outside of cryogenic treatment is relegated to severe emergencies only.
|0.6u/tick
|
*Hallucinations
*Blood thinning
*Liver damage
|3u, severe seizures, liver failure, brain damage
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone
|1 Water, 1 Acetone, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*Prevents effects of cold on the body.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals significant gene damage.
**Heals significant brute damage.
**Heals significant burn damage.
**Heals significant hypoxia.
**Slightly heals organ damage; only heals the brain if brain activity is above 50%.
|Cryoxadone is a ground-breaking and complex medication that, when acting on bodies cooler than 170K, is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Cryoxadone, alongside Clonexadone, are the backbones of the cryogenics industry.
|0.6u/tick
|N/A
|5u, genetic damage, severe eye damage
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Clonexadone}}Clonexadone
|1 Sodium, 1 [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]], 0.1 Phoron, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*Prevents effects of cold on the body.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals extreme gene damage.
**Heals extreme brute damage.
**Heals extreme burn damage.
**Heals extreme hypoxia.
**Mildly heals organ damage; only heals the brain if brain activity is above 50%.
|Clonexadone is a ground-breaking, complex medication that improved upon Cryoxadone. When acting on bodies cooler than 170K, the drug is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Clonexadone, alongside Cryoxadone, are the backbones of the cryogenics industry.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|5u, genetic damage, severe eye damage
|}

==Psychiatric Medicines==
These particular drugs are much more niche in their use compared to the medicines above. They almost exclusively impact the mental state of the patient, either for good or ill, depending on how they're used. Do note that many of the effects being suppressed no longer exist, which means a lot of these medicines serve a roleplay purpose rather than a mechanical one, though any medicines that suppress stuttering and hallucinations do still work.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Corophenidate}}Corophenidate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = units
|
*Removes hallucinations.
*Suppresses the following:
**Imaginary friends.
**Phobias.
|Corophenidate is a new generation, psychoactive stimulant used in the treatment of ADHD and ADD. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of CNS stimulants. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and disruption of focus.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Emoxanyl}}Emoxanyl
|1 Ethanol, 1 Silicon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Concussions.
**Phobias.
|Emoxanyl is a novel, antioxidant medication which increases cerebral circulation and is used to treat anxiety, depression, concussion, and epilepsy. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Minaphobin}}Minaphobin
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobias.
|Minaphobin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nerospectan}}Nerospectan
|1 Silicon, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Monophobia.
**Imaginary friends.
**Speech impediments.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Nerospectan is an expensive, new generation anti-psychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Nerospectan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurapan}}Neurapan
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Stuttering.
**Speech impediments.
**Monophobia.
**Hallucinations.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Neurapan is a groundbreaking, expensive antipsychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Neurapan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.002u/tick
|
*If mixed with [[#Oxycomorphine|Oxycomorphine]] and overdosing:
**Causes deafness.
**Causes drowsiness.
**Causes confusion.
**Causes derealization
|10u, pacifism, blurred vision, derealization
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurostabin}}Neurostabin
|1 Iron, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Muscle weakness.
|Neurostabin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of psychoses, and also has clinical significance in treating muscle weakness. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and the development of phobias.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Orastabin}}Orastabin
|1 Sodium, 1 Tungsten, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobia.
**Stuttering.
|Orastabin is a new generation, complex psychoactive medication used in the treatment of anxiety disorders and speech impediments. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Parvosil}}Parvosil
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
|Parvosil is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Paxazide}}Paxazide
|1 [[#Parvosil|Parvosil]], 1 [[#Truth|Truth Serum]] = 1 unit
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Any intent except help.
**Attacking with objects.
|Paxazide is an expensive and unethical, psychoactive drug used to pacify people, suppressing regions of the brain responsible for anger and violence. Paxazide can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, though withdrawal symptoms are scarce.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Truth}}Truth Serum
|1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]], 0.1 Phoron = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Nothing.
*Gives many messages about how you should spill the beans.
|Truth Serum is an expensive and very unethical psychoactive drug capable of inhibiting defensive measures and reasoning in regards to communication, resulting in those under the effects of the drug to be very open to telling the truth.
|0.01u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Narcotics and Other Drugs==
Unlike everything above, everything in this heading is more or less harmful to the patient rather than beneficial. Nothing here is outright lethal, but frequent use and high dosages are not recommended!
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Co'qnixq Wuxi}}Co'qnixq Wuxi
|1 Wulumunusha, 1 Synaptizine, 1 emoxanyl = 3u
|
*Increases stamina.
*Increases concentration and motivation.
|Co'qnixq Wuxi, or Co'qnixq Nootropic, has existed since before Glorsh, and was developed as a cognitive enhancer for Skrell with on-set dementia. When taken, one's consciousness is heightened greatly alongside receiving mild energy boost. Frequently used as a 'smart drug' by students and scientists.
|0.05u/tick
|n/a
|10u, increases running speed, damages kidneys
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Krok}}Krok Juice
|1 Iron, 1 Welding Fuel, 2 [[Guide to Drinks#Non-Alcoholic_Drinks|Orange Juice]] = 4 units
|
*Causes malfunctions in prosthetic organs.
|An advanced Eridanian variant of ancient krokodil, known for causing prosthetic malfunctions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Hyperzine}}Hyperzine
|1 Sugar, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sulfur = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Increases pulse.
|Hyperzine is a complex cardio-synaptic stimulant drug designed to increase the performance of the body. Downsides include violent muscle spasms and tremors.
|0.03u/tick, 0.015u inhaled
|
*Starts Hyperzine's OD if [[#Adrenaline|Adrenaline]] is mixed.
|15u, hallucinations, moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Joy}}Joy
|1 neurapan, 2 heroin = 1 unit
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Reduces pain.
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes paralysis.
|An expensive and illegal drug often abused by those who find no other means to numb their physical and mental pains. A Joy addict is a truly sad sight.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightlife}}Nightlife
|1 [[#Corophenidate|Corophenidate]], 1 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]] at 200 Celsius = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes stuttering.
*Causes drugginess.
*Causes hallucinations.
*Removes drowsiness.
*Damages the heart, depending on dose.
|A liquid narcotic commonly used by the more wealthy drug-abusing citizens of the Eridani Federation. Works as a potent stimulant that causes extreme awakefulness. Lethal in high doses.
|0.04u/tick, 0.02u inhaled, 0.125u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Raskara}}Raskara Dust
|1 [[#MAP|Monoammoniumphosphate]], 1 [[#Cleaner|Space Cleaner]], 2 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] at 127 Celsius = 3 units
|
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Lightly kills pain.
*If injected:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Mildly kills pain.
|A powdery narcotic found in the gang-ridden slums of Biesel and Sol. Known for it's relaxing poperties that cause trance-like states when inhaled. Casual users tend to snort or inhale, while hardcore users inject.
|0.02u/tick, 0.04u inhaled, 0.06u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightshade}}Red Nightshade
|1 [[#Stimm|Stimm]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 0.1 Phoron = 1 unit
|
*Has a chance to moderately damage the brain.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes berserk, which includes the following:
**Red screen.
**Locking to harm intent.
**Inability to use complex items.
**Reseting pain.
***Reduces further pain.
**Ability to smash windows barehanded.
*If body is below 151K:
**Can repair fractured bones.
**Drains 15-30 blood per tick; on successful fracture repair, drains 30-60 blood.
|An illegal combat performance enhancer originating from the criminal syndicates of Mars. The drug stimulates regions of the brain responsible for violence and rage, inducing a feral, berserk state in users.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|20u, slow heart damage.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Drugs}}Space Drugs
|1 Lithium, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Causes hunger.
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Mercury Monolithium Sucrose, or space drugs, is a potent relaxant commonly found in Ambrosia plants. Lasts twice as long when inhaled.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Xu'Xi Gas}}Xu'Xi Gas
|2 dexalin, 2 space drugs, 1 truth serum at 137 degrees Celsius = 5u
|
*Calms emotions.
*Causes suggestibility.
|A recreational drug hailing from Qerr'Malic that must be inhaled. It produces a mild high similar to Wulumunusha and is known to make users susceptible to persuasion. Most forms of Xu'Xi Gas found outside of the Nralakk Federation are cheap, synthetic substitutes. Only works when inhaled.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|}

==Poisons==
Compared to all of the reagents above, these reagents are without a doubt harmful to the body, and their use is highly regulated. Don't get caught with these!
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin
|1 Acetone, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes confusion.
*Causes hallucinations.
|Cryptobiolin causes confusion and dizzyness.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide
|N/A, can be found in apples.
|
*Rapidly depletes oxygen levels.
|A highly toxic chemical.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Dextrotoxin}}Dextrotoxin
|10 [[#Soporific|Soporific]], 5 Phoron, 3 Carpotoxin = 5 units
|
*Paralyzes all limbs.
|A complicated to make and highly illegal drug that cause paralysis mostly focused on the limbs.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene
|1 Acetone, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 2 units
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
|Impedrezene is a narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin
|1 Ammonia, 1 Hydrazine, 1 Tungsten, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
|Lexorin is a complex toxin that attempts to induce general hypoxia by weakening the diaphragm to prevent respiration and also by binding to haemoglobins to prevent oxygen molecules from doing the same.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mindbreaker}}Mindbreaker Toxin
|1 Silicon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes hallucinations.
|An incredibly potent hallucinogen designed to wreak havoc on the brain, resulting in disturbing hallucinations with long-term impacts on those given the drug - this drug is not pleasant, thus the name, and only hardcore addicts use the drug recreationally.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KCl}}Potassium Chloride
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 2 units
|
*If >20u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|A delicious salt that stops the heart when injected into cardiac muscle.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KClPh}}Potassium Chlorophoride
|1 Phoron, 1 [[#KCl|Potassium Chloride]], 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 4 units
|
*If >5u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|Potassium Chlorophoride is an expensive, vastly improved variant of Potassium Chloride. Potassium Chlorophoride, unlike the original drug, acts immediately to block neuromuscular junctions, causing general paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zombie}}Zombie Powder
|5 Copper, 5 Carpotoxin, 5 [[#Soporific|Soporific]] = 2 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
*Minorly damages organs.
*Inflicts weakness.
*Inflicts silence.
*Gives the autopsy scanner a fake report.
|A strong neurotoxin that puts the subject into a death-like state.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Experimental Reagents==
These reagents are wholly experimental in nature, and probably should not see widespread use outside of research.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Stimm}}Stimm
|1 Fuel, 5 [[Guide_to_Drinks#Coffee_Drinks|Rewriter]] = 6 units
|
*Increases running speed.
|A homemade stimulant with some serious side-effects.
|0.6u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mutagen}}Unstable Mutagen
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Radium = 3 units
|
*Deals radiation damage.
*May cause mutations.
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Venenum}}Venenum
|N/A, obtained through [[Uplink|less than legitimate means]]
|
*Randomizes appearance and name for every unit metabolized.
**Reverts patient back to original appearance once no more Venenum is metabolized.
|A thick tar like liquid that seems to move around on it's own every now and then. Limited data shows it only works when injected into the bloodstream.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A

|}

==Weapons==
Almost everything under this heading will invariably see use in combat of some sort. Synthesizing these reagents without good reason is pretty good grounds to get booted from your job <s>or the server</s>.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|EMP}}Electromagnetic Pulse
|1 Iron, 1 Uranium = 1 pulse
|
*Generates an EMP, frying and scrambling electronic equipment.
**The size of the pulse depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This reacts immediately on mixing, it creates a large electromagnetic pulse which affects all electronic devices. Also known as an 'EMP'.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Explosion}}Explosion
|1 Potassium, 1 Water = 1 explosion
|
*Generates an explosion.
**The size of the explosion depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This explodes immediately on mixing, which may knock you over or even kill you.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Flash}}Flash Powder
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1 flash
|
*Generates a flash.
|Creates a flash similar to that of a flashbang immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gunpowder}}Gunpowder
|1 Carbon, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1u Gunpowder
|
*Used as propellant for musket bullets.
|Flammable, explosive powder. Used in a drink recipe.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Napalm}}Napalm
|1 Aluminum, 1 Phoron, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 1 large fire
|
*Generates a fire surrounding the reagent container.
|Creates a large fire immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nitro}}Nitroglycerin
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Glycerol|Glycerol]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 2 units
|
*Regulates heart rate.
*Explodes spectacularly if thrown, dropped, heated, attacked, or splashed on anything.
|Nitroglycerin is a heavy, colorless, oily, explosive liquid obtained by nitrating glycerol.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polyacid}}Polytrinic Acid
|1 Potassium, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 3 units
|
*Deals severe brute damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|Polytrinic acid is a an extremely corrosive chemical substance.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Smoke}}Smoke Reaction
|1 Phosphorous, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 1 smokey boi
|
*Creates smoke around the reagent container.
*You can mix anything else inside before mixing the last reagent inside to make it smoke out as well.
|This creates a large cloud of smoke that will take on the properties of everything (if anything) in the container of the reaction.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thermite}}Thermite
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Iron = 3 units
|
*Melts walls if ignited.
|Thermite produces an aluminothermic reaction known as a thermite reaction. Can be used to melt walls.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zoranefire}}Zo'rane Fire
|2 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 2 [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]], 3 Phoron, 3 [[#Gel|Inert Gel]] = 1 unit
|
*Highly flammable.
|A highly flammable and cohesive gel once used commonly in the tunnels of Sedantis.
|}

==Miscellaneous Reagents==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Surfactant}}Azosurfactant
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly when mixed with water to spew foam out of the reagent container.
**You can mix anything else inside before mixing water inside to make it foam out as well.
|An isocyanate liquid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cardox}}Cardox
|1 Carbon, 1 Platinum, 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]] = 3 units
|
*Removes phoron from turfs and reagent containers.
**This includes a Vaurca's phoron reserve.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
|Cardox is a mildly toxic, expensive, NanoTrasen designed cleaner intended to eliminate liquid phoron stains from suits.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Condensed Capsaicin}}Condensed Capsaicin
|2u capsaicin, 5u Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Causes severe pain, visual impairment, and coughing.
|A chemical agent used for self-defense and in police work.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coolant}}Coolant
|1 Acetone, 1 Tungsten, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Industrial cooling substance.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryosilicate}}Cryosilicate
|1 Ice, 1 Sodium, 1 [[#Silicate|Silicate]] = 3 units
|
*Cools reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]].
*Significantly lowers body temperature.
|A bright cyan liquid consisting of strange self-cooling properties that reacts when exposed to water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine
|1 Ammonia, 1 Ethanol = 2 units
|
*Fertilizes plants.
|A secondary amine, mildly corrosive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Foam}}Foaming Agent
|1 Lithium, 1 Hydrazine = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing unless mixed into [[#MetalF|Metal Foam]].
|An agent that yields metallic foam when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Frost}}Frost Oil
|1 Ice Pepper = ~7 units
|
*Lowers body temperature.
*Removes 5u capsaicin per unit.
|A special oil that chemically chills the body. Extracted from Ice Peppers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glucose}}Glucose
|5 Nutriment, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 5 units
|
*Serves as nutriment.
|
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol
|1 Triglyceride, 2 Ethanol, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Glycerol is a simple polyol compound. Glycerol is sweet-tasting and of low toxicity.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gel}}Inert Gel
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Aluminium, 1 Sugar, 3 [[#Surfactant|Azosurfactant]] = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing.
| A particularly adhesive but otherwise inert and harmless gel.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Luminol}}Luminol
|2 Ammonia, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 6 units
|
*If injected/ingested:
**Does nothing.
*If sprayed on turfs:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue.
*If sprayed on objects:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue if also used with a UV light.
|A compound that interacts with blood on the molecular level.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MetalF}}Metal Foam
|3 Aluminum/Iron, 1 [[#Foam|Foaming Agent]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly to create a barrier of metal foam, size depending on how many reagents were used.
**Iron can make stronger walls.
|Creates lightweight metal foam walls. These can be easily torn through, but may be useful for plugging hull breaches.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MAP}}Monoammoniumphosphate
|1 Ammonium, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sodium, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 4 units
|
*Extinguishes fires.
*Lowers room temperature if it is too high.
|Commonly found in fire extinguishers, also works as a fertilizer.
|0.2u/tick, 2u touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|PBG}}Plant-B-Gone
|4 water, 1 toxin = 5 units
|
*Moderately damages organs.
**Damages Dionae greatly.
*Kills plants.
|A toxic mixture designed to kill plant-life.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Phoron Solidification}}Phoron Solidification
|5 iron, 5 frost oil, 20 phoron = 1 sheet of phoron.
|Turns liquid phoron to solid phoron.
|
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Plastic}}Plastic
|1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide_to_Hydroponics|Plasticide]] = 1 sheet of plastic
|
*Makes plastic.
|A recipe that makes sheets of plastic. You can obtain Plasticide from Plastellium mushrooms.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pyrosilicate}}Pyrosilicate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 Iron, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Silicate|Silicate]] = 4 units
|
*Warms reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Cryosilicate|Cryosilicate]].
*Significantly raises body temperature
|A bright orange powder consisting of strange self-heating properties that reacts when exposed to sodium chloride.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Silicate}}Silicate
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Reinforces glass.
|A compound that can be used to reinforce glass.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|NACL}}Sodium Chloride
|1 Sodium, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 2 units
|
*If ingested:
**Causes thirstiness.
**Absorbs alcohol.
*If injected:
**Does the above.
**Minorly damages organs.
|A salt made of sodium chloride. Commonly used to season food.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cleaner}}Space Cleaner
|1 Ammonia, 1 Water = 2 units
|
*Cleans stuff!
**Including blood!
**And resetting germ level!
*Wow!!!
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite!
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lube}}Space Lube
|1 Acetone, 1 Silicon, 1 Water = 4 units
|
*Makes the floor extremely slippery.
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Cleans blood!
**Doesn't clean anything else!
**Resets germ level!
*Wow!!! It's totally useless!
**Just use Space Cleaner!
|Sterilizine is a chemical product composed of bleach and anti-toxins which can thoroughly disinfect wound sites and any biohazardous waste.
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Syntimeat}}Syntimeat
|5 Blood, 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]] = 1 syntimeat
|
*Not actually a reagent; it is a recipe to create synthetic meat.
|Synthetic meat. Some call it a tasty alternative to actual meat, not realizing that there is no difference at all. Can be eaten, or used as biomatter for cloning pods.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium Solidification
|20 Uranium, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] = 1 sheet of uranium
|
*Makes solid uranium from liquid uranium.
|A recipe that makes sheets of uranium. You can obtain [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] from [[Guide to Hydroponics|ice peppers]].
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Virus}}Virus Food
|1 Milk, 1 Water, 1 sugar = 5 units
|
*If used in the incubator:
**Increases virus growth rate.
*If ingested:
**Functions as regular food.
**Doesn't make viruses already inside you any nastier, in case you were wondering.
|Used in Virology as a growth medium for viruses. Available from a wall dispenser in Virology.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|}

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Guide to Chemistry

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=Foreword=
Please note that this list '''does not cover every single chem'''; it's important to keep in mind that the wiki is not always up to date. If you notice that chemicals are missing, or their information is incorrect, as always please contact a wiki maintainer or staff so that it can be corrected, or better yet submit an edit yourself and wait for it to be approved.

In the mean time, [[Pharmacist|Pharmacists]] and most other medical staff have the '''Chemistry Codex''' on their PDAs, which has a list of every single chemical as well as its ingredients and catalysts (if any). While it does not show the side effects, metabolism rate, and so on like this guide does, it will always have an up-to-date listing of chemical recipes. If this guide is missing a chemical, use the codex until it is fixed.

=Chemistry Equipment=
===Chemical Dispenser===
The Chemical Dispenser is your go-to device for making everything. It's a reagent dispenser, and works the same way as all other dispensers - You put a container into it, in this case a Beaker of some sort, by holding the container in your hand and clicking the dispenser. Then once a container is in, click the dispenser with an empty hand to bring up the menu

The Chemical dispenser can dispense all kinds of elements and chemicals into the beaker. And when you put in the right ingredients for a recipe, they'll automatically react in the beaker and create the result. Some of the things in the dispenser even have effects on their own, without being made into compounds. For a full list of all the things that the dispenser can output, check the [[#Dispenser Chemicals|dispenser section]]

===ChemMaster 3000===
[[File:Chemmaster.gif|64px|left]]The ChemMaster 3000 is your tool for turning your beakerfuls of medicine, into a useable state, without having to give away your lab equipment. It's also used for analysing the contents of beakers, and for carefully removing parts you want to get rid of, to keep your mixtures pure.

To start, insert a beaker containing some chemical, and then click it with an empty hand to bring up a menu. In addition to holding a beaker, the ChemMaster can also hold a Pill Bottle (both simultaneously), more on these soon.

The Add to Buffer section is where all the juicy info is. It will show you a list of all the reagents inside the beaker, and their quantities. Beside each one are several options. Analyze will just bring up the description of that chemical, to tell you what it is and does. The rest of the buttons (1,5,10,all,custom) just control how much of that chemical you're going to move to the buffer.

The Buffer is the section between the horizontal lines. Imagine this as chemicals inside the ChemMaster. Once they're here, you can do several things with them.
*The Transfer To section shows where chemicals will go when you transfer them out of the buffer, click it to change the destination. They can either go back into the beaker, or they can go into the disposal
**This doesn't actually put them in the disposal, it just destroys them. Any reagents destroyed this way are gone forever, and cannot be recovered.
*Chemicals in the buffer will have the same number control options as those in the beaker. This just transfers them to either of the destinations mentioned above.
*The Create Bottle option will magically create a glass bottle, and put the contents of the buffer into it. The bottle is created outside of the ChemMaster and will appear on top of it. Bottles have a maximum capacity of 60u, so anything over that will still remain in the buffer.
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting bottle. Note that the bottle is transparent, and will take on the colour of the liquid inside it. You only choose the shape.
*The Create Pill option will create a single edible pill out of the buffer contents. Again, up to 60u total dosage. If an empty pill bottle is inserted into the ChemMaster, the pill will be created inside that bottle. Otherwise it will appear on top of the machine.
*The Create Multiple Pills option will create a number of pills that you get to specify. The contents of the buffer will be evenly divided amongst all the pills you make. And if a pill bottle is in the machine, the pills will be created inside it until it's full. Otherwise they appear on top in a big messy pile
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting pill(s). This will help people to tell your pills apart at a glance, which can be useful when you're making a bottle filled with a mixture of different pills.

Once you're done making pills and bottles, you'll probably want to make sure your beaker is empty again so you can make something new, if so be sure to transfer everything to the buffer. Once you eject the beaker, everything left in the buffer is destroyed.

If you've made a bottle of pills, don't forget to eject the pill bottle too, and then label it using the Hand Labeller.

===All-In-One Grinder===
[[File:Blender.png|64px|left]]The Grinder is your tool of choice for breaking down objects into reagents. You can put pills in it, to get back the chemicals they're made of. You can breakdown Phoron Crystals into liquid phoron. You can put fruits, vegetables, meals, meat etc into it as well. The results will be outputted into its beaker, which you can extract and stick in the ChemMaster to work with. It's good for undoing your mistakes if you make pills wrong, or for getting rare compounds (like carpotoxin) out of things that contain them. But making liquid phoron is the most common and important thing you'll use it for. Note that it will not break compounds back down into elements, nothing can do that.

===Refridgerated Medicine Storage===
[[File:Smartfridge.gif|64px|left]]A fancy Smart Fridge which exists as a wall block between the chem lab and medicine storage. This fridge is where you should put all the medicines and pills that you make, so that doctors can pick them up for usage. Things can be put in and taken out from all sides of it. It will only accept pills, pill bottles, and glass containers. And it has a nice little interface for dispensing things in quantity. It's also ID locked, and will only allow authorized medical staff to take things out, so anything you place there is safe from the grubby hands of drug-seeking assistants.

==Tools==
Smaller, hand-held things that you'll often use in chemistry.

===Beakers===
[[File:Beakerlarge.png|64px|left]][[File:Beaker.png|64px]] Beakers are the most important tool you have. They come in two sizes, normal and large. Normal beakers hold 60u, large beakers hold 120u.
Normal beakers can be found easily all over medical, and you have a box of six in your lab. Large beakers are much less common, you only have three - two on the tables, and one inside the grinder. They are precious, treasure them.

Beakers are used for putting into the dispenser to mix things, and then into the ChemMaster to make bottles and pills. Sometimes you'll need to use more than one to mix certain tricky things correctly.

If you end up losing them, more beakers can be made at the Autolathe in cargo.

===Dropper===
[[File:Dropper1.png|64px|left]]Droppers are a simple and occasionally used little tool. Their purpose is being one of very few reagent containers in the game which can transfer less than 5u per click.

Rightclick it in your hand and choose Set Transfer Amount. You can pick 1/2/3/4/5 units
Using it on a beaker when it's empty will draw the set quantity of reagents out of that beaker.
Using it on a beaker when it's not empty, will squeeze its contents out into the beaker.

The precision this affords is useful for a few complicated recipes, and especially for measuring out tiny amounts of phoron or similar valueable ingredients.

===Science Goggles===
[[File:ScienceGoggles.png|64px|left]]Science goggles are a completely unnecessary fashion accessory that are supplied on your table in the chemistry lab. They have three functions:
*They protect against acid splashes, halving damage you take from acid to the face.
*They provide 10% protection against anomalies, which is not relevant to a chemist at all.
*They can be turned on and off to toggle an obnoxious purple overlay. This does literally nothing except make you see purple. The other two effects work regardless of whether the overlay is on.

===Advanced Mass Spectrometer===
[[File:Adv_spectrometer.png|64px|left]]The Advanced Mass Spectrometer is your occasionally used tool for blood toxin testing. Rumour has it there was once a non-advanced Mass Spectrometer, but such a thing is definitely obsolete now.

To use it, take a blood sample from your patient with a syringe, and then use the syringe on the spectrometer. Then switch to it and click it in your hand to read the results. It should tell you the chemicals and quantities that are found in their blood. This is the only way to test blood samples, if you inject a blood sample into a beaker and check it in the ChemMaster, it will only show as blood.

Note that this tool can only be used for blood, if you have a beaker/bottle/syringe of something mysterious that isn't blood and you want to see what's in it, use the ChemMaster instead.

===Cryostasis Beaker===
[[File:noreact.gif|64px|left]]The Cryostasis Beaker is an advanced tool that you don't have to begin with. It can only be made in the R&D Lab in science, if you want some you have to ask them for it.

The cryostasis beaker holds 60u, and it has the special property of preventing chemical reactions inside it. Any elements or compounds placed into it will not react with each other. If there are any reactions waiting to happen, they'll occur as soon as the contents are transferred into another beaker, or transferred into the buffer of the ChemMaster

===Bluespace Beaker===
[[File:bluespaceBeaker.gif|64px|left]]The Chemist's favourite, a Bluespace Beaker will really make your day. It is another advanced tool that you don't start with, and must request from science. However it's somewhat hard to make, so they may not be able to reliably make them for you.

This high-tech beaker uses reality-distorting bluespace technology to create a tiny pocket dimension for storing chemicals, which in practical terms means it can store a tremendous 300u of reagents inside it, making it 250% of the capacity of a Large Beaker. This allows you to easily make much larger batches of medicine - five bottles at a time.

=Infographic and Information=
[[File:Chemistry_Medical_Aurora.png|thumb|left|alt=|This infographic teaches all of the basic Chems, it is highly recommended you keep it on hand if you're new.]]
A basic Chem infographic will be provided here, it is recommended to keep it on hand for new players; but beware, it only has the basic necessities of Chemistry, for advanced chems you will have to read further. ''Note: Spaceacillin has been split into multiple anti-microbials. [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]] and [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]]. Other than that, this infographic is still up to date.''

==Metabolism and Overdose==
Most medicines and chemicals designed for use in people have an overdose limit. If a person metabolizes more than this much of the chemical in a short time, they will suffer the overdose effect for that chemical, which is usually a bad thing. Overdose limits vary widely, but the most common value is 20 units.

The most common overdose effect is 'Toxins', the patient will suffer 0.2 points of toxins damage per second, as long as the medicine continues metabolizing in their system. This is only dependent on time, not on the quantity of the dose, so overdosing on medicines that metabolize slowly is far more dangerous, they'll keep poisoning the patient for longer.

It is important to note that metabolism is not the same as just putting the chemicals into a patient. All chemicals that are injected into, or fed to the patient, are stored harmlessly within their body until they can be properly absorbed, or 'metabolized'. This process happens at a variable rate for each chemical, but the most common metabolic rate is 0.2 units per proc, which works out to 0.1u per second

Overdose effects do not trigger until the patient has metabolized enough to reach the overdose limit, which may take several minutes.

Whenever this document mentions the word 'dose', it refers to how much has been metabolized into the patient, not how much has been injected into their blood.

Whenever a patient has fully metabolized all the volume of a drug that is present in their stomach or blood, the dose is instantly cleared, and the drug's effects are stopped. Even if they had overdosed before, once the dose is cleared its safe to administer more of the same thing.

==Catalysts==
Several of the more advanced chemistry recipes take an ingredient (usually phoron) which is marked as (Catalyst)

A Catalyst is a chemical which is required to help a chemical reaction, but does not become part of the finished result. Whenever a recipe involves a catalyst, the catalyst will be left over in the beaker, alongside the finished product. You can use the ChemMaster to extract the catalyst, put it in a bottle, and reuse it later.

=Chemicals=
Below this heading are multiple tables detailing each chemical that can be synthesized as well as their recipes and effects, among other things. Unless there is additional text in the overdose column, assume that overdosing on the chemical in question - if it can be overdosed on - will deal minor organ damage to the liver, assuming the liver is still alive to absorb the damage.
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==Dispenser Chemicals==
Unless otherwise stated, all basic chemicals listed below overdose at 20u. They are also all found in the dispenser, and have no recipe.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Acetone
|
*Moderately damages organs.
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
|A colorless liquid solvent used in chemical synthesis.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Aluminum
|
*Does nothing.
|A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ammonia
|
*Minorly damages organs.
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners. Poisonous to most lifeforms, lingers for a while if inhaled.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Carbon
|
*Removes 1u of another reagent per unit, if ingested.
*Makes turfs dirty if splashed on.
|A chemical element, the builing block of life.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Copper
|
*If patient is Skrell:
**Regenerates blood if ingested.
|A highly ductile metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ethanol
|
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
*If ingested:
**Causes drugginess.
**May cause hallucinations.
**Raises pulse.
**Damages organs in Unathi and Vaurca patients.
|A well-known alcohol with a variety of applications.
|0.2u/tick, 1u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrazine
|
*If ingested:
**Moderately damages organs.
**Unless they have a fuel cell augment, in which case it converts into nutrition.
*If inhaled:
**Minorly damages organs.
*If touched:
**Barely damages organs.
**Covers with flammable fuel.
|A toxic, colorless, flammable liquid with a strong ammonia-like odor, in hydrate form.
|0.04u/tick, 5u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrochloric Acid
|
*Deals moderate brute damage.
*Deals moderate burn damage.
*Minorly damages lungs if inhaled.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula HCl.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Iron
|
*If patient is neither Skrell nor Vaurca:
**Restores blood if ingested.
|Pure iron is a metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Lithium
|
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Causes drooling, among other things.
*Doesn't actually treat depression.
|A chemical element, used as antidepressant.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Mercury
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
*Causes weakness in doses greater than 8u.
|A poisonous chemical element, one of two that is a liquid at human room temperature and pressure.
|0.2u/tick, 0.08u inhaled, 0.02u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Phosphorous
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, the backbone of biological energy carriers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Potassium
|
*Raises pulse.
*Explodes if put in contact with water, purging all reagents from the container.
|A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Radium
|
*Irradiates the patient.
**Significantly increases the chance of curing disease, at the cost of severely damaging organs as a direct result.
*Spawns glowing goo if thrown onto turfs.
|Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Silicon
|
*Does nothing.
|A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sodium
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, readily reacts with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sugar
|
*Does nothing.
|The organic compound commonly known as table sugar and sometimes called saccharose. This white, odorless, crystalline powder has a pleasing, sweet taste.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Sulfur
|
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Restores blood.
|A chemical element with a pungent smell.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Sulfuric Acid {{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}
|
*Deals significant brute damage.
*Deals significant burn damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Tungsten
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, and a strong oxidizing agent.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Water
|
*Quenches thirst.
|A ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|2u/tick ingested
|N/A
|}
</div></div>

==Basic Medicines==
Basic medicines refers to medications that are either found in first aid kits/around the medbay, or are medicines that are used very, very often, and should be prioritized first-thing. Everything under this heading and beyond - up until the psychiatric medicines section - covers drugs and compounds that are beneficial to the body. Their entries are also color coded: red for brute, yellow for burn, green for toxins, blue for oxygen, lime for radiation, gray for genetic, purple for organs, pink for painkillers!
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Bicaridine}}Bicaridine
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate brute damage.
|Bicaridine is a complex medication which specifically targets damaged tissues and damaged blood vessels by encouraging the rate at which the damaged tissues are regenerated. Overdosing bicaridine allows the drug to take effect on damaged muscular tissues of arteries.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Butazoline|Butazoline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, 2% chance of healing arterial bleeding every two seconds when patient has a dose greater than 30u and is experiencing the overdose.
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Butazoline}}Butazoline
|1 Aluminum, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]] = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Butazoline, a recent improvement upon Bicaridine, is specialised at treating the most traumatic of wounds, though less so for treating severe bleeding.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]
|15u, does not have a chance of healing arterial bleeding
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coagzolug}}Coagzolug
|1 [[#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]], 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]] = 1 unit
|
*Slows down external bleeding by 30%, and arterial bleeding by 20%.
*Causes dizziness.
|A medicine that was stumbled upon by accident, coagzolug encourages blood to clot and slow down bleeding. An overdose causes dangerous blood clots capable of harming the heart..
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|10u, heart damage
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Dermaline}}Dermaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Phosphorous, 1 [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]] = 3
|
*Heals severe burn damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Dermaline is a recent improvement of kelotane, working in a similar way, though twice as effective. Dermaline is capable of recovering even the most dire of burnt tissues, being able to treat full-thickness burning.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]].
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin}}Dexalin
|2 Acetone, 0.1 Phoron, 1 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 50%.
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]].
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin is a complex oxygen therapeutic and is available OTC. The chemical utilises carbon nanostructures which cling to oxygen and, in pathological conditions where tissues are hypoxic, will oxygenate these regions.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|20u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin Plus}}Dexalin Plus
|1 Carbon, 1 Iron, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 80%
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]]
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin Plus was a ground-breaking improvement of Dexalin, capable of transporting several times the amount of oxygen, allowing it to have more clinical uses in treating hypoxia.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|15u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c4ffd1;'|{{anchor|Dylovene}}Dylovene
|1 Ammonia, 1 Potassium, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the liver from any amount of damage less than necrosis.
*Protects the liver and kidneys from poisons in the bloodstream. Increases the liver's filtration efficiency while poisoned.
*Removes the [[#Zombie Powder|Zombie Powder]] and Toxin reagents from the bloodstream. Metabolizes both them and itself more quickly in the process.
*Reduces hallucinations.
*Reduces drowsiness.
|Dylovene is a broad-spectrum over-the-counter antitoxin. It is used in response to a variety of poisoning cases, being able to neutralise and remove harmful toxins from the bloodstream.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, dehydration, hunger.
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Inaprovaline}}Inaprovaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the brain if oxygenation is above 85%.
*Slows external bleeding down by 20%.
*Prevents heart damage from chemically-induced tachycardia.
*Attempts to regulate heart beat.
*Reduces effects of low blood oxygenation.
*Reduces speed at which brain takes damage from low blood.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Inaprovaline is a cardiostimulant which stabilises myocardial contractility, working towards maintaining a steady pulse and blood pressure. Inaprovaline also acts as a weak analgesic.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, chest pain, very small chance of curing organ rejection completely
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Kelotane}}Kelotane
|1 Carbon, 1 Silicon = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate burn damage.
|Kelotane is a complex medication which specifically targets tissues which have been lost to severe burning by encouraging the rate at which these damaged tissues are regenerated.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Dermaline|Dermaline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, face disfiguration
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Tricordrazine}}Tricordrazine
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Depending on the temperature of the compound:
**Barely heals brute damage.
**Barely heals burn damage.
*Does nothing if inhaled.
|Tricordrazine is an old, though still useful, medication largely set aside following bicaridine and kelotane’s development. The drug increases the rate at which tissues regenerate, though far slower than modern medications.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|30u, causes itchiness.
|}

==Organ Regeneratives==
Organ regeneratives, as the name implies, refers to medicines that regenerate internal organs specifically. As such their use is a bit niche, but most make for necessary additions to any medbay.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Adipemcina}}Adipemcina
|1 Lithium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Potassium = 3 units
|
*Moderately heals the heart.
|Adipemcina is a complex, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which cells differentiate into myocardial cells. Adipemcina overdoses result in severe liver damage and vomiting.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, minor organ damage, vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Alkysine}}Alkysine
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*If blood oxygenation is greater than or equal to 85%:
**If dose is less than 2u:
***Significantly heals the brain.
***An IV drip is recommended.
**If dose is greater than 2u:
***Moderately heals the brain.
***Lightly kills pain.
***Causes dizziness.
*If blood oxygenation is less than 85%:
**Does nothing.
|Alkysine is a complex drug which increases cerebral circulation, ensuring the brain does not become hypoxic and increasing the rate at which neurological function returns after a catastrophic injury.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, hallucinations, paralysis/aphasia/imaginary friends
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine
|1 Carbon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Moderately heals the eyes.
*Reduces blurry vision.
*Removes temporary blindness.
|Oculine is a complex organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into those required to recover damage to ocular tissues. Imidazoline
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, hallucinations
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Peridaxon}}Peridaxon
|1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Minorly heals organ damage, on any organ.
**Does not heal the brain if it has greater than minor damage.
*Causes disorientation.
|Peridaxon is complex, broad-spectrum organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into organ cells to recover damaged organ tissues. The drug is hard on the body, leading to confusion and drowsiness.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, confusion, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Pneumalin}}Pneumalin
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]], 1 [[#Pulmodeiectionem|Pulmodeiectionem]] = 2 units
|
*Slightly oxygenates blood.
*Moderately heals the lungs.
*Lowers pulse.
*Fixes "rescued" lungs.
**All of this only works if inhaled.
|Pneumalin is a powerful, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which lung tissues are regenerated. Pneumalin only works when inhaled, and overdosing can lead to severe bradycardia.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, bradychardia
|}

==Detox and Side-Effect Antagonists==
This section covers medicines that help ''prevent'' organ damage or other harm, rather than treating it outright. Some of these also just cover medicines that can help a patient back onto their feet.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Arithrazine}}Arithrazine
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes extreme amounts of radiation.
*Has a 60% chance of dealing moderate brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae
|Arithrazine is a recent improvement of Hyronalin, rapidly destroying any ionised cells, though this often leads to collateral cell damage, resulting in contusions across affected parts of the body.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Asinodryl}}Asinodryl
|3 Water, 1 [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 5 Tungsten (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Reduces the chance of vomiting.
|Asinodryl is an anti-emetic medication which acts by preventing the two regions in the brain responsible for vomiting from controlling the act of emesis.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cetahydramine}}Cetahydramine
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]] = 2 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Prevents itching.
|Cetahydramine is a complex antihistamine medication available OTC which blocks the release of histamine, thus making it effective at suppressing allergies and sneezing. Cetahydramine can cause drowsiness in larger doses, making it an effective sleep aid.
|0.01u/tick, 0.2 ingested, 0.4 inhaled
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cytophenolate}}Cytophenolate
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1u Sugar = 3 units
|
*If the donor and recipient are of the same species but different blood types, 10 units or more of cytophenolate will gradually reduce the severity of organ rejection until it cures organ rejection entirely, switching the donated organ's blood type to that of the recipient.
**Cytophenolate is a slow acting drug, and patients need persistent doses until the rejection goes away.
*If the donor and recipient are of different species, cytophenolate will never cure the organ rejection only prevent the symptoms of the rejection form worsening.
*Actively hinders any antibiotics like [[#Thetamycin|thetamycin]]
|Cytophenolate is a new immunosuppressant drug designed for mitigating rejection effects from organ transplantations.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, weakness, dizziness, and vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ethylredoxrazine}}Ethylredoxrazine
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Neutralizes anything alcohol-related, preferably administered where the alcohol in question is.
*Reduces dizziness.
*Reduces drowsiness.
*Reduces stuttering.
*Reduces confusion.
|Ethylredoxrazine is a powerful medication which oxidises ethanol in the bloodstream, reducing the burden on the liver to complete this task. Ethylredoxrazine also blocks the reuptake of neurotransmitters responsible for symptoms of alcohol intoxication.
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Fluvectionem}}Fluvectionem
|1 Mercury, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Removes 4u of other reagents per unit.
*Minorly damages organs
*Barely damages organs for every unit of reagent purged.
**All of these effects are doubled if overdosed, and done twice as fast.
|Fluvectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the bloodstream of toxic reagents. The drug is capable of neutralising the most difficult of compounds and acts very fast, however it is inefficient and results in benign waste products that can be damaging to the liver. Calomel
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, see effects
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Hyronalin}}Hyronalin
|1 Radium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Removes significant amounts of radiation per unit.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae.
|Hyronalin is a complex anti-radiation medication which specifically targets ionised cells, reducing their cell division rate to prevent their growth before gradually destroying these afflicted cells.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pulmodeiectionem}}Pulmodeiectionem
|1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes 5u of other reagents in the lungs per unit.
*Barely damages the lungs.
*Causes coughing.
*Reduces oxygenation.
|Pulmodeiectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the lungs of toxic reagents by damaging the mucous lining of the bronchi and trachea, allowing particulate to be coughed out of the lungs. Pulmodeiectionem works only when inhaled and can cause long-term damage to the lungs.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|10u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine
|1 Lithium, 1 Sugar, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Mildly kills pain.
*Reduces weakness.
*Reduces paralysis.
*Reduces stunning.
*Removes [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]].
*Removes hallucinations.
*Removes blurry vision.
*Removes confusion.
*Moderately damages organs.
|Synaptizine is an advanced synaptic stimulant and nootropic which improves synaptic transmission and keeps one alert, giving it many clinical uses in the treatment of paralysis, weakness, narcolepsy and hallucinations. Synaptizine is difficult to metabolise and is hard on the liver.
|0.01u/tick
|N/A
|20u, seizures
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Verunol Syrup}}Verunol Syrup
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes vomiting if ingested.
*Minorly damages organs if injected.
|A complex emetic medication that causes the patient to vomit due to gastric irritation and the stimulating of the vomit centres of the brain.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Specialized Medicines==
Anything semi-common medicine that doesn't really fit into the other categories goes here. These are the niche-est of the niche, and they won't see very frequent use or synthesis.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Helmizole}}Helmizole
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Leporazine|Leporazine]] = 2 units
|
*Removes parasites from the brain
**After about 5 minutes, the parasite's symptoms are alleviated
**After about 7.5 minutes, the parasite is killed
|Helmizole is an anti-helminthic medication which combats parasitic worm infections, compromising their nervous system and inducing respiratory paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, causes parasite to develop drug resistance
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Carbon, 1 Sulfur = 2 units
|
*Heals hearing damage.
|TODO
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, terrible headaches
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine
|1 Copper, 1 Silicon, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Regulates body temperature.
*Regulates fevers.
|Leporazine is a complex medication which improves thermal homeostasis, stabilising and regulating the body’s core temperature. Leporazine often results in hyperventilation which should be monitored.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, lowers body temperature
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lipozine}}Lipozine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Radium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Quickly burns nutrition.
|A chemical compound that causes a powerful fat-burning reaction.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polysomnine}}Polysomnine
|3 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ethanol, 1 Water = 1 unit
|
*Sedates the patient.
*Minorly damages the liver.
|Polysomnine is a complex drug which rapidly induces sedation in preparation for surgery. Polysomnine’s sedative effect is fast acting, and sedated individuals wake up with zero amnesia regarding the events leading up to their sedation, however the only downside is how hard the drug is on the liver.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|RMT}}Regenerative-Muscular Tissue Supplements
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 unit
|
*Removes slowdown on unassisted Off-Worlders, and their subsequent flavor texts.
|RMT Supplement is a bioengineered, fast-acting growth factor that specifically helps recover bone and muscle mass caused by prolonged zero-gravity adaptations. It can also be used to treat chronic muscle weakness.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|30u, aching
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 Carpotoxin = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Heals significant burn damage.
*Heals significant gene damage.
*Slightly improves oxygenation.
*Restores blood.
*Minorly heals the liver.
*If dose is above 3 units:
**Treats disfiguration.
*If dose is above 10 units:
**Causes dizziness.
**Causes jitteriness.
|Rezadone is an extremely expensive, ground-breaking miracle drug. The compound is capable of treating all kinds of physical damage, disfiguration, as well as genetic damage. Excessive consumption of rezadone can lead to severe disorientation.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ryetalyn}}Ryetalyn
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]] = 2 units
|
*Instantly removes all mutations. Only 1 unit is necessary.
**Does '''NOT''' heal gene damage.
|Ryetalyn is a novel, highly advanced, broad-spectrum medication, developed by an independent team of Solarian scientists, which has varying clinical uses in treating genetic abnormalities including certain cancers, autoimmune conditions, and Hulk Syndrome.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Soporific}}Soporific
|4 Sugar, 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 5 units
|
*Sedates the patient.
|Soporific is highly diluted polysomnine which results in slower and more gradual sedation. This makes the drug ideal at treating insomnia and anxiety disorders, however is generally not reliable for sedation in preparation for surgery except in high doses.
|0.1u/tick, 0.033u inhaled
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Steramycin}}Steramycin
|2 [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]], 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]], 1 Radium = 2 units
|
*If infection has yet to show:
**Reduces germ level, the variable that triggers infections once it reaches 100
*If infection has manifested:
**Does nothing
|A preventative antibiotic that will stop small infections from growing, but only if administered early. Has no effect on internal organs, wounds, or if the infection has grown beyond its early stages.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, dizziness, minor toxins
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thetamycin}}Thetamycin
|1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Effects at <5u dosage
**Treats infections, the speed of recovery dependent on the severity of the infection.
*Effects at >=5u dosage
**Does the same as the above.
**Mild - and types of mild - infections are instantly cured.
**Prevents septic infections from spreading to other limbs.
|Thetamycin is a complex, broad-spectrum antibiotic developed to treat wound infections, organ infections, and septicaemia, even those caused by superbugs with high anti-bacterial resistances. Spaceacillin
|0.01u/tick, 0.4u inhaled
|N/A
|20u, dizziness, vomiting
|}

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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Antidexafen}}Antidexafen
| 1 Tungsten, 1 Carbon, 1 Water = 3 units
| * Lightly kills pain.
| A complex antitussive medication available OTC which is very effective at suppressing cough reflexes. The medication also acts as a very weak analgesic medication, leading to it being a very cheap recreational drug or precursor to other recreational drugs.
| 0.2u/tick, 0.4 inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, vomiting, twitching, drowsiness, brain damage
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Perconol}}Perconol
| 1 Sugar, 1 Water, 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]] = 3 units
| * Moderately kills pain. **Painkiller effect is slightly stronger if injected, rather than ingested. *Lowers fevers. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Perconol is an advanced, analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating minor-mild pain, inflammation and high fevers. The drug is available over-the-counter for treating minor illnesses and mild pain. Perconol is not effective when inhaled. Paracetamol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Mortaphenyl}}Mortaphenyl
| 1 Acetone, 1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 3 units
| *Effectively kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Mortaphenyl is an advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating mild-severe pain as a result of severe, physical injury. Mortaphenyl is not effective when inhaled. Tramadol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and nausea if BAC is greater than 0.03%, oxygen deprivation at 0.08%
| 15u, nausea, restricted breathing, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine
| Process and refine from opium poppies
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Morphine is a very strong medication derived from the opium plant. It is extremely effective at treating severe pain. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, morphine can be inhaled.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Tramarine}}Tramarine
| 1 Potassium Chloride, 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]], 5 Sodium (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Tramarine is a synthetic form of morphine developed by NanoTrasen early in its history, that can be used in its place for most medical purposes. It is known to be more dangerous however with alcohol, other opiods, or an overdose.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing, fever, increased pulse
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Oxycomorphine}}Oxycomorphine
| 1 [[#Morphine|Morphine]], 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units '''OR''' 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 1 [[#Tramarine|Tramarine]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Ludicrously kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Oxycomorphine is a highly advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is extremely effective at treating severe-agonising pain as a result of injuries usually incompatible with life. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, oxycomorphine can be inhaled. Oxycodone
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes intense hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and restricted breathing if patient's BAC is greater than 0.04% *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 10u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|}

==Resuscitators==
If a patient is in some pretty dire straits, and you've already taken care of the other damage, then these medicines will make sure they don't die. Hopefully. Maybe. If you're quick enough?
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Adrenaline}}Adrenaline
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], 1 [[#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]] = 3 units
|
*Significantly increases the chance that chest compressions (CPR) will restart the heart while in the bloodstream.
*Doses >5u have a chance to automatically restart the heart, if able. Consumes 5u each time this happens.
**Moderately damages the heart if restarted this way.
*Increases heart rate.
**Further increases as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Lightly kills pain.
**Painkiller effect diminishes as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Does nothing if inhaled or ingested.
|Adrenaline is a hormone used as a drug to treat cardiac arrest and other cardiac dysrhythmias resulting in diminished or absent cardiac output.
|0.2u/tick
|
*See [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]].
|20u, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Saline}}Saline Plus
|2 Water, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]], 0.5 Sugar, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 unit
|
*If injected:
**Hydrates the patient.
**Restores blood if dose is less than 2u.
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Does nothing.
|Saline Plus is an expensive improvement upon the various saline solutions of old. Saline Plus has wide clinical applications in the treatment of dehydration and hypovolaemia, with no more debates as to whether it is effective or not.
|1.5u/tick
|N/A
|5u, confusion, jitteriness
|}

==Cryogenics==
Cryo tube-specific medications go here. Anything under here is only effective if the patient's body has been chilled significantly.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Cataleptinol}}Cataleptinol
|1 [[#Alkysine|Alkysine]], 0.1 Phoron, 0.1 [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]] = 1 unit
|
*Barely heals the brain.
*Minorly heals the brain if patient's temperature is below 170K.
*Causes dizziness.
*Has a chance to cure the following, compounded by the amount metabolized:
**Dumbness
**Cerebral Blindness
**Cerebral Paralysis
**Colorblindness
**Aphasia
|Cataleptinol is a highly advanced, expensive medication capable of regenerating the most damaged of brain tissues. Cataleptinol is used in the treatment of dumbness, cerebral blindness, cerebral paralysis and aphasia. The drug is more effective when the patient’s core temperature is below 170K.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|15u, paralysis, aphasia, dumbness, weakness, colorblindness, imaginary friends
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone
|1 Water, 1 Acetone, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals significant gene damage.
**Heals significant brute damage.
**Heals significant burn damage.
**Heals significant hypoxia.
**Slightly heals organ damage.
|Cryoxadone is a ground-breaking and complex medication that, when acting on bodies cooler than 170K, is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Cryoxadone, alongside Clonexadone, are the backbones of the cloning industry.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Clonexadone}}Clonexadone
|1 Sodium, 1 [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]], 0.1 Phoron, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals extreme gene damage.
**Heals extreme brute damage.
**Heals extreme burn damage.
**Heals extreme hypoxia.
**Mildly heals organ damage.
|Clonexadone is a ground-breaking, complex medication that improved upon Cryoxadone. When acting on bodies cooler than 170K, the drug is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Clonexadone, alongside Cryoxadone, are the backbones of the cloning industry.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|}

==Psychiatric Medicines==
These particular drugs are much more niche in their use compared to the medicines above. They almost exclusively impact the mental state of the patient, either for good or ill, depending on how they're used. Do note that many of the effects being suppressed no longer exist, which means a lot of these medicines serve a roleplay purpose rather than a mechanical one, though any medicines that suppress stuttering and hallucinations do still work.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Corophenidate}}Corophenidate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = units
|
*Removes hallucinations.
*Suppresses the following:
**Imaginary friends.
**Phobias.
|Corophenidate is a new generation, psychoactive stimulant used in the treatment of ADHD and ADD. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of CNS stimulants. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and disruption of focus.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Emoxanyl}}Emoxanyl
|1 Ethanol, 1 Silicon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Concussions.
**Phobias.
|Emoxanyl is a novel, antioxidant medication which increases cerebral circulation and is used to treat anxiety, depression, concussion, and epilepsy. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Minaphobin}}Minaphobin
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobias.
|Minaphobin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nerospectan}}Nerospectan
|1 Silicon, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Monophobia.
**Imaginary friends.
**Speech impediments.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Nerospectan is an expensive, new generation anti-psychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Nerospectan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurapan}}Neurapan
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Stuttering.
**Speech impediments.
**Monophobia.
**Hallucinations.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Neurapan is a groundbreaking, expensive antipsychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Neurapan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.002u/tick
|
*If mixed with [[#Oxycomorphine|Oxycomorphine]] and overdosing:
**Causes deafness.
**Causes drowsiness.
**Causes confusion.
**Causes derealization
|10u, pacifism, blurred vision, derealization
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurostabin}}Neurostabin
|1 Iron, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Muscle weakness.
|Neurostabin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of psychoses, and also has clinical significance in treating muscle weakness. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and the development of phobias.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Orastabin}}Orastabin
|1 Sodium, 1 Tungsten, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobia.
**Stuttering.
|Orastabin is a new generation, complex psychoactive medication used in the treatment of anxiety disorders and speech impediments. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Parvosil}}Parvosil
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
|Parvosil is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Paxazide}}Paxazide
|1 [[#Parvosil|Parvosil]], 1 [[#Truth|Truth Serum]] = 1 unit
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Any intent except help.
**Attacking with objects.
|Paxazide is an expensive and unethical, psychoactive drug used to pacify people, suppressing regions of the brain responsible for anger and violence. Paxazide can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, though withdrawal symptoms are scarce.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Truth}}Truth Serum
|1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]], 0.1 Phoron = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Nothing.
*Gives many messages about how you should spill the beans.
|Truth Serum is an expensive and very unethical psychoactive drug capable of inhibiting defensive measures and reasoning in regards to communication, resulting in those under the effects of the drug to be very open to telling the truth.
|0.01u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Narcotics and Other Drugs==
Unlike everything above, everything in this heading is more or less harmful to the patient rather than beneficial. Nothing here is outright lethal, but frequent use and high dosages are not recommended!
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Co'qnixq Wuxi}}Co'qnixq Wuxi
|1 Wulumunusha, 1 Synaptizine, 1 emoxanyl = 3u
|
*Increases stamina.
*Increases concentration and motivation.
|Co'qnixq Wuxi, or Co'qnixq Nootropic, has existed since before Glorsh, and was developed as a cognitive enhancer for Skrell with on-set dementia. When taken, one's consciousness is heightened greatly alongside receiving mild energy boost. Frequently used as a 'smart drug' by students and scientists.
|0.05u/tick
|n/a
|10u, increases running speed, damages kidneys
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Krok}}Krok Juice
|1 Iron, 1 Welding Fuel, 2 [[Guide to Drinks#Non-Alcoholic_Drinks|Orange Juice]] = 4 units
|
*Causes malfunctions in prosthetic organs.
|An advanced Eridanian variant of ancient krokodil, known for causing prosthetic malfunctions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Hyperzine}}Hyperzine
|1 Sugar, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sulfur = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Increases pulse.
|Hyperzine is a complex cardio-synaptic stimulant drug designed to increase the performance of the body. Downsides include violent muscle spasms and tremors.
|0.03u/tick, 0.015u inhaled
|
*Starts Hyperzine's OD if [[#Adrenaline|Adrenaline]] is mixed.
|15u, hallucinations, moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Joy}}Joy
|1 neurapan, 2 heroin = 1 unit
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Reduces pain.
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes paralysis.
|An expensive and illegal drug often abused by those who find no other means to numb their physical and mental pains. A Joy addict is a truly sad sight.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightlife}}Nightlife
|1 [[#Corophenidate|Corophenidate]], 1 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]] at 200 Celsius = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes stuttering.
*Causes drugginess.
*Causes hallucinations.
*Removes drowsiness.
*Damages the heart, depending on dose.
|A liquid narcotic commonly used by the more wealthy drug-abusing citizens of the Eridani Federation. Works as a potent stimulant that causes extreme awakefulness. Lethal in high doses.
|0.04u/tick, 0.02u inhaled, 0.125u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Raskara}}Raskara Dust
|1 [[#MAP|Monoammoniumphosphate]], 1 [[#Cleaner|Space Cleaner]], 2 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] at 127 Celsius = 3 units
|
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Lightly kills pain.
*If injected:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Mildly kills pain.
|A powdery narcotic found in the gang-ridden slums of Biesel and Sol. Known for it's relaxing poperties that cause trance-like states when inhaled. Casual users tend to snort or inhale, while hardcore users inject.
|0.02u/tick, 0.04u inhaled, 0.06u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightshade}}Red Nightshade
|1 [[#Stimm|Stimm]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 0.1 Phoron = 1 unit
|
*Has a chance to moderately damage the brain.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes berserk, which includes the following:
**Red screen.
**Locking to harm intent.
**Inability to use complex items.
**Reseting pain.
***Reduces further pain.
**Ability to smash windows barehanded.
|An illegal combat performance enhancer originating from the criminal syndicates of Mars. The drug stimulates regions of the brain responsible for violence and rage, inducing a feral, berserk state in users.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Drugs}}Space Drugs
|1 Lithium, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Causes hunger.
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Mercury Monolithium Sucrose, or space drugs, is a potent relaxant commonly found in Ambrosia plants. Lasts twice as long when inhaled.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Xu'Xi Gas}}Xu'Xi Gas
|2 dexalin, 2 space drugs, 1 truth serum at 137 degrees Celsius = 5u
|
*Calms emotions.
*Causes suggestibility.
|A recreational drug hailing from Qerr'Malic that must be inhaled. It produces a mild high similar to Wulumunusha and is known to make users susceptible to persuasion. Most forms of Xu'Xi Gas found outside of the Nralakk Federation are cheap, synthetic substitutes. Only works when inhaled.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|}

==Poisons==
Compared to all of the reagents above, these reagents are without a doubt harmful to the body, and their use is highly regulated. Don't get caught with these!
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin
|1 Acetone, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes confusion.
*Causes hallucinations.
|Cryptobiolin causes confusion and dizzyness.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide
|N/A, can be found in apples.
|
*Rapidly depletes oxygen levels.
|A highly toxic chemical.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Dextrotoxin}}Dextrotoxin
|10 [[#Soporific|Soporific]], 5 Phoron, 3 Carpotoxin = 5 units
|
*Paralyzes all limbs.
|A complicated to make and highly illegal drug that cause paralysis mostly focused on the limbs.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene
|1 Acetone, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 2 units
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
|Impedrezene is a narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin
|1 Ammonia, 1 Hydrazine, 1 Tungsten, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
|Lexorin is a complex toxin that attempts to induce general hypoxia by weakening the diaphragm to prevent respiration and also by binding to haemoglobins to prevent oxygen molecules from doing the same.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mindbreaker}}Mindbreaker Toxin
|1 Silicon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes hallucinations.
|An incredibly potent hallucinogen designed to wreak havoc on the brain, resulting in disturbing hallucinations with long-term impacts on those given the drug - this drug is not pleasant, thus the name, and only hardcore addicts use the drug recreationally.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KCl}}Potassium Chloride
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 2 units
|
*If >20u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|A delicious salt that stops the heart when injected into cardiac muscle.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KClPh}}Potassium Chlorophoride
|1 Phoron, 1 [[#KCl|Potassium Chloride]], 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 4 units
|
*If >5u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|Potassium Chlorophoride is an expensive, vastly improved variant of Potassium Chloride. Potassium Chlorophoride, unlike the original drug, acts immediately to block neuromuscular junctions, causing general paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zombie}}Zombie Powder
|5 Copper, 5 Carpotoxin, 5 [[#Soporific|Soporific]] = 2 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
*Minorly damages organs.
*Inflicts weakness.
*Inflicts silence.
*Gives the autopsy scanner a fake report.
|A strong neurotoxin that puts the subject into a death-like state.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Experimental Reagents==
These reagents are wholly experimental in nature, and probably should not see widespread use outside of research.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Stimm}}Stimm
|1 Fuel, 5 [[Guide_to_Drinks#Coffee_Drinks|Rewriter]] = 6 units
|
*Increases running speed.
|A homemade stimulant with some serious side-effects.
|0.6u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mutagen}}Unstable Mutagen
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Radium = 3 units
|
*Deals radiation damage.
*May cause mutations.
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Venenum}}Venenum
|N/A, obtained through [[Uplink|less than legitimate means]]
|
*Randomizes appearance and name for every unit metabolized.
**Reverts patient back to original appearance once no more Venenum is metabolized.
|A thick tar like liquid that seems to move around on it's own every now and then. Limited data shows it only works when injected into the bloodstream.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A

|}

==Weapons==
Almost everything under this heading will invariably see use in combat of some sort. Synthesizing these reagents without good reason is pretty good grounds to get booted from your job <s>or the server</s>.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|EMP}}Electromagnetic Pulse
|1 Iron, 1 Uranium = 1 pulse
|
*Generates an EMP, frying and scrambling electronic equipment.
**The size of the pulse depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This reacts immediately on mixing, it creates a large electromagnetic pulse which affects all electronic devices. Also known as an 'EMP'.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Explosion}}Explosion
|1 Potassium, 1 Water = 1 explosion
|
*Generates an explosion.
**The size of the explosion depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This explodes immediately on mixing, which may knock you over or even kill you.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Flash}}Flash Powder
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1 flash
|
*Generates a flash.
|Creates a flash similar to that of a flashbang immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gunpowder}}Gunpowder
|1 Carbon, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1u Gunpowder
|
*Used as propellant for musket bullets.
|Flammable, explosive powder. Used in a drink recipe.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Napalm}}Napalm
|1 Aluminum, 1 Phoron, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 1 large fire
|
*Generates a fire surrounding the reagent container.
|Creates a large fire immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nitro}}Nitroglycerin
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Glycerol|Glycerol]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 2 units
|
*Regulates heart rate.
*Explodes spectacularly if thrown, dropped, heated, attacked, or splashed on anything.
|Nitroglycerin is a heavy, colorless, oily, explosive liquid obtained by nitrating glycerol.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polyacid}}Polytrinic Acid
|1 Potassium, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 3 units
|
*Deals severe brute damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|Polytrinic acid is a an extremely corrosive chemical substance.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Smoke}}Smoke Reaction
|1 Phosphorous, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 1 smokey boi
|
*Creates smoke around the reagent container.
*You can mix anything else inside before mixing the last reagent inside to make it smoke out as well.
|This creates a large cloud of smoke that will take on the properties of everything (if anything) in the container of the reaction.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thermite}}Thermite
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Iron = 3 units
|
*Melts walls if ignited.
|Thermite produces an aluminothermic reaction known as a thermite reaction. Can be used to melt walls.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zoranefire}}Zo'rane Fire
|2 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 2 [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]], 3 Phoron, 3 [[#Gel|Inert Gel]] = 1 unit
|
*Highly flammable.
|A highly flammable and cohesive gel once used commonly in the tunnels of Sedantis.
|}

==Miscellaneous Reagents==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Surfactant}}Azosurfactant
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly when mixed with water to spew foam out of the reagent container.
**You can mix anything else inside before mixing water inside to make it foam out as well.
|An isocyanate liquid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cardox}}Cardox
|1 Carbon, 1 Platinum, 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]] = 3 units
|
*Removes phoron from turfs and reagent containers.
**This includes a Vaurca's phoron reserve.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
|Cardox is a mildly toxic, expensive, NanoTrasen designed cleaner intended to eliminate liquid phoron stains from suits.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Condensed Capsaicin}}Condensed Capsaicin
|2u capsaicin, 5u Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Causes severe pain, visual impairment, and coughing.
|A chemical agent used for self-defense and in police work.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coolant}}Coolant
|1 Acetone, 1 Tungsten, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Industrial cooling substance.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryosurfactant}}Cryosurfacant
|1 Ice, 1 Sodium, 1 [[#Surfactant|Surfactant]] = 3 units
|
*Cools reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]].
|A bright cyan liquid consisting of strange self-cooling properties that reacts when exposed to water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine
|1 Ammonia, 1 Ethanol = 2 units
|
*Fertilizes plants.
|A secondary amine, mildly corrosive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Foam}}Foaming Agent
|1 Lithium, 1 Hydrazine = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing unless mixed into [[#MetalF|Metal Foam]].
|An agent that yields metallic foam when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Frost}}Frost Oil
|1 Ice Pepper = ~7 units
|
*Lowers body temperature.
*Removes 5u capsaicin per unit.
|A special oil that chemically chills the body. Extracted from Ice Peppers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glucose}}Glucose
|5 Nutriment, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 5 units
|
*Serves as nutriment.
|
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol
|1 Triglyceride, 2 Ethanol, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Glycerol is a simple polyol compound. Glycerol is sweet-tasting and of low toxicity.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gel}}Inert Gel
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Aluminium, 1 Sugar, 3 [[#Surfactant|Azosurfactant]] = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing.
| A particularly adhesive but otherwise inert and harmless gel.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Luminol}}Luminol
|2 Ammonia, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 6 units
|
*If injected/ingested:
**Does nothing.
*If sprayed on turfs:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue.
*If sprayed on objects:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue if also used with a UV light.
|A compound that interacts with blood on the molecular level.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MetalF}}Metal Foam
|3 Aluminum/Iron, 1 [[#Foam|Foaming Agent]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly to create a barrier of metal foam, size depending on how many reagents were used.
**Iron can make stronger walls.
|Creates lightweight metal foam walls. These can be easily torn through, but may be useful for plugging hull breaches.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MAP}}Monoammoniumphosphate
|1 Ammonium, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sodium, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 4 units
|
*Extinguishes fires.
*Lowers room temperature if it is too high.
|Commonly found in fire extinguishers, also works as a fertilizer.
|0.2u/tick, 2u touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|PBG}}Plant-B-Gone
|4 water, 1 toxin = 5 units
|
*Moderately damages organs.
**Damages Dionae greatly.
*Kills plants.
|A toxic mixture designed to kill plant-life.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Phoron Solidification}}Phoron Solidification
|5 iron, 5 frost oil, 20 phoron = 1 sheet of phoron.
|Turns liquid phoron to solid phoron.
|
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Plastic}}Plastic
|1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide_to_Hydroponics|Plasticide]] = 1 sheet of plastic
|
*Makes plastic.
|A recipe that makes sheets of plastic. You can obtain Plasticide from Plastellium mushrooms.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pyrosilicate}}Pyrosilicate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 Iron, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Silicate|Silicate]] = 4 units
|
*Warms reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Cryosurfacant|Cryosurfactant]].
|A bright orange powder consisting of strange self-heating properties that reacts when exposed to sodium chloride.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Silicate}}Silicate
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Reinforces glass.
|A compound that can be used to reinforce glass.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|NACL}}Sodium Chloride
|1 Sodium, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 2 units
|
*If ingested:
**Causes thirstiness.
**Absorbs alcohol.
*If injected:
**Does the above.
**Minorly damages organs.
|A salt made of sodium chloride. Commonly used to season food.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cleaner}}Space Cleaner
|1 Ammonia, 1 Water = 2 units
|
*Cleans stuff!
**Including blood!
**And resetting germ level!
*Wow!!!
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite!
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lube}}Space Lube
|1 Acetone, 1 Silicon, 1 Water = 4 units
|
*Makes the floor extremely slippery.
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Cleans blood!
**Doesn't clean anything else!
**Resets germ level!
*Wow!!! It's totally useless!
**Just use Space Cleaner!
|Sterilizine is a chemical product composed of bleach and anti-toxins which can thoroughly disinfect wound sites and any biohazardous waste.
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Syntimeat}}Syntimeat
|5 Blood, 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]] = 1 syntimeat
|
*Not actually a reagent; it is a recipe to create synthetic meat.
|Synthetic meat. Some call it a tasty alternative to actual meat, not realizing that there is no difference at all. Can be eaten, or used as biomatter for cloning pods.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium Solidification
|20 Uranium, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] = 1 sheet of uranium
|
*Makes solid uranium from liquid uranium.
|A recipe that makes sheets of uranium. You can obtain [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] from [[Guide to Hydroponics|ice peppers]].
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Virus}}Virus Food
|1 Milk, 1 Water, 1 sugar = 5 units
|
*If used in the incubator:
**Increases virus growth rate.
*If ingested:
**Functions as regular food.
**Doesn't make viruses already inside you any nastier, in case you were wondering.
|Used in Virology as a growth medium for viruses. Available from a wall dispenser in Virology.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|}

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Guide to Medicine

2024-03-14T22:00:25Z

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{{TrailingMechanics}}
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Your job as a member of the medical staff is to keep your patients alive.
'''
If the patient's brain is alive, the patient is alive.

If the patient's brain dies, they are dead and can never be brought back.

Therefore, your main goal is to protect the patient's brain. Everything else is secondary.'''

=Anatomy=
The body is composed of body parts connected to one another; each body part can contain bones and/or organs. If a body part is damaged, any organs or bones within may also be damaged.
*'''Head''': Contains the skull, [[#brain|brain]], and [[#eyes|eyes]].
*'''Torso''': Contains the ribs, [[#heart|heart]], and [[#lungs|lungs]].
**'''Arms''': Connected to the torso. Contains bones.
***'''Hands''': Connected to the arms. Contains bones.
*'''Lower Body''': Contains the pelvis, [[#stomach|stomach]], [[#liver|liver]], [[#kidneys|kidneys]], and [[#appendix|appendix]].
**'''Legs''': Connected to the lower body. Contains bones.
***'''Feet''': Connected to the legs. Contains bones.

Organs interact with one another:
* The heart pumps blood to the other organs, most importantly the brain. If it does not pump, the brain cannot access oxygen from the blood and begins to die.
* The lungs oxygenate the blood. If the blood is not oxygenated, it is useless to the brain, which begins to die.
* The liver protects the other organs from being damaged by generalized toxins. The more it is damaged, the more toxins can damage the other organs. Damaged organs cannot function as well.
* The stomach receives and processes reagents which may help or harm the other organs.
* Any body part that becomes infected or gangrenous will release toxins, damaging other organs.

{{anchor|brain}}==Brain==
The more damaged the brain is, the closer to death the patient gets. Therefore, the more an injury harms the other organs' ability to support the brain, the more urgent it is.

*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Headaches, blurred vision, dizziness, fainting, paralysis.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Trauma, low oxygen, toxins.
*'''Repair:''' [[Guide to Chemistry|Medication]] and [[Surgery#Internal_Organ_Repair|organ repair surgery]].

The brain starts out with an integrity of 100%. Brain injury lowers that number. If brain integrity reaches 0%, your patient is brain dead. There's no coming back from brain death.

===Causes of Brain Damage===
====Low oxygen====
The brain gets its oxygen from the blood. Blood oxygenation below 85% will start to damage the brain; blood oxygenation below 40% damages the brain at a faster rate.

====Direct Harm====
If the head is damaged, the brain may be damaged. Beyond the obvious burns, bullets, and bludgeons, the brain can also be damaged if someone moves around with a broken skull or an object lodged in their head.

====Toxins====
Even if the brain gets plenty of oxygenated blood, organ-damaging toxins will still harm it. Some toxins damage the brain directly, bypassing the liver and kidneys.

===Treating Brain Damage===
* [[Guide_to_Medicine#Stabilizing_Patients|Stabilize]] the patient.
* If toxins in the body are damaging the brain, remove them.
* Repair other organs. If the other organs cannot support the brain, the brain will continue to degrade.
* Repair the brain.
** Mild brain damage will resolve with restoration of blood flow and inaprovaline.
** Moderate brain damage can be treated with Alkysine or Peridaxon.
** Moderate to severe brain damage can be treated with surgery. Be aware that if you have not re-established blood flow to the brain, repairing the brain directly with surgery can cause scarring. This weakens the brain, making it more vulnerable to injury in the future.

{{anchor|heart}}==Heart==
The heart keeps your blood flowing. If blood doesn't flow, oxygen doesn't reach the other organs; if the brain doesn't get oxygen, it gets damaged.

*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Low blood oxygen, sharp chest pain, weak or high pulse rate.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Chest trauma, damage from a high pulse rate, lung injury, brain damage, toxins and some drugs.
*'''Repair:''' Perform [[Surgery]] or administer [[Chemistry|Peridaxon]] or [[Chemistry|Adipemcina]].

When the patient's heart stops, it's called [[Guide to Medicine#Cardiac_Arrest|Cardiac arrest]].

The patient's [[Guide to Medicine#Pulse_Rate|heart rate]] helps indicate their physical health.

{{anchor|lungs}}==Lungs==
Provides oxygen to the bloodstream. Damage increases the air pressure needed to sustain optimal oxygenation.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Hypoxia, gasping, sharp chest pain, coughing up blood, weak respiration upon examination with a stethoscope.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Over/underpressurized atmosphere, phoron exposure, general organ damage, trauma to the chest.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|Peridaxon]], [[Chemistry|Pneumalin]], [[Surgery#Internal_Organ_Repair|organ Surgery]], emergency reinflation via pen or syringe (in case of collapsed lung and no doctors).

The patient's [[Guide to Medicine#Blood_Oxygen|blood oxygen]] level helps indicate their physical health.

{{anchor|liver}}==Liver==
The first line of defense against poisons, the liver reduces intoxication and prevents other organs from taking damage from poisons as long as it's still working.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Vomiting, other organs taking damage from general toxins.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' High level of toxin damage, heavy alcohol consumption, direct trauma to the lower body.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Dylovene]] (at 10 liver damage and below); surgery; Peridaxon.

Toxins damage the liver first, then the kidneys; the more damaged these organs are, the more the toxins will get through to damage other organs, including the brain.

{{anchor|eyes}}==Eyes==
Provides sight.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Blurry vision, no vision, sharp head pain, damaged/unresponsive pupils upon examination with a pen light.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Welding without protection, phoron exposure, physical trauma.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Organ_Regeneratives|Oculine]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Organ_Regeneratives|Peridaxon]], or surgery.

{{anchor|kidneys}}==Kidneys==
Filters your blood.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Phosphorus buildup in the bloodstream and eventual phosphorus poisoning.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Physical trauma, toxin damage to organs.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|Peridaxon]] or surgery.

{{anchor|appendix}}==Appendix==
Serves no function other than to get infected and make you miserable.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Pain, fever.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Appendicitis, direct trauma to the lower body.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Surgery#Organ_Removal.2FTransplantation|Surgical removal]].

=Vital Signs=
Vital signs are measurable things that tell you what's wrong with your patient, so you can treat it.

==Blood oxygen==
Your patient's '''blood oxygenation''' is a number from 0-100% which can be checked with a health scanner or body scanner. An estimate of blood oxygenation is visible over sensors.

Causes of low blood oxygenation include:
* There is not enough blood in the bloodstream. Restore blood volume with [[Guide_to_Medicine#IV_Drip|IV drips]].
* The blood is not carrying oxygen. Either the lungs are damaged, or there is not enough oxygen in the air around the patient. If the lungs are damaged, [[Chemistry|Dexalin (Plus)]] can bypass the lungs and provide oxygen to the blood directly.
* Blood is not being pumped effectively because the heart is damaged, or has stopped. This causes low oxygenation even with working lungs and 100% blood volume.

==Pulse==
Monitor pulse rate with a medical scanner, or over sensors if they are enabled. The pulse can also be taken manually with a right-click menu item.

If the pulse rate is low, the patient is likely under the influence of a sedative, or has a low body temperature.

A high pulse rate can be caused by low blood oxygen, severe pain, or various chemicals. It is more dangerous than a low pulse rate.
*Above '''150 BPM''', the heart begins to accumulate damage. A damaged heart causes reduced blood oxygenation until healed.
*Above '''250 BPM''', the heart may stop.

Patients in severe pain may go into shock, which can cause the heart to stop. Lower their pulse rate with [[Chemistry|Inaprovaline]] and/or [[Chemistry|Perconol/Mortaphenyl/Oxycomorphine]].

==Breathing==
Check your patient's breathing by examining them.

If a patient is gasping for breath, they have [[Guide to Medicine#Hypoxia|Hypoxia]].

==Body Temperature==
A patient's body temperature shows up on suit sensors, health scanner, and body scanner.

A low temperature indicates hypothermia or exposure to substances that lower the body temperature.

A high temperature indicates heat stroke (such as from exposure to very hot air or fire), infection, or exposure to substances that raise body temperature.

Be aware that different species have different normal body temperatures.

==Reagents Present==
Reagents in a patient's body may be found in the stomach, bloodstream, or lungs. A health scanner will show the presence of medication and non-medical substances in the blood or stomach, but not the lungs; a breath scanner can be used to check the lungs. A body scanner shows which substances are present more precisely. Reagents can be removed from the blood via dialysis, from the stomach via a stomach pump, or from the lungs by administering Pulmodeiectionem.

If a substance has already been metabolized, it will not show up on scans; but drawing and analyzing a blood sample with the chemical analyzer can identify it. This is relevant if you need to know how the damage was done, especially if the threat still exists and you may have more patients with the same problem.

=Equipment=
At the beginning of each shift, you should gather your equipment. Below is a summary of what tools you will need as each medical job. It does not matter how you store your equipment as long as it is quickly and easily accessible to you. In a similar vein, this list is a guideline. You can add or drop items as you see fit.

'''Equipment for a First Responder:'''
* Health analyser
* Advanced trauma kits (ATKs) and advanced burn kits (ABK)
* Essential medicines (see [[Guide to Medicine#Drugs|Drugs]])
* Roller bed
* Stasis bag
* Stabilizer harness
* Portable Defibrillator
* First responder belt
* Hypospray
* Global positioning device (GPS)
* Stationbound radio
* Crowbar
* Nitrile gloves
* Pneumalin autoinhaler
'''Equipment for a physician or surgeon:'''
* Health analyser
* Advanced trauma kits (ATKs) and advanced burn kits (ABKs)
* Essential medicines (see [[Guide to Medicine#Drugs|Drugs]])
* Stethoscope
* Penlight
* Medical belt
* Hypospray
* Nitrile gloves
* Stabilizer harness
* Defibrillator

All of these can be found in a NanoMed, the medical locker room on Deck 3, or the storage room directly to the right of the GTR entrance. First responders can also find their equipment in their bay directly north of the storage room.

For a first responder, it's recommended you choose drop pouches or medical rigs in the character loadout (under the Accessories tab). Drop pouches will add three extra storage slots, and medical rigs or jackets will add two.

==[[File:Bottles.gif]]Drugs==
Visit the [[Guide to Chemistry]] to get a good idea of what each medicine can do.

The most used medications are:
* '''Inaprovaline''', available from Medical vending machines and in the autoinjector issued to each crew member in their emergency box. Probably the most important single medication, inaprovaline stabilizes heart rate, slows brain damage (and helps heal mild brain damage if the blood is fully oxygenated), and reduces pain. If in doubt, inject inaprovaline.
*'''Dexalin Plus/Dexalin''' oxygenate the blood, even if the lungs are not working. Dexalin Plus, available from the pharmacy, raises blood oxygen higher than Dexalin, available from low-oxygen first aid kits.
* '''Dylovene''', available from Medical vending machines, toxin first-aid kits, and in pill form in some wall lockers. Dylovene buys you time when treating poisoning by protecting the liver from damage and healing mild liver damage. However, it mixes with Inaprovaline to create Tricordrazine. Inject both, and you'll have the benefits of neither.
* '''Butazoline/Bicaridine/Tricordrazine''', in order of decreasing effectiveness, are used to heal physical damage, including bruises and cuts. Butazoline and bicaridine can be obtained from the pharmacy; Tricordrazine is made by mixing dylovene and inaprovaline in equal parts.
*'''Dermaline/Kelotane/Tricordrazine''', in order of decreasing effectiveness, heal burns. Dermaline is available from the pharmacy; kelotane can be found in burn first-aid kits; tricordrazine can be made by mixing dylovene and inaprovaline in equal parts.
*'''Mortaphenyl/Perconol''' are painkillers. Mortaphenyl reduces severe pain, but causes drowsiness and dizziness; it is available from the pharmacy or in pill form from some of the first aid wall lockers in Medical. Perconol reduces mild pain, but without causing intoxication; it is available from Medical vending machines.

==Tools==
Medicine depends heavily on the tools available.

Without tools, or in the field, you may use your eyes and hands to examine a patient.
*'''Examining''' - Examining is simply done by shift clicking the patient, or using the right-click context menu and clicking Examine.
**'''Bleeding'''
***'''Bleeding cut on limb''' - They're obviously bleeding from the limb in question.
***'''Blood soaking under clothing''' - They are bleeding under the clothing in question. For uniforms this can mean their upper or lower body.
**'''Brute Damage'''
***'''Bruise''' - Patient was attacked with a blunt object. Ranges from tiny to monumental.
***'''Cut''' - Patient was attacked with a sharp object. Ranges from scabs to massive flesh wounds. High chance of bleeding.
***'''Puncture''' - Patient was likely shot. Ranges from punctures to gaping holes. High chance of bleeding.
**'''Burn Damage''' - Patient was burned by cold, heat, or electricty. Ranges from skins to carbonized limbs.

*'''Grabbing''' - Grab examines are done by grabbing someone and clicking on them with the grab in hand on help intent. You do not need to let go and grab again when switching which limb to examine.
**'''Wounds''' - Will inform you of any burns and bruises on the target limb. See above.
**'''Bones''' - Will inform you if the patient's limb is broken or not.
**'''Skin'''
***'''Reddened and Warm''' - Patient has a septic infection on the limb in question.
***'''Unhealthy Discoloration''' - Patient has high toxins.
***'''Unusually Pale''' - Patient has moderate hypoxia.
***'''Decaying Limb''' - Patient's limb is necrotic.

===[[File:Burnkit.png]]Advanced Burn Kit===
Advanced burn kits treat burns, speeding healing and preventing infection if used soon after the burns are inflicted. Each advanced burn kit stack includes five applications.

They are a more effective version of Ointment. They can be found in the vendors in Medical; most Medical personnel are issued a first-aid kit that contains advanced burn kits.

===[[File:Traumakit.png]]Advanced Trauma Kit===
Advanced trauma kits treat brute damage, speeding healing and preventing infection. Applying an ATK stops bleeding (though not internal bleeding). They are also used in surgery to repair organs.

They are a more effective version of the roll of gauze. They can be found in the vendors in Medical; most Medical personnel are issued a first-aid kit that contains advanced trauma kits. Advanced trauma kits are also found on trays of surgical tools in the operating rooms.

===[[File:Breathanalyzer.png]]Breath Analyzer===
Tests lung function and detects reagents in the lungs, including alcohol in the patient's blood.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! 
'''Breath Sample Results:''' 
Subject oxygen levels nominal. 
Subject lung health nominal. 
Blood Alcohol Content: 0 '''[NORMAL]'''

|}

*'''Oxygen Levels''': Whether the lungs are processing oxygen. Different from blood oxygen.
*'''Lung Health''': Whether lungs are damaged; whether a lung is ruptured (pneumothorax).
*'''BAC''': How much alcohol has made its way into the blood, usually from drinking alcoholic drinks. Extreme BAC (.12 or more) is associated with alcohol poisoning.

===[[File:Defibunit.png|32px]]Defibrillator===
Used to restart the heart with an electric shock. To use, hold the defibrillator (or, in the case of the compact defibrillator given to First Responders, attach it to your belt), click to pull off the paddles, select the paddles to put one in each hand, and click the patient while on help intent. The patient must have nothing obstructing the chest, such as body armor. After 2 short delays, an electric shock will be applied to the patient. The defibrillators need a short recharge period before they can be used again, as indicated by the green light on the paddles and a beeping noise.

If there are any complications with applying the defibrillator, such as low blood volume (<30%), brain death, heart damage, or an inorganic body (IPCs), the device will flash a warning of the issue.

'''NOTE:''' After 2 minutes have passed following the patient's heart stopping, brain damage will occur after a successful defibrillation. After 8 minutes, the defibrillator is useless.

It is useful to know that the heart will immediately crash after restarting under the following conditions:
*The underlying issue (pain, severe oxygen loss, severe heart damage, etc.) has not been treated
*Brain Activity is below 30%
In both situations, apply CPR and administer medication to treat the issue. It may be useful during the latter issue to continuously apply the defibrillator until Brain Activity has risen enough to support a pulse. Just make sure the defibrillator does not run out of charge.

===[[File:Dropper.png|32px]]Dropper===
Used to measure out small amounts of reagents; right-click to set transfer amount. Can be used to administer medication through the eyes.

===[[File:Healthanalyzer.gif]]Health Scanner===
A handheld health analyzer reads vital signs better than suit sensors, but not as well as the full-body scanner. To use, hold in your hand and click on your patient. Vital signs are color-coded green (normal), yellow (abnormal), and red (critical).

Readings include:
* Brain activity, from 0-100%.
* Pulse rate in beats per minute.
* Blood pressure.
* Blood oxygenation, from 0-100%.
* Body temperature.
* Severe organ damage.
* Presence or absence of life-threatening pain.
* Burns and brute damage for each body part.
* Presence or absence of broken bones, but not their location.
* Presence or absence of internal bleeding, but not its location.
* Reagents present in the blood. Only medical reagents are identified.
* Presence or absence of reagents in the stomach.

The handheld health analyzer will not detect radiation level, infections, mild organ damage, dislocations, eye damage, genetic damage, or reagents in the lungs.

===[[File:Hypo.png|32px]]Hypospray===
Reusable, self-sterilizing syringe. Holds 15u. Pour medication into it and click on the patient to inject 5u. The CMO is issued an advanced hypospray.

===[[File:Penlight.png]]Penlight===
The penlight diagnoses problems with the eyes. Aiming at the eyes and clicking the patient with a penlight in hand will tell you about their eyes.
*'''Their eyes narrow''' - Patient's eyes are fine and functioning normally.
*'''Visible damage''' - Self explanatory.
*'''Slow reaction''' - Blurry vision.
*'''Delay between both eyes''' - Brain damage.
*'''Pinpointed pupils''' - Opiates.
*'''Dilated pupils''' - Other recreational drugs.
*'''Glowing''' - Patient has a mutation.
*'''No reaction''' - The patient is dead or their eyes are damaged beyond function.

===[[File:Medicalbelt.png]]Medical Belt===
A medical belt stores medication bottles and small medical tools. Has seven slots.

===[[File:MedGlasses.png]]Medical HUD===
Wearing a medical HUD displays your patient's pulse line above their heads. If you are wearing a HUD, you can examine a patient to view their records, add comments to their record, or add a physical status like "SSD" or "Deceased".

*A patient with a green line and a steady pulse line has a healthy beats per minute (BPM).
*A patient with yellow, rapidly pulsing line has an elevated pulse; this means their heart is beating rapidly, probably due to pain or hypoxia.
*A patient with a red, flickering line has a rapid, weak heart rate. They are going into shock.
*A patient with a flat, flashing red line is in cardiac arrest. They need immediate attention.
*A patient with a blue line and slowed heartbeat has a lowered BPM. This is generally caused by recreational drugs and sedatives.
*A patient with a black line has no heart activity at all. They are either dead, have an artificial heart, or are from a species that does not have a heart.

===[[File:Rollerbed.png|32px]]Roller bed===
A roller bed transports patients safely without having to drag them (which causes more injury) or carry them (which is slow). Put the bed down by holding it in your hand and clicking on the floor where you want it. Ctrl+click the bed, then click-drag a patient onto the bed and you can start running without having to hunt for pixels to pull it. Can fit on the suit storage slot of the Rescue RIG.

A vitals monitor can be attached to a roller bed. It displays consciousness status, brain activity, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and blood volume.

===[[File:Med_harness.png|32px]]Stabilizer Harness===
Put this on a patient (in the suit slot) and it will automatically perform CPR if the patient's heart or breathing stops. Each stabilizer harness contains a battery and air tank, which can run out of charge or air and need charging or filling.

===[[File:Stethoscope.png]]Stethoscope===
The stethoscope monitors the heart and lungs. Aiming at the chest and clicking the patient with a stethoscope in hand will tell you about their heart and lungs. The stethoscope can be attached to your jumpsuit.
*Right-clicking and toggling Examination Mode will automatically use the stethoscope on someone if they are on an adjacent tile and you examine them.
*'''Heart'''
**'''Irregular pulse''' - Heart damage.
**'''No pulse''' - The patient is dead, or in cardiac arrest. [[Changeling|Or they're playing possum.]]
**'''Normal pulse''' - Heart is healthy.
*'''Circulatory Pump'''
**'''Sputtering pump''' - Mechanical heart is damaged.
**'''Steady whirr of the pump''' - Mechanical heart is healthy.
*'''Lungs'''
**'''Wheezing/gurgling/no respiration''' - Lung damage or severe hypoxia.
**'''Whistling sound''' - Lungs were lung jabbed/rescued.
**'''Healthy breathing''' - Lungs are healthy.
**'''Straining/labored breathing''' - Blood Oxygenation is less than 50%.
**'''Shallow and rapid breathing''' - Patient is in pain shock.
*'''Gas Exchange System'''
**'''Malfunctioning fans/No respiration''' - Mechanical lungs are damaged.
**'''Air flowing''' - Mechanical lungs are healthy.

===[[File:Splint.png|32px]]Splints===
Used to stabilize a fractured limb. Hold the splint, aim at the fractured body part, and click on the patient. Will also slow internal bleeding in limbs.

===Suit Sensors===
Uniform jumpsuits and civilian clothes contain sensors that report vital signs to monitors in Medical and to the PDAs issued to Medical staff. Crew can set their sensors to off (no information), binary (alive or dead), vital signs, or vital signs and position. Vital signs displayed on sensors are pulse (or cell charge for IPCs), blood pressure, blood oxygen (displayed as a rough estimate of normal, low, or dangerously low), and body temperature.

===[[File:Stasis_Bag_Folded.png]]Stasis Bag===
A stasis bag is used to transport critical patients. These bags completely halt the progression of all damage and can protect the patient from a vacuum, but there's no air supply and the stasis effect degrades with use. A light on the bag indicates the stasis level.

===[[File:Syringes.png]]Syringe===
A syringe to extract medicines and inject them into the patient. Holds 15u; right-click to change transfer amount from 1 to 15 units. Can fit on your ear.

Syringes come sterile and capped. Re-using a syringe on more than one patient raises the risk of infection.

===[[File:Zh-analyzer.gif|32px]]Zeng-Hu Body Scanner===
Functions as a portable body scanner and prints out a report identical to the body scanner's report. One is issued to the CMO.

==Machinery==
===[[File:Bscanner.gif]]Body Scanner===
A CT and MRI scanner shoved into one futuristic bed and console, and so much more! Can diagnose pretty much anything wrong with a patient.

A body scanner:
*Shows how much blood the patient has and how well-oxygenated it is.
*Identifies reagents in the stomach and bloodstream.
*Analyzes each body part for damage, fractures, bleeding, implants, and foreign bodies.
*Detects organ damage.
*Detects infection, radiation, and paralysis.
*Prints out a summary for the physician. If the patient will need surgery, print one out and hand it to the surgeon. They contain confidential health information, so file reports in the filing cabinet behind the reception desk, or shred them before discarding.

A typical body scan looks like this:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Body Scanner Console
|-
| '''Patient Status''' Name: Species: Brain Activity: Physical Trauma: Oxygen Deprivation: Organ Failure: Burn Severity:
| John Doe Human 95% Minor None None Minor
|-
| Radiation Level: Genetic Damage: Est. Paralysis Level: Body Temperature
| 0 None 0 310 K (~37 C) 
|-
| '''Blood Status'''
|-
| BP: Blood Oxygenation Blood Volume
| 113/75 96% 96% 
|-
| Reagents Present Inaprovaline 10u 
|-
| '''Internal Organ Status''' The occupant has no internal injuries.
|-
| '''External Bodypart Status'''
|-
| Organ
| Physical/Burn Trauma
| Wounds
|-
| Upper Body
| Minor/Minor
| Foreign Object
|}

===[[File:Cryo.gif]]Cryo Tubes===
Cryo tubes are used to administer cataleptinol, cryoxadone, and clonexadone, which only work at temperatures under 170 degrees Kelvin. One unit of medicine taken from the tube's beaker is multiplied into ten units inside the patient. Cryo tubes can be used to put a patient into stasis, slowing all bodily functions--including slowing internal bleeding and the progress of infections.

====How to Set Up====
[[File:Freezer.gif]]To prepare the cryo tube:
*Place one beaker of medication into each tube (pick them up and click on the tube).
*Turn on the gas coolers.
**Go into the cooler room, which is next to the cryo tubes, and click on each cooler to bring up the interface.
**Turn the power on.
**Set the temperature. The higher the temperature, the more quickly medication works; the lower, the more effective stasis works. 120 degrees Kelvin is a good standard setting.

===[[File:IVDrip.png]]IV Drip===
The IV stand transfers reagents from a container into a patient's bloodstream, and can serve as an oxygen tank or ventilator. They are wheeled and can be dragged around. IVs should be stocked with a blood bag (or other reagent container), an oxygen tank, and a breath mask.

To use an IV, click on the IV and drag it to the patient, then choose whether to hook up the needle or the breath mask.

Alt-click menu:
*Transfer rate. Sets how many units per tick the IV stand will inject.
*Remove container.
*Remove tank.
*Remove breath mask.

Right-click menu:
*Transfer rate
*Toggle EPP (positive pressure; breathes for the patient out of the attached tank.)
*Toggle mode (Inject or Take Blood)
*Toggle stop (Whether the IV will automatically stop injecting blood when the patient's blood volume is full)
*Open/Close valve (Open the tank valve and start administering oxygen)

===[[File:Sleeper.gif]]Sleeper===
Sleepers are used to administer basic medications, perform dialysis, pump the stomach, and put a patient in stasis. The display shows basic patient vitals.

Allows the injection of:
*Dylovene
*Inaprovaline
*Soporific
*Perconol
*Dexalin

===[[File:Stasis_bed.png]]Stasis Bed===
Stasis beds can quickly put a patient into stasis and slow the progression of any injuries. Medication can still be administered to the patient and IVs can still be attached, however the stasis bed has no built-in medications and cannot be used as a surgical table.

Alt-click the stasis bed to turn it on or off. If the bed lights up, it is on. Otherwise, it is off.

===Advanced Tools===
These tools are generally obtained from either Ops or Research.
*[[File:BluespaceBeaker.gif]]'''Bluespace Beaker''': Holds 300u. Very useful for chemistry.
*[[File:InhalerBS.png]]'''Bluespace Inhaler Cartridge''': 60u cartridge. Bigger is better... right? (No. No, it is not.)
*[[File:Combatinhaler.png]]'''Combat Inhaler''': Administers the entire contents of the inhaler at once. Use with care!
*[[File:Noreact.gif]]'''Cryostasis Beaker''': Reagents won't mix or react inside this beaker, but it can only hold 60u.
*[[File:Scalpmanager.png]]'''Incision Management System (IMS)''': Requires high tier research and diamonds, but this tool is invaluable to have. One click can create an incision, clamp bleeders, and retract the skin at the same time!
*[[File:Inhalercart.png]]'''Large Inhaler Cartridge''': 30u cartridge for inhalers. Double the capacity of the small cartridges that show up in chemistry.
*[[File:Laserscalp.png]]'''Laser Scalpel''': Cauterizes an incision automatically; no need to stop bleeding with the hemostat afterward.
*[[File:Medibot.gif]]'''Medibots''': Either helpful, annoying, or totally useless. Swiping your ID over it will unlock its maintenance panel, allowing you to alter a few options. One option that should be turned on is to report treatments over HUD, while one option that should be turned off is the medibot's speaker as leaving it on will just let it fill up your chat log with nonsense. Probably the most important feature is allowing it to draw from a beaker that you can insert, allowing you to make custom mixes. Unfortunately the bot cannot tell the difference between any of the damage types, only treating a patient once their overall health reaches a certain threshold, therefore take care to '''not load in medicines that the patient can easily overdose on'''.
*[[File:Powercell.png]]'''Super Capacity/Hyper Capacity Power Cells''': Install them in the RIG. Leg actuators are fun!
*'''Upgrades'''. Engineering or Research can upgrade your machinery.

=Procedures=
==Administering Drugs==
===[[File:Syringes.png|32px]]Injections===
Equipment used: Syringe, hypospray, rapid hypospray, IV, autoinjector.

Medicine is injected into the bloodstream to be metabolized immediately at full effect. Set Help intent, aim at the body part you wish to inject into, and click on the patient. Medicine must be injected into an organic limb that is not covered with armor. If the patient is wearing a voidsuit, the injection will take longer because you have to use an access port.

An [[Guide to Medicine#IV_drip|IV drip]] is used to inject medication continuously.

Autoinjectors work quickly and can be used by unskilled crew. Autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver and the contents poured out and replaced; used autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver and refilled. To close, click on the autoinjector in hand. Autoinjectors are best used for rescue medications like adrenaline, inaprovaline, and coagzolug.

===[[File:Pillbottle.png|32px]]Pills===
Pills are taken orally. They can be taken by unskilled patients (or fed to patients by clicking on the patient with the pill); but they metabolize at half the effect of injections. Pills cannot be taken while wearing a mask or EVA gear.

Liquid medication can also be taken orally.

===[[File:Autoinhaler.png|32px]]Inhalation===
Inhalers administer medication to the lungs. Most medications (with a few exceptions, such as dexalin) work at 75% effectiveness when inhaled; a few must be inhaled to work at all. Autoinhalers can be opened with a screwdriver and the contents poured out and replaced. Used autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver, refilled, and closed (click on the inhaler in hand to close it). Specialized inhalers with larger cartridges are available. Autoinhalers and inhalers can be used by unskilled crew.

===[[File:Dropper.png|32px]]Eye drops===
Reagents can be administered to the eyes via a dropper (available from vendors). Aim at your patient's eyes, set your intent to Grab, and click on the patient. Oculine eye drops are a common treatment for eyes damaged by welding without protection.

===[[File:Traumakit.png|32px]]Topical Applications===
Gauze, ointment, and trauma and burn kits treat injury to the skin.

==Blood Transfusion==
If a patient has lost a large amount of blood, they will require a blood transfusion to allow for full circulation and prevent further brain damage.

* Prepare an [[File:IVDrip.png‎‎|20px]] [[#IV_drip|IV drip]] with a [[File:Bloodbag.png‎‎|20px]] blood bag containing an appropriate blood type (see below). If the chemist has made some, you should use Saline Plus, which is more efficient and works for all blood types.
* Ensure that the IV drip is in Inject mode.
* Attach the IV drip to the patient (click and drag).
* Set the drip rate with right-click on the IV. For blood, set the drip rate to 5.
* Monitor the patient's blood oxygen levels and pulse via health analyzer.
* If an IV drip is not available, injecting the patient with blood by syringe or hypospray is a workable, if a slow and cumbersome, option.
* Iron, nutriment, and protein speed up the patient's natural recovery of lost blood. If your patient is Skrell, they need copper rather than iron; if your patient is Vaurca, they need sulfur rather than iron.

=== Blood Compatibility ===
If incompatible blood is administered to a patient, it will cause poisoning in the form of a rejection reaction.

Blood from one species is never compatible with another species, even if it shares the same color. The pre-loaded blood bags in the Treatment Center storage closet contain processed O-negative which can be given to any patient regardless of species without fear of rejection, but donated blood should be reserved for members of the same species.

If there is no O-negative blood available, and no precise blood type match as an alternative, look for a replacement that follows these rules:
* '''Negative''' can take '''only negative'''.
* '''All''' types can take '''O'''.
* '''A''' can take '''A'''.
* '''B''' can take '''B'''.
* '''AB''' can take '''A and B'''.
* '''O''' can take '''only O'''.
{| class="wikitable"
|+Blood Compatibility Chart
! rowspan="2" |Receiver
! colspan="8" |Donor
|-
!O-
!O+
!B-
!B+
!A-
!A+
!AB-
!AB+
|-
|'''AB+'''
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|'''AB-'''
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|'''A+'''
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|'''A-'''
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==CPR==
If a patient's heart has stopped, it cannot pump blood to the brain, which begins to die. Extend their life by performing CPR. Every time you perform CPR on a patient, it gives them one breath as long as their lungs are working, circulates blood a little no matter what state heart is in, and may restart their heart. It's normal for ribs to crack while you are doing CPR.

CPR only works on patients in cardiac arrest. When doing CPR, you have the options to do just chest compressions, or full CPR (chest compressions and rescue breathing). To do CPR, empty your hands, set your intent to Help, click on the patient, and choose which type of CPR you want. If you are doing rescue breathing, both you and the patient must not be wearing anything that covers the mouth. Both of you must remain still for CPR to work. Once you have started CPR, you can continue indefinitely until the patient's heart restarts.

==Cryo Treatment==
Cryo is all about suspending someone in animation and healing them to boot! If someone is in a pretty bad way, tossing them into a (correctly set up) cryo tube will heal some types of damage and slow down other types of damage, sort of like a big stasis bag.

* Cryo tanks function only below 170K.
* The lower the temperature of the bath, the more effective the stasis function is.
* The higher the temperature of the bath, the more effective the healing function is.

==Stabilizing Patients==

A patient is stable when their blood is oxygenated, their heart is beating steadily, their blood volume is good, and their brain function is not degrading. Stabilizing patients is the primary goal of the [[First Responder]].

To stabilize a patient:
* If the patient's heart has stopped, treat for [[Guide to Medicine#cardiac_arrest|cardiac arrest]].
* Inject Inaprovaline to support brain function and steady heartbeat.
* Stop bleeding with an Advanced Trauma Kit. For [[Guide to Medicine#internal_bleeding|internal bleeding]], administer Coagzolug and hurry to the surgeon.
* If the patient's blood oxygen level is low, treat for [[Guide to Medicine#Hypoxia|hypoxia]].
**If the patient has lung damage, administer Dexalin or Dexalin Plus.
** If the patient has suffered blood loss, administer a [[Guide to Medicine#blood_transfusion|blood transfusion]].
* Splint fractured limbs, or put your patient on a roller bed to keep them from moving.
* Treat burns with an Advanced Burn Kit to prevent infection.
* If the patient has been poisoned or irradiated, but is otherwise stable and does not need inaprovaline, administer dylovene to slow the damage.
* If the patient has an infection, administer thetamycin; if you have none with you, administer dylovene and painkillers and get them to Medbay.

Some patients will be impossible to stabilize completely:
* A combination of damage to the heart and lungs can make it impossible to raise the patient's blood oxygen level. Dexalin (Plus) doesn't work if the heart is not beating to circulate the artificially oxygenated blood. For these patients, apply a stabilizer harness or do CPR and rush them to Medbay, where they can be treated with surgery or organ-repair medication.
* If a patient's heart is damaged and their brain function is low (<20%), their blood circulation may be too poor for alkysine to work. Rush them to the operating room; treating their heart and brain directly may be their only chance. Continue stabilizing them while the surgeon is operating.
* Internal bleeding cannot be entirely stopped without surgery. Coagzolug or a bicaridine overdose will slow it. Attach an IV, hope the blood transfusion keeps up with the blood loss, and hurry them to a surgeon.
* Patients with extreme blood loss may be suffering too badly from hypoxia for a blood transfusion--even from multiple IVs--to restore their blood volume in time to save their life. These patients should be surgically treated for brain damage simultaneously with the blood transfusions.

==Surgery==
See [[Surgery]]. Required for:
*Repairing fractures
*Stopping arterial bleeding
*Removing foreign objects
*Organ transplants
*Removing necrotic tissue
*Plastic surgery
*Appendicitis
*Cyborgification
*Amputations

Organ damage can be treated with medication, but surgery may be faster or more efficient, or may be the only option in the absence of a pharmacist. Simple operations can be done by a physician; more complex ones require a surgeon. Operations involving cybernetic parts can be done by a mechanist. A first responder is not trained to do surgery, but may assist in the operating room to keep a patient stable while the surgeon works.

=Common Diseases & Injuries=
These are by no means the only ailments you will see, but they're a start.

==Blood Loss==
*For external bleeding cases:
**'''Pressure''': If you have no medical equipment, apply direct pressure to slow bleeding. Establish a grab, switch to help intent, target the bleeding body part, and click on the patient. This slows, but does not stop, bleeding as long as neither you nor the patient move. If ''you'' are bleeding, help intent click the limb and you will begin applying pressure.
**'''Gauze''': Basic treatment. Stops bleeding and speeds healing.
**'''Advanced Trauma Kit''': Stops bleeding, speeds healing, disinfects, and immediately heals a small amount of damage.

*For internal bleeding (IB) cases:
**'''Cryogenics''': Placing a patient with internal bleeding into a (correctly set up) cryo tube will both halt (not fix) the bleeding ''and'' stop it from getting worse. This is a temporary solution.
**'''[[Guide_to_Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Bicaridine and Inaprovaline]]''': These two medicines together (they have to be together, not separate) will prevent the internal bleeding from worsening, but will not halt the bleeding.
**'''[[Surgery#Internal_Bleeding|Surgery]]''': The main method of treating internal bleeding is through surgery by means of the Fix'O'Vein.
**'''[[Guide_to_Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]''': Overdosing Bicaridine (30u) will poison the patient, but it may clot internal bleeding. Generally a last resort if none of the other methods are available.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Coagzolug|'''Coagzolug''']]: Coagzolug slows bleeding, buying you more time to treat a patient. Overdoses at 10u.

Once you have stopped the bleeding, work to raise the patient's blood volume.
*'''Iron''': ''Must be ingested'' in order to work. Replenishes 8u of blood per unit. Vaurca patients need sulfur instead; Skrell patients need copper.
*'''Nutriment''': Must be ingested. Replenishes 4u of blood per unit.
*'''Protein''': Protein is found in meat, eggs, tofu, and seafood. Must be ingested. Replenishes 4u of blood per unit.
*'''20/20/20 Pills''': Iron, nutriment, and protein in a pill, 20 units each for a total of 60. With three separate reagents, these pills can replenish blood rather quickly. Best given on a mostly-empty stomach.
*'''Blood transfusion''': Blood bags hold 200u of blood (a little less than half a patient's total blood volume). Use the IV drip to administer.
*'''IV Drip with Saline Plus''': Administering 1.5u/tick of Saline Plus will rapidly replenish their blood and works for all species.

Symptoms of blood loss:
*'''<85% blood volume:'''
**Brain damage begins.
**Patient feels dizzy and pale.
**Alkysine and inaprovaline no longer heal brain tissue.

*'''<70% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Health scanner shows severe blood loss.
**Cloudy vision.
**Brain damage increases.
**Pulse quickens.

*'''<60% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Unconsciousness.
**Surgical brain repair may cause scarring.
**Pulse quickens.
**Brain damage increases.

*'''<30% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Ventricular fibrillation.
**Cardiac arrest.
**Massive brain damage.

==Brute Damage==
Brute damage covers cuts, bruises, punctures, and other physical trauma, caused by being hit with something, being dragged with open wounds, slamming into walls, depressurization, etc. High brute damage can cause a [[Guide to Medicine#Fracture|fracture]] or even amputate the limb entirely. Brute damage causes pain.

To treat:
* '''Gauze''': Heals 4 brute per wound. Stops bleeding.
* '''Advanced Trauma Kits''': Heals 8 brute per wound. Stops bleeding and disinfects.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|'''Bicaridine''']]: Heals 5 brute per unit. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Butazoline|'''Butazoline''']]: Heals 8 brute per unit. Overdoses at 15u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|'''Tricordrazine''']]: Heals 3 brute and burn per unit. Overdoses at 30u.
* Mixing Bicaridine and Butazoline causes [[Guide to Medicine#Genetic|genetic damage]]. Mixing either with tricordrazine is safe.

==Burns==
Burns are usually caused by fire, extreme cold, lasers, and electrocution. Extreme burn injury can vaporize a limb entirely. Burns are easily infected. Large or severe burns cause blood loss. Burns cause severe pain.

To treat:
* '''Ointment''': Heals 4 burn per wound. Disinfects.
* '''Advanced Burn Kits''': heals 8 burn per wound. Disinfects.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Basic_Treatments|'''Kelotane''']]: Heals 6 burn per unit. Overdoses at 20u. Does not disinfect wounds.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|'''Dermaline''']]: Heals 12 burn per unit. Overdoses at 15u. Does not disinfect wounds.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|'''Tricordrazine''']]: Heals 3 brute and burn per unit. Overdoses at 30u.
* Mixing Kelotane and Dermaline causes [[Guide to Medicine#Genetic|genetic damage]]. Mixing either with tricordrazine is safe.

==Cardiac Arrest==
Cardiac arrest is indicated by a flat line on your medical HUD. It will quickly lead to brain death as the brain is deprived of oxygen.

'''If someone is in cardiac arrest, they are priority number one.'''

* A [[Guide_to_Medicine#Stasis_Bag|stasis bag]] will not slow the brain-damaging of Cardiac Arrest. It will decrease just as fast as it would outside the bag.
* Apply [[Guide_to_Medicine#CPR|CPR]] or put a stabilizer harness on the patient. Sometimes this can restart the heart on its own; but if the cause of the cardiac arrest is still there, the heart will stop again.
* Administer inaprovaline to slow brain damage and stabilize the pulse.
* Adrenaline can restart the heart if the blood is oxygenated. Before administering, check the patient's respiration.
* If the patient is in severe pain, administer painkillers.
* If the patient has low blood volume, get some blood into them with [[Guide_to_Medicine#IV_Drip|IV drips]].
* If the lungs are damaged, administer Dexalin or Dexalin Plus after restarting the heart.
* If the lungs are undamaged but blood oxygen is low, they may have a damaged heart; treat for cardiac damage.
* If you are non-medical, the patient is already in surgery, or you just can't get a doctor, administer [[Guide_to_Medicine#CPR|CPR]] indefinitely. Even if CPR does not restart the patient's heart, it will slow brain damage.

==Dislocations==
The patient's bone has gone out of joint; functions like a fracture. To fix a dislocation, right-click on the patient and click on "Undislocate joint". If there are multiple dislocations, a prompt will appear asking which limb you would like to relocate. Be aware that this is painful for the patient, and should not be attempted by unskilled crew in non-emergency situations.

==Foreign Bodies==
Most foreign bodies, whether bullets, shrapnel, an alien parasite, or a bomb, require [[surgery]] to remove. If the object is large enough--such as a knife or a fire axe--it may be removed by simply yanking it out by right-clicking on the patient. This is dangerous because it will cause more damage to the body part and is likely to cause bleeding--possibly internal bleeding--but in an emergency, or within easy reach of a surgeon, removing a foreign object this way is an option.

==Fractures==
Fractures are caused by brute damage to a body part. They range in severity from hairline to fracture to broken. If not stabilized, fractures can cause damage to the organ in that body part.

*'''Splints''': A splint keeps a fractured bone in place and prevents it from damaging adjacent tissue. Splints can be applied to arms, legs, hands, and feet.
*'''Wheelchairs''': A patient with a broken leg or foot can sit in a wheelchair to recover their mobility. Pushing a wheelchair works the same as walking.
*'''Bed Rest''': If your patient has a fractured skull, ribs, or pelvis, splinting is impossible, and moving around will injure them further. Put them on a roller bed and tell them to stay there and wait for the surgeon.
*'''[[Surgery#Bone_Repair|Surgery]]''' is the only way to repair fractures.

==Genetic Damage==
Genetic damage is dealt by radiation, slime digestion, or coming out of a stasis bag. It can be diagnosed with a body scanner.

To treat:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Cryoxadone|'''Cryoxadone''']]: Heals genetic damage if administered at 170 Kelvin or lower (generally in a cryo tube).
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Clonexadone|'''Clonexadone''']]: Works like cryoxadone, but faster.
* '''Cryo-Mix''': A 1:1 mix of Cryoxadone and Clonexadone.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|'''Rezadone''']]: Heals genetic damage without the need for cold temperatures. Overdoses at 20u, though 10u may induce dizziness.

==Hypoxia==
Hypoxia is low oxygen in the blood. The blood oxygen reading on your handheld health scanner represents low blood oxygen from all causes, including low blood oxygen, blood loss, and damage to the heart. If you can rule out cardiac damage or blood loss, a low blood oxygen reading means hypoxia.

To treat:
* Make sure the patient has access to oxygen. If the patient is wearing internals, make sure that the air tank is full and switched on; empty internals will suffocate your patient.
* Administer [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|'''Inaprovaline''']] to slow brain damage from hypoxia.
* Connect the patient to high-pressure oxygen via an IV stand with attached oxygen tank and mask.
* Administer [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin|'''Dexalin''']] or [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin_Plus|'''Dexalin Plus''']]. These put oxygen into the blood directly, and do not work if the heart is not pumping blood. Dexalin forces oxygenation to 50% and overdoses at 20u; Dexalin Plus forces oxygenation to 80% and overdoses at 15u.
* Administer Pneumalin to treat lung damage, or perform surgery.
* If the patient is not breathing and you do not have an IV stand with oxygen tank and mask, do CPR (Full CPR, with rescue breathing) or put them in a stabilizer harness.

==Infection==
Infections start when a wound isn't treated and disinfected in time. A hand scanner will not detect an infection, but will detect the fever that results from infections. If left alone, infections can rapidly kill a patient. Diagnose infections with the body scanner.

Levels of infection:
*'''L1 (Sepsis/Worsening Sepsis/Borderline Severe Sepsis)''': Pain messages and the start of fever.
*'''L2 (Severe Sepsis/Worsening Severe Sepsis/Borderline Septic Shock)''': More pain messages; infection becomes more prevalent and visible.
*'''L3 (Septic Shock)''': Beginning of lethal toxins, organ death, and necrosis.

The following are some symptoms of infection based on where it's located:
*'''Meningitis (Brain)'''
**L1: Stiff neck
**L2: Severe headache (+1 confusion at random intervals)
*'''Conjunctivitis (Eyes)'''
**L1: Itchy eyes
**L2: Blurred vision (+10 eye_blurry at random intervals)
*'''Endocarditis (Heart)'''
**L1: Chest tightness
**L2: Chest pain
*'''Pyelonephritis (Kidneys)'''
**L1: Lower back pain
**L2: Malaise
*'''Pyogenic Abscess (Liver)'''
**L1: Right-sided abdominal pain
**L2: Poor blood filtration; toxins build up
*'''Pneumonia (Lungs)'''
**L1: Coughing
**L2: Shortness of breath; hypoxia
*'''Staph Infection (Arms, legs, hands, feet)'''
**L1: Pain
**L2: Sharp pain temporarily disables limb

To treat:
* Administer [[Guide_to_Chemistry#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]] and monitor the patient. Having at least 5u of thetamycin in the bloodstream prevents infections from spreading to nearby body parts. Do not put the patient in the recovery room; they need constant watching. Use the ICU or GTR.
* [[Guide_to_Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]] reduces fevers.
* Administer painkillers to prevent the patient from going into shock due to pain.
* If an organ is infected, treat the patient for the symptoms of organ failure.
* If the patient's infection is causing toxins to build up in the blood, administer dylovene.
* Septic shock limbs should be treated with [[Surgery#Necrotic_Limb_Repair|necrotic limb repair]]. If no surgeon is available, amputation is an option.
*'''Organ necrosis''' needs to be treated with a [[Surgery#Organ_Removal.2FTransplantation|transplant]].

==Mental Illness & Trauma==
Mental illness is primarily role-played.
* [[Psychologist|Psychiatrists/Psychologists]] specialize in treating mental illness. Psychiatrists specialize in medical treatment for mental illness; psychologists and counselors specialize in therapy.
* All characters with a [[Medical_Doctor|Medical Doctorate]] degree are qualified to diagnose mental illness and prescribe medication, but it's not their specialty.
* [[Surgeon|Surgeons]] are trained in neurosurgery and can treat brain damage caused by trauma, toxins, or oxygen deprivation.
* [[Chemist|Chemists/Pharmacists]] can synthesize psychiatric medication and understand how it works, but they cannot prescribe it. A doctor must prescribe the medication for the patient.
* Occasionally, mental illness may cause a patient to become violent or suicidal. Use the least amount of force necessary to keep the patient safe; restraint is highly traumatic and should only be used in an emergency.

==Radiation==
Radiation exposure is caused by radioactive reagents, being in an unshielded area during a radiation storm, or certain artifacts. A hand scanner does not detect radiation exposure; body scanners will.

Radiation causes damage similar to toxins, eventually damaging the liver and causing vomiting. Patients may lose their hair and feel weak and dizzy.

To treat:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyronalin|'''Hyronalin''']]: Heals 30 radiation per unit. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Arithrazine|'''Arithrazine''']]: Heals 70 radiation, but causes mild brute damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* If neither hyronalin nor arithrazine are available, keep the patient on dylovene and monitor them. Radiation decreases naturally over time; dylovene prevents further damage.

==Organ Damage==
Organ damage is caused by physical trauma, poisons, or moving around with broken bones in the same body part as the organ. Most organs die at 30 damage; a dead organ must be replaced. [[#Brain|Brain damage]] causes death at 100 damage rather than 30.

Treatment for organ damage is listed below:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Peridaxon|'''Peridaxon''']]: A purple medicine which heals 1 organ damage per unit, and heals all internal organs. Overdoses at 10u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Alkysine|'''Alkysine''']]: A yellow medicine which heals 30 organ damage per unit, but only heals the brain. Overdoses at 10u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Oculine|'''Oculine''']]: A pale lavender medicine which heals 5 organ damage per unit, but only heals the eyes. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Adipemcina|'''Adipemcina''']]: A green medicine which heals 2 organ damage per unit, but only heals the heart. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Pneumalin|'''Pneumalin''']]: A purple medicine which heals 1.5 organ damage per unit, but only heals the lungs, and only when inhaled. Overdoses at 15u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|'''Inaprovaline''']]: A blue medicine heals the brain of minor damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|'''Dylovene''']]: A green medicine heals minor liver damage. Overdoses at 20u.

==Toxin Exposure==
Poisons tend to show up as unidentified chemicals in a patient's bloodstream via a health analyzer. Some poisons target specific organs, bypassing the liver; general poisons must damage the liver before they can start damaging other organs.

Patients who have been poisoned may report stomach pain and vomiting. If the liver has been damaged or the poison targets a different organ, they will show signs of organ damage. Patients who have ingested acid will also have burns.

To treat:
* Remove toxins from the stomach via the sleeper's stomach pump option.
* Remove toxins from the blood via the sleeper's dialysis option. This will also remove beneficial reagents and some blood.
* If the toxins have already been metabolized (i.e., are no longer in the blood or the stomach), they have done their damage and cannot be removed.
* Taking a blood sample for analysis with a chemical analyzer can identify the poison in the patient's blood, which might help you treat it.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|'''Dylovene''']]: Protects the liver against damage from toxins. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Fluvectionem|'''Fluvectionem''']]: Removes all other chemicals reagents from the bloodstream, but causes mild liver damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Pulmodeiectionem|'''Pulmodeiectionem''']]: Causes the patient to cough up any reagents in their lungs when inhaled. Overdoses at 10u.
* Treat for organ damage, burns, blood loss, or any other damage the toxin may have done.

=Medbay Operations=
==Layout==
[[File:Medbay 2.png|500px]]
* Exam room: Used for private, non-emergency checkups.
* Morgue Lift: Goes down to the morgue; used to transport bodies.
* OR 1 and OR 2: For surgeries. Refrigerated back room includes lockers with monkey cubes and blood.
* Atrium: Open to the upstairs level. Park waiting surgical patients here.
* Psychology: For mental health counseling.
* ICU: For patients with non-surgical problems that need constant monitoring.
* GTR: General treatment area. Patients come here at intake.
* Pharmacy: Makes medication.
* Cryo: For cryo treatment. Back room includes air compressors and air tanks.
* First Responder: Equipment, lockers, and ready room for first responders. Includes a charger for mechs.
* Reception: Intake; seating for doctors awaiting patients and patients awaiting doctors.

[[File:Medbay 3.png|500px]]
* Staff room: Usually unused, but there if you need a private moment.
* CMO's office: CMO's private space. Home to Crusher, the Medbay cat.
* Isolation: Used to treat patients with contagious conditions.
* Equipment room: Lockers for doctors and surgeons. Extra hyposprays, belts, HUDs, and other useful items.
* Shower: Useful to keep clean after one has been covered in blood.
* Atrium: Open to the downstairs.
* Briefing: Medbay staff report here at the beginning of a shift.
* Recovery: For patients who need rest and time, but not monitoring.

==Triage==
Triage is a word for '''priority''' regarding patients. When there are multiple patients and not enough medical personnel, who do you treat first? Triage helps you make that decision while saving the highest number of patients.

A person dies when their brain dies, which usually happens when their brain is starved of oxygen. People who are low on blood or who have weak heartbeat or respiration are at a greater risk of dying than people with broken legs. Work your way down, treating critical first, and saving those who can wait for last. When a critical patient is stabilized, move on to another patient.

As a medic, you have the ability to apply triage tags to your patients, which show up on medical HUDs. From highest to lowest priority:
*Red tag: Needs resuscitation. Most urgent. Patient has no heartbeat, or an extremely rapid and weak heartbeat; patient is not breathing; arterial bleeding; very low blood volume. Patient is unstable and getting worse.
*Yellow tag: Urgent. Unconscious, rapid heart rate, bleeding, severe pain.
*Green tag: Serious. Broken bones, bullet removals, minor organ damage. Stable patients go here.
*Blue tag: Walking wounded. Facial reconstruction, eye damage, bruises and cuts.
*Black tag: Dead, or dying and cannot be saved with the resources available.

==Division of Labor==
Medical personnel are divided into specialties. Ideally, everyone should keep to their own specialty, transferring patients between them as needed.

* The '''Chief Medical Officer''' organizes the efforts of the Medbay staff and interfaces with Command. Depending on their background, they may also function as a physician or surgeon.
* '''First Responders''' primarily work in the field, retrieving patients, stabilizing them, and bringing them back to Medical and to the Physicians. In multiple casualty situations, first responders perform triage.
* '''Physicians''' diagnose and treat patients in Medbay. When their patients need surgery, they should hand them off to the surgeons; when they need counseling, they should hand them off to the psychologist. Physicians can prescribe medication.
* '''Surgeons''' specialize in surgery. They may be assisted in surgery by a Physician or First Responder who keeps the patient stable while they work.
* '''Machinists''' perform surgeries that involve installing or repairing prosthetics and artificial organs.
* '''Pharmacists''' make medication, and know how to administer it. They do not prescribe medication directly; rather, they supply medication to the first responder, physician, surgeon, and psychologist.
* '''Psychologists''' specialize in counseling, including both mental illness and counseling for those who are dealing with stress or simply need advice. They can prescribe psychiatric medication to patients.

When job slots are empty, or when Medical is overwhelmed with work, personnel may find themselves covering for one another:
* Physicians and Surgeons may function as First Responders.
* First Responders may administer medication, monitor patients, take scans, and treat patients in the GTU.
* Physicians may do simple surgeries. In an emergency, a first responder may perform an amputation or do a needle thoracotamy for a collapsed lung.
* Pharmacists and Psychologists may perform first aid, administer prescribed medication, and take body scans for the physician or surgeon.
* Research scientists trained in chemistry can provide medication.
* Anyone--including non-Medical crew--can perform CPR, use an autoinjector or autoinhaler, apply bandages and ointment, or grind or dissolve pills into liquid medication.
* Machinists may perform simple surgeries.

=Xenomedicine=
Medical staff are required to learn the anatomy and physiology of all species they can expect to encounter. Depending on your own species, you may be more or less familiar with any given species. These statistics use humans as a baseline.

===[[Background summary#Humanity|Human]]===
*Blood Volume: 560
*Primitive Form: Monkey

===[[Skrell]]===
*Primitive Form: Neaera
*Less resistant to alcohol.
*Less stamina.
*Faster running speed.
*Immune to slipping.

===[[Unathi]]===
*Slightly lower brute damage.
*Primitive Form: Stok
*All Alcohol (Ethanol) is toxic.
*Can drink Butanol as an Alcohol (Ethanol) substitute.
*Less stamina.
*Faster running speed.
*Slower walking speed.

===[[Tajara]]===
*Slightly higher brute damage.
*Primitive Form: Farwa
*Low alcohol tolerance.
*Faster walking speed.
*Less stamina and running speed, but faster stamina recovery.
*Fall damage is halved.

====Tajara: Zhan-Khazan====
*Slightly higher brute damage than base Tajara.
*Slower walking speed.
*Slower running speed, but more stamina.
*Resistant to cold.
*Tolerant to alcohol.

====Tajara: M'sai====
*Significantly higher brute damage than base Tajara.
*Faster walking speed.
*Faster running speed, but less stamina.

===[[Dionaea]]===
*Primitive Form: Diona Nymph
*Regenerates health and nutriment when in light or in radiation.
*Most reagents have little to no effect on a Diona.
**Plant-B-Gone severely poisons a Diona.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Hyronalin]] poisons Diona.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Specialist_Treatments|Arithrazine]] severely poisons Diona.
*Does not bleed.
*Immune to slipping.
*Immune to infections.
*Immune to low pressure.
*Resistant to electrocution.
*Resistant to high temperatures.
*Breaks into nymphs upon death.
*Very slow movement speed.

===[[Vaurca]] Worker===
*Significantly lower brute damage.
*Significantly higher burn damage.
*Significantly higher toxin damage.
*Significantly lower Oxygen damage.
*Significantly lower Radiation damage.
*Primitive Form: V'krexi
*Breathes phoron.
*Possesses two hearts.
*Has an implant that stores phoron.
*Have other robotic implants.
*Has their own private Hivechat channel.
*Most surgeries require using the surgical drill instead of a scalpel.
*Can safely eat non-sterile K'ois.
*Nutriment (normal food) is toxic.
*Immune to decompression.
*Immune to slipping.
*Resistant to alcohol.
*Slower walking speed.
*Slower running and less stamina recovery, but more stamina.

====Vaurca Warrior====
*Significantly lower brute damage.
*Slightly higher burn damage.
*Normal Oxygen damage.
*Significantly lower radiation damage.
*Normal walking speed.
*Faster running and more stamina.

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Guide to Chemistry

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=Foreword=
Please note that this list '''does not cover every single chem'''; it's important to keep in mind that the wiki is not always up to date. If you notice that chemicals are missing, or their information is incorrect, as always please contact a wiki maintainer or staff so that it can be corrected, or better yet submit an edit yourself and wait for it to be approved.

In the mean time, [[Pharmacist|Pharmacists]] and most other medical staff have the '''Chemistry Codex''' on their PDAs, which has a list of every single chemical as well as its ingredients and catalysts (if any). While it does not show the side effects, metabolism rate, and so on like this guide does, it will always have an up-to-date listing of chemical recipes. If this guide is missing a chemical, use the codex until it is fixed.

=Chemistry Equipment=
===Chemical Dispenser===
The Chemical Dispenser is your go-to device for making everything. It's a reagent dispenser, and works the same way as all other dispensers - You put a container into it, in this case a Beaker of some sort, by holding the container in your hand and clicking the dispenser. Then once a container is in, click the dispenser with an empty hand to bring up the menu

The Chemical dispenser can dispense all kinds of elements and chemicals into the beaker. And when you put in the right ingredients for a recipe, they'll automatically react in the beaker and create the result. Some of the things in the dispenser even have effects on their own, without being made into compounds. For a full list of all the things that the dispenser can output, check the [[#Dispenser Chemicals|dispenser section]]

===ChemMaster 3000===
[[File:Chemmaster.gif|64px|left]]The ChemMaster 3000 is your tool for turning your beakerfuls of medicine, into a useable state, without having to give away your lab equipment. It's also used for analysing the contents of beakers, and for carefully removing parts you want to get rid of, to keep your mixtures pure.

To start, insert a beaker containing some chemical, and then click it with an empty hand to bring up a menu. In addition to holding a beaker, the ChemMaster can also hold a Pill Bottle (both simultaneously), more on these soon.

The Add to Buffer section is where all the juicy info is. It will show you a list of all the reagents inside the beaker, and their quantities. Beside each one are several options. Analyze will just bring up the description of that chemical, to tell you what it is and does. The rest of the buttons (1,5,10,all,custom) just control how much of that chemical you're going to move to the buffer.

The Buffer is the section between the horizontal lines. Imagine this as chemicals inside the ChemMaster. Once they're here, you can do several things with them.
*The Transfer To section shows where chemicals will go when you transfer them out of the buffer, click it to change the destination. They can either go back into the beaker, or they can go into the disposal
**This doesn't actually put them in the disposal, it just destroys them. Any reagents destroyed this way are gone forever, and cannot be recovered.
*Chemicals in the buffer will have the same number control options as those in the beaker. This just transfers them to either of the destinations mentioned above.
*The Create Bottle option will magically create a glass bottle, and put the contents of the buffer into it. The bottle is created outside of the ChemMaster and will appear on top of it. Bottles have a maximum capacity of 60u, so anything over that will still remain in the buffer.
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting bottle. Note that the bottle is transparent, and will take on the colour of the liquid inside it. You only choose the shape.
*The Create Pill option will create a single edible pill out of the buffer contents. Again, up to 60u total dosage. If an empty pill bottle is inserted into the ChemMaster, the pill will be created inside that bottle. Otherwise it will appear on top of the machine.
*The Create Multiple Pills option will create a number of pills that you get to specify. The contents of the buffer will be evenly divided amongst all the pills you make. And if a pill bottle is in the machine, the pills will be created inside it until it's full. Otherwise they appear on top in a big messy pile
**By clicking the Icon to the right of this option, you can choose a visual style for the resulting pill(s). This will help people to tell your pills apart at a glance, which can be useful when you're making a bottle filled with a mixture of different pills.

Once you're done making pills and bottles, you'll probably want to make sure your beaker is empty again so you can make something new, if so be sure to transfer everything to the buffer. Once you eject the beaker, everything left in the buffer is destroyed.

If you've made a bottle of pills, don't forget to eject the pill bottle too, and then label it using the Hand Labeller.

===All-In-One Grinder===
[[File:Blender.png|64px|left]]The Grinder is your tool of choice for breaking down objects into reagents. You can put pills in it, to get back the chemicals they're made of. You can breakdown Phoron Crystals into liquid phoron. You can put fruits, vegetables, meals, meat etc into it as well. The results will be outputted into its beaker, which you can extract and stick in the ChemMaster to work with. It's good for undoing your mistakes if you make pills wrong, or for getting rare compounds (like carpotoxin) out of things that contain them. But making liquid phoron is the most common and important thing you'll use it for. Note that it will not break compounds back down into elements, nothing can do that.

===Refridgerated Medicine Storage===
[[File:Smartfridge.gif|64px|left]]A fancy Smart Fridge which exists as a wall block between the chem lab and medicine storage. This fridge is where you should put all the medicines and pills that you make, so that doctors can pick them up for usage. Things can be put in and taken out from all sides of it. It will only accept pills, pill bottles, and glass containers. And it has a nice little interface for dispensing things in quantity. It's also ID locked, and will only allow authorized medical staff to take things out, so anything you place there is safe from the grubby hands of drug-seeking assistants.

==Tools==
Smaller, hand-held things that you'll often use in chemistry.

===Beakers===
[[File:Beakerlarge.png|64px|left]][[File:Beaker.png|64px]] Beakers are the most important tool you have. They come in two sizes, normal and large. Normal beakers hold 60u, large beakers hold 120u.
Normal beakers can be found easily all over medical, and you have a box of six in your lab. Large beakers are much less common, you only have three - two on the tables, and one inside the grinder. They are precious, treasure them.

Beakers are used for putting into the dispenser to mix things, and then into the ChemMaster to make bottles and pills. Sometimes you'll need to use more than one to mix certain tricky things correctly.

If you end up losing them, more beakers can be made at the Autolathe in cargo.

===Dropper===
[[File:Dropper1.png|64px|left]]Droppers are a simple and occasionally used little tool. Their purpose is being one of very few reagent containers in the game which can transfer less than 5u per click.

Rightclick it in your hand and choose Set Transfer Amount. You can pick 1/2/3/4/5 units
Using it on a beaker when it's empty will draw the set quantity of reagents out of that beaker.
Using it on a beaker when it's not empty, will squeeze its contents out into the beaker.

The precision this affords is useful for a few complicated recipes, and especially for measuring out tiny amounts of phoron or similar valueable ingredients.

===Science Goggles===
[[File:ScienceGoggles.png|64px|left]]Science goggles are a completely unnecessary fashion accessory that are supplied on your table in the chemistry lab. They have three functions:
*They protect against acid splashes, halving damage you take from acid to the face.
*They provide 10% protection against anomalies, which is not relevant to a chemist at all.
*They can be turned on and off to toggle an obnoxious purple overlay. This does literally nothing except make you see purple. The other two effects work regardless of whether the overlay is on.

===Advanced Mass Spectrometer===
[[File:Adv_spectrometer.png|64px|left]]The Advanced Mass Spectrometer is your occasionally used tool for blood toxin testing. Rumour has it there was once a non-advanced Mass Spectrometer, but such a thing is definitely obsolete now.

To use it, take a blood sample from your patient with a syringe, and then use the syringe on the spectrometer. Then switch to it and click it in your hand to read the results. It should tell you the chemicals and quantities that are found in their blood. This is the only way to test blood samples, if you inject a blood sample into a beaker and check it in the ChemMaster, it will only show as blood.

Note that this tool can only be used for blood, if you have a beaker/bottle/syringe of something mysterious that isn't blood and you want to see what's in it, use the ChemMaster instead.

===Cryostasis Beaker===
[[File:noreact.gif|64px|left]]The Cryostasis Beaker is an advanced tool that you don't have to begin with. It can only be made in the R&D Lab in science, if you want some you have to ask them for it.

The cryostasis beaker holds 60u, and it has the special property of preventing chemical reactions inside it. Any elements or compounds placed into it will not react with each other. If there are any reactions waiting to happen, they'll occur as soon as the contents are transferred into another beaker, or transferred into the buffer of the ChemMaster

===Bluespace Beaker===
[[File:bluespaceBeaker.gif|64px|left]]The Chemist's favourite, a Bluespace Beaker will really make your day. It is another advanced tool that you don't start with, and must request from science. However it's somewhat hard to make, so they may not be able to reliably make them for you.

This high-tech beaker uses reality-distorting bluespace technology to create a tiny pocket dimension for storing chemicals, which in practical terms means it can store a tremendous 300u of reagents inside it, making it 250% of the capacity of a Large Beaker. This allows you to easily make much larger batches of medicine - five bottles at a time.

=Infographic and Information=
[[File:Chemistry_Medical_Aurora.png|thumb|left|alt=|This infographic teaches all of the basic Chems, it is highly recommended you keep it on hand if you're new.]]
A basic Chem infographic will be provided here, it is recommended to keep it on hand for new players; but beware, it only has the basic necessities of Chemistry, for advanced chems you will have to read further. ''Note: Spaceacillin has been split into multiple anti-microbials. [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]] and [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]]. Other than that, this infographic is still up to date.''

==Metabolism and Overdose==
Most medicines and chemicals designed for use in people have an overdose limit. If a person metabolizes more than this much of the chemical in a short time, they will suffer the overdose effect for that chemical, which is usually a bad thing. Overdose limits vary widely, but the most common value is 20 units.

The most common overdose effect is 'Toxins', the patient will suffer 0.2 points of toxins damage per second, as long as the medicine continues metabolizing in their system. This is only dependent on time, not on the quantity of the dose, so overdosing on medicines that metabolize slowly is far more dangerous, they'll keep poisoning the patient for longer.

It is important to note that metabolism is not the same as just putting the chemicals into a patient. All chemicals that are injected into, or fed to the patient, are stored harmlessly within their body until they can be properly absorbed, or 'metabolized'. This process happens at a variable rate for each chemical, but the most common metabolic rate is 0.2 units per proc, which works out to 0.1u per second

Overdose effects do not trigger until the patient has metabolized enough to reach the overdose limit, which may take several minutes.

Whenever this document mentions the word 'dose', it refers to how much has been metabolized into the patient, not how much has been injected into their blood.

Whenever a patient has fully metabolized all the volume of a drug that is present in their stomach or blood, the dose is instantly cleared, and the drug's effects are stopped. Even if they had overdosed before, once the dose is cleared its safe to administer more of the same thing.

==Catalysts==
Several of the more advanced chemistry recipes take an ingredient (usually phoron) which is marked as (Catalyst)

A Catalyst is a chemical which is required to help a chemical reaction, but does not become part of the finished result. Whenever a recipe involves a catalyst, the catalyst will be left over in the beaker, alongside the finished product. You can use the ChemMaster to extract the catalyst, put it in a bottle, and reuse it later.

=Chemicals=
Below this heading are multiple tables detailing each chemical that can be synthesized as well as their recipes and effects, among other things. Unless there is additional text in the overdose column, assume that overdosing on the chemical in question - if it can be overdosed on - will deal minor organ damage to the liver, assuming the liver is still alive to absorb the damage.
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==Dispenser Chemicals==
Unless otherwise stated, all basic chemicals listed below overdose at 20u. They are also all found in the dispenser, and have no recipe.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Acetone
|
*Moderately damages organs.
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
|A colorless liquid solvent used in chemical synthesis.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Aluminum
|
*Does nothing.
|A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ammonia
|
*Minorly damages organs.
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners. Poisonous to most lifeforms, lingers for a while if inhaled.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Carbon
|
*Removes 1u of another reagent per unit, if ingested.
*Makes turfs dirty if splashed on.
|A chemical element, the builing block of life.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Copper
|
*If patient is Skrell:
**Regenerates blood if ingested.
|A highly ductile metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Ethanol
|
*Dissolves ink on printed material.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
*If ingested:
**Causes drugginess.
**May cause hallucinations.
**Raises pulse.
**Damages organs in Unathi and Vaurca patients.
|A well-known alcohol with a variety of applications.
|0.2u/tick, 1u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrazine
|
*If ingested:
**Moderately damages organs.
**Unless they have a fuel cell augment, in which case it converts into nutrition.
*If inhaled:
**Minorly damages organs.
*If touched:
**Barely damages organs.
**Covers with flammable fuel.
|A toxic, colorless, flammable liquid with a strong ammonia-like odor, in hydrate form.
|0.04u/tick, 5u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Hydrochloric Acid
|
*Deals moderate brute damage.
*Deals moderate burn damage.
*Minorly damages lungs if inhaled.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula HCl.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Iron
|
*If patient is neither Skrell nor Vaurca:
**Restores blood if ingested.
|Pure iron is a metal.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Lithium
|
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Causes drooling, among other things.
*Doesn't actually treat depression.
|A chemical element, used as antidepressant.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Mercury
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
*Causes weakness in doses greater than 8u.
|A poisonous chemical element, one of two that is a liquid at human room temperature and pressure.
|0.2u/tick, 0.08u inhaled, 0.02u ingested
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Phosphorous
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, the backbone of biological energy carriers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Potassium
|
*Raises pulse.
*Explodes if put in contact with water, purging all reagents from the container.
|A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Radium
|
*Irradiates the patient.
**Significantly increases the chance of curing disease, at the cost of severely damaging organs as a direct result.
*Spawns glowing goo if thrown onto turfs.
|Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Silicon
|
*Does nothing.
|A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sodium
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, readily reacts with water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Sugar
|
*Does nothing.
|The organic compound commonly known as table sugar and sometimes called saccharose. This white, odorless, crystalline powder has a pleasing, sweet taste.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Sulfur
|
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Restores blood.
|A chemical element with a pungent smell.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|Sulfuric Acid {{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}
|
*Deals significant brute damage.
*Deals significant burn damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|A very corrosive mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|0.4u/tick, 50u touched
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|Tungsten
|
*Does nothing.
|A chemical element, and a strong oxidizing agent.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|Water
|
*Quenches thirst.
|A ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|2u/tick ingested
|N/A
|}
</div></div>

==Basic Medicines==
Basic medicines refers to medications that are either found in first aid kits/around the medbay, or are medicines that are used very, very often, and should be prioritized first-thing. Everything under this heading and beyond - up until the psychiatric medicines section - covers drugs and compounds that are beneficial to the body. Their entries are also color coded: red for brute, yellow for burn, green for toxins, blue for oxygen, lime for radiation, gray for genetic, purple for organs, pink for painkillers!
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Bicaridine}}Bicaridine
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate brute damage.
|Bicaridine is a complex medication which specifically targets damaged tissues and damaged blood vessels by encouraging the rate at which the damaged tissues are regenerated. Overdosing bicaridine allows the drug to take effect on damaged muscular tissues of arteries.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Butazoline|Butazoline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, 2% chance of healing arterial bleeding every two seconds when patient has a dose greater than 30u and is experiencing the overdose.
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Butazoline}}Butazoline
|1 Aluminum, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]] = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Butazoline, a recent improvement upon Bicaridine, is specialised at treating the most traumatic of wounds, though less so for treating severe bleeding.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]
|15u, does not have a chance of healing arterial bleeding
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coagzolug}}Coagzolug
|1 [[#Tricordrazine|Tricordrazine]], 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]] = 1 unit
|
*Slows down external bleeding by 30%, and arterial bleeding by 20%.
*Causes dizziness.
|A medicine that was stumbled upon by accident, coagzolug encourages blood to clot and slow down bleeding. An overdose causes dangerous blood clots capable of harming the heart..
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|10u, heart damage
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Dermaline}}Dermaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Phosphorous, 1 [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]] = 3
|
*Heals severe burn damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Causes dehydration.
|Dermaline is a recent improvement of kelotane, working in a similar way, though twice as effective. Dermaline is capable of recovering even the most dire of burnt tissues, being able to treat full-thickness burning.
|0.1u/tick
|
*See [[#Kelotane|Kelotane]].
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin}}Dexalin
|2 Acetone, 0.1 Phoron, 1 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 50%.
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]].
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin is a complex oxygen therapeutic and is available OTC. The chemical utilises carbon nanostructures which cling to oxygen and, in pathological conditions where tissues are hypoxic, will oxygenate these regions.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|20u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Dexalin Plus}}Dexalin Plus
|1 Carbon, 1 Iron, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Oxygenates the blood to 80%
**Does not raise oxygenation in the case of blood loss or heart damage.
*Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]]
*If patient is Vaurca:
**Damages organs.
**Causes blurry vision.
*If inhaled:
**Removes [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] twice as fast.
|Dexalin Plus was a ground-breaking improvement of Dexalin, capable of transporting several times the amount of oxygen, allowing it to have more clinical uses in treating hypoxia.
|0.2u/tick, 0.1 inhaled
|N/A
|15u, minorly damages the brain, barely damages the eyes
|-
!style='background-color:#c4ffd1;'|{{anchor|Dylovene}}Dylovene
|1 Ammonia, 1 Potassium, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the liver from any amount of damage less than necrosis.
*Protects the liver and kidneys from poisons in the bloodstream. Increases the liver's filtration efficiency while poisoned.
*Removes the [[#Zombie Powder|Zombie Powder]] and Toxin reagents from the bloodstream. Metabolizes both them and itself more quickly in the process.
*Reduces hallucinations.
*Reduces drowsiness.
|Dylovene is a broad-spectrum over-the-counter antitoxin. It is used in response to a variety of poisoning cases, being able to neutralise and remove harmful toxins from the bloodstream.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, dehydration, hunger.
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Inaprovaline}}Inaprovaline
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Minorly heals the brain if oxygenation is above 85%.
*Slows external bleeding down by 20%.
*Prevents heart damage from chemically-induced tachycardia.
*Attempts to regulate heart beat.
*Reduces effects of low blood oxygenation.
*Reduces speed at which brain takes damage from low blood.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Inaprovaline is a cardiostimulant which stabilises myocardial contractility, working towards maintaining a steady pulse and blood pressure. Inaprovaline also acts as a weak analgesic.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, chest pain, very small chance of curing organ rejection completely
|-
!style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|{{anchor|Kelotane}}Kelotane
|1 Carbon, 1 Silicon = 2 units
|
*Heals moderate burn damage.
|Kelotane is a complex medication which specifically targets tissues which have been lost to severe burning by encouraging the rate at which these damaged tissues are regenerated.
|0.1u/tick
|
*Causes the following if mixed with [[#Dermaline|Dermaline]]:
**Itchiness.
**Amplified dehydration.
**Moderate genetic damage.
|20u, face disfiguration
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Tricordrazine}}Tricordrazine
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Depending on the temperature of the compound:
**Barely heals brute damage.
**Barely heals burn damage.
*Does nothing if inhaled.
|Tricordrazine is an old, though still useful, medication largely set aside following bicaridine and kelotane’s development. The drug increases the rate at which tissues regenerate, though far slower than modern medications.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|30u, causes itchiness.
|}

==Organ Regeneratives==
Organ regeneratives, as the name implies, refers to medicines that regenerate internal organs specifically. As such their use is a bit niche, but most make for necessary additions to any medbay.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Adipemcina}}Adipemcina
|1 Lithium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Potassium = 3 units
|
*Moderately heals the heart.
|Adipemcina is a complex, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which cells differentiate into myocardial cells. Adipemcina overdoses result in severe liver damage and vomiting.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, minor organ damage, vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Alkysine}}Alkysine
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*If blood oxygenation is greater than or equal to 85%:
**If dose is less than 2u:
***Significantly heals the brain.
***An IV drip is recommended.
**If dose is greater than 2u:
***Moderately heals the brain.
***Lightly kills pain.
***Causes dizziness.
*If blood oxygenation is less than 85%:
**Does nothing.
|Alkysine is a complex drug which increases cerebral circulation, ensuring the brain does not become hypoxic and increasing the rate at which neurological function returns after a catastrophic injury.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, hallucinations, paralysis/aphasia/imaginary friends
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine
|1 Carbon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Moderately heals the eyes.
*Reduces blurry vision.
*Removes temporary blindness.
|Oculine is a complex organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into those required to recover damage to ocular tissues. Imidazoline
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, hallucinations
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Peridaxon}}Peridaxon
|1 [[#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]], 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Minorly heals organ damage, on any organ.
**Does not heal the brain if it has greater than minor damage.
*Causes disorientation.
|Peridaxon is complex, broad-spectrum organ-regenerative medication which increases the rate at which cells can differentiate into organ cells to recover damaged organ tissues. The drug is hard on the body, leading to confusion and drowsiness.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, confusion, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Pneumalin}}Pneumalin
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Antidexafen|Antidexafen]], 1 [[#Pulmodeiectionem|Pulmodeiectionem]] = 2 units
|
*Slightly oxygenates blood.
*Moderately heals the lungs.
*Lowers pulse.
*Fixes "rescued" lungs.
**All of this only works if inhaled.
|Pneumalin is a powerful, organ-regenerative medication that increases the rate at which lung tissues are regenerated. Pneumalin only works when inhaled, and overdosing can lead to severe bradycardia.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, bradychardia
|}

==Detox and Side-Effect Antagonists==
This section covers medicines that help ''prevent'' organ damage or other harm, rather than treating it outright. Some of these also just cover medicines that can help a patient back onto their feet.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #ccddcc; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Arithrazine}}Arithrazine
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Hyronalin|Hyronalin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes extreme amounts of radiation.
*Has a 60% chance of dealing moderate brute damage.
*Causes itchiness.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae
|Arithrazine is a recent improvement of Hyronalin, rapidly destroying any ionised cells, though this often leads to collateral cell damage, resulting in contusions across affected parts of the body.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Asinodryl}}Asinodryl
|3 Water, 1 [[#Cetahydramine|Cetahydramine]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 5 Tungsten (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Reduces the chance of vomiting.
|Asinodryl is an anti-emetic medication which acts by preventing the two regions in the brain responsible for vomiting from controlling the act of emesis.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cetahydramine}}Cetahydramine
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]] = 2 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Prevents itching.
|Cetahydramine is a complex antihistamine medication available OTC which blocks the release of histamine, thus making it effective at suppressing allergies and sneezing. Cetahydramine can cause drowsiness in larger doses, making it an effective sleep aid.
|0.01u/tick, 0.2 ingested, 0.4 inhaled
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cytophenolate}}Cytophenolate
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1u Sugar = 3 units
|
*If the donor and recipient are of the same species but different blood types, 10 units or more of cytophenolate will gradually reduce the severity of organ rejection until it cures organ rejection entirely, switching the donated organ's blood type to that of the recipient.
**Cytophenolate is a slow acting drug, and patients need persistent doses until the rejection goes away.
*If the donor and recipient are of different species, cytophenolate will never cure the organ rejection only prevent the symptoms of the rejection form worsening.
*Actively hinders any antibiotics like [[#Thetamycin|thetamycin]]
|Cytophenolate is a new immunosuppressant drug designed for mitigating rejection effects from organ transplantations.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, weakness, dizziness, and vomiting
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ethylredoxrazine}}Ethylredoxrazine
|1 Acetone, 1 Carbon, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Neutralizes anything alcohol-related, preferably administered where the alcohol in question is.
*Reduces dizziness.
*Reduces drowsiness.
*Reduces stuttering.
*Reduces confusion.
|Ethylredoxrazine is a powerful medication which oxidises ethanol in the bloodstream, reducing the burden on the liver to complete this task. Ethylredoxrazine also blocks the reuptake of neurotransmitters responsible for symptoms of alcohol intoxication.
|0.06u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Fluvectionem}}Fluvectionem
|1 Mercury, 1 Ammonia, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Removes 4u of other reagents per unit.
*Minorly damages organs
*Barely damages organs for every unit of reagent purged.
**All of these effects are doubled if overdosed, and done twice as fast.
|Fluvectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the bloodstream of toxic reagents. The drug is capable of neutralising the most difficult of compounds and acts very fast, however it is inefficient and results in benign waste products that can be damaging to the liver. Calomel
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u, see effects
|-
!style='background-color:#b0fca4;'|{{anchor|Hyronalin}}Hyronalin
|1 Radium, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Removes significant amounts of radiation per unit.
*Deals severe damage to Dionae.
|Hyronalin is a complex anti-radiation medication which specifically targets ionised cells, reducing their cell division rate to prevent their growth before gradually destroying these afflicted cells.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u, 60% chance of moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pulmodeiectionem}}Pulmodeiectionem
|1 [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]] = 2 units
|
*Removes 5u of other reagents in the lungs per unit.
*Barely damages the lungs.
*Causes coughing.
*Reduces oxygenation.
|Pulmodeiectionem is a complex anti-toxin medication that is capable of purging the lungs of toxic reagents by damaging the mucous lining of the bronchi and trachea, allowing particulate to be coughed out of the lungs. Pulmodeiectionem works only when inhaled and can cause long-term damage to the lungs.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|10u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine
|1 Lithium, 1 Sugar, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Mildly kills pain.
*Reduces weakness.
*Reduces paralysis.
*Reduces stunning.
*Removes [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]].
*Removes hallucinations.
*Removes blurry vision.
*Removes confusion.
*Moderately damages organs.
|Synaptizine is an advanced synaptic stimulant and nootropic which improves synaptic transmission and keeps one alert, giving it many clinical uses in the treatment of paralysis, weakness, narcolepsy and hallucinations. Synaptizine is difficult to metabolise and is hard on the liver.
|0.01u/tick
|N/A
|20u, seizures
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Verunol Syrup}}Verunol Syrup
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes vomiting if ingested.
*Minorly damages organs if injected.
|A complex emetic medication that causes the patient to vomit due to gastric irritation and the stimulating of the vomit centres of the brain.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Specialized Medicines==
Anything semi-common medicine that doesn't really fit into the other categories goes here. These are the niche-est of the niche, and they won't see very frequent use or synthesis.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Helmizole}}Helmizole
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], [[#Fluvectionem|Fluvectionem]], 1 [[#Leporazine|Leporazine]] = 2 units
|
*Removes parasites from the brain
**After about 5 minutes, the parasite's symptoms are alleviated
**After about 7.5 minutes, the parasite is killed
|Helmizole is an anti-helminthic medication which combats parasitic worm infections, compromising their nervous system and inducing respiratory paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, causes parasite to develop drug resistance
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate
|1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]], 1 Carbon, 1 Sulfur = 2 units
|
*Heals hearing damage.
|TODO
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|10u, terrible headaches
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine
|1 Copper, 1 Silicon, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Regulates body temperature.
*Regulates fevers.
|Leporazine is a complex medication which improves thermal homeostasis, stabilising and regulating the body’s core temperature. Leporazine often results in hyperventilation which should be monitored.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u, lowers body temperature
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lipozine}}Lipozine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Radium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 3 units
|
*Quickly burns nutrition.
|A chemical compound that causes a powerful fat-burning reaction.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polysomnine}}Polysomnine
|3 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Ethanol, 1 Water = 1 unit
|
*Sedates the patient.
*Minorly damages the liver.
|Polysomnine is a complex drug which rapidly induces sedation in preparation for surgery. Polysomnine’s sedative effect is fast acting, and sedated individuals wake up with zero amnesia regarding the events leading up to their sedation, however the only downside is how hard the drug is on the liver.
|0.1u/tick, 0.05u inhaled
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|RMT}}Regenerative-Muscular Tissue Supplements
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 2 unit
|
*Removes slowdown on unassisted Off-Worlders, and their subsequent flavor texts.
|RMT Supplement is a bioengineered, fast-acting growth factor that specifically helps recover bone and muscle mass caused by prolonged zero-gravity adaptations. It can also be used to treat chronic muscle weakness.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|30u, aching
|-
!style='background-color:#f5d7d7;'|{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone
|1 Copper, 1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 Carpotoxin = 3 units
|
*Heals significant brute damage.
*Heals significant burn damage.
*Heals significant gene damage.
*Slightly improves oxygenation.
*Restores blood.
*Minorly heals the liver.
*If dose is above 3 units:
**Treats disfiguration.
*If dose is above 10 units:
**Causes dizziness.
**Causes jitteriness.
|Rezadone is an extremely expensive, ground-breaking miracle drug. The compound is capable of treating all kinds of physical damage, disfiguration, as well as genetic damage. Excessive consumption of rezadone can lead to severe disorientation.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Ryetalyn}}Ryetalyn
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Arithrazine|Arithrazine]] = 2 units
|
*Instantly removes all mutations. Only 1 unit is necessary.
**Does '''NOT''' heal gene damage.
|Ryetalyn is a novel, highly advanced, broad-spectrum medication, developed by an independent team of Solarian scientists, which has varying clinical uses in treating genetic abnormalities including certain cancers, autoimmune conditions, and Hulk Syndrome.
|1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Soporific}}Soporific
|4 Sugar, 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 5 units
|
*Sedates the patient.
|Soporific is highly diluted polysomnine which results in slower and more gradual sedation. This makes the drug ideal at treating insomnia and anxiety disorders, however is generally not reliable for sedation in preparation for surgery except in high doses.
|0.1u/tick, 0.033u inhaled
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Steramycin}}Steramycin
|2 [[#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]], 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]], 1 Radium = 2 units
|
*If infection has yet to show:
**Reduces germ level, the variable that triggers infections once it reaches 100
*If infection has manifested:
**Does nothing
|A preventative antibiotic that will stop small infections from growing, but only if administered early. Has no effect on internal organs, wounds, or if the infection has grown beyond its early stages.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u, dizziness, minor toxins
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thetamycin}}Thetamycin
|1 [[#Cryptobiolin|Cryptobiolin]], 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 2 units
|
*Effects at <5u dosage
**Treats infections, the speed of recovery dependent on the severity of the infection.
*Effects at >=5u dosage
**Does the same as the above.
**Mild - and types of mild - infections are instantly cured.
**Prevents septic infections from spreading to other limbs.
|Thetamycin is a complex, broad-spectrum antibiotic developed to treat wound infections, organ infections, and septicaemia, even those caused by superbugs with high anti-bacterial resistances. Spaceacillin
|0.01u/tick, 0.4u inhaled
|N/A
|20u, dizziness, vomiting
|}

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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Antidexafen}}Antidexafen
| 1 Tungsten, 1 Carbon, 1 Water = 3 units
| * Lightly kills pain.
| A complex antitussive medication available OTC which is very effective at suppressing cough reflexes. The medication also acts as a very weak analgesic medication, leading to it being a very cheap recreational drug or precursor to other recreational drugs.
| 0.2u/tick, 0.4 inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, vomiting, twitching, drowsiness, brain damage
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Perconol}}Perconol
| 1 Sugar, 1 Water, 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]] = 3 units
| * Moderately kills pain. **Painkiller effect is slightly stronger if injected, rather than ingested. *Lowers fevers. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Perconol is an advanced, analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating minor-mild pain, inflammation and high fevers. The drug is available over-the-counter for treating minor illnesses and mild pain. Perconol is not effective when inhaled. Paracetamol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| N/A
| 20u, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Mortaphenyl}}Mortaphenyl
| 1 Acetone, 1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]] = 3 units
| *Effectively kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. **Does nothing if inhaled.
| Mortaphenyl is an advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating mild-severe pain as a result of severe, physical injury. Mortaphenyl is not effective when inhaled. Tramadol
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and nausea if BAC is greater than 0.03%, oxygen deprivation at 0.08%
| 15u, nausea, restricted breathing, hallucinations
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine
| Process and refine from opium poppies
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Morphine is a very strong medication derived from the opium plant. It is extremely effective at treating severe pain. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, morphine can be inhaled.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Tramarine}}Tramarine
| 1 Potassium Chloride, 1 [[#Polysomnide|Polysomnide]], 5 Sodium (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Effectively kills pain *Causes blurry vision *Causes confusion *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Tramarine is a synthetic form of morphine developed by NanoTrasen early in its history, that can be used in its place for most medical purposes. It is known to be more dangerous however with alcohol, other opiods, or an overdose.
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 20u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing, fever, increased pulse
|-
| style="font-weight:bold; background-color:#ff00ff;" | {{anchor|Oxycomorphine}}Oxycomorphine
| 1 [[#Morphine|Morphine]], 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units '''OR''' 1 [[#Mortaphenyl|Mortaphenyl]], 1 [[#Tramarine|Tramarine]], 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
| *Ludicrously kills pain. *Causes blurry vision. *Causes confusion. *Causes slowdown **Is effective if inhaled
| Oxycomorphine is a highly advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is extremely effective at treating severe-agonising pain as a result of injuries usually incompatible with life. The drug is highly addictive and sense-numbing. Unlike other painkillers, oxycomorphine can be inhaled. Oxycodone
| 0.02u/tick, 0.4u ingested, 0.8u inhaled
| *Causes intense hallucinations, the feeling of drugginess, and restricted breathing if patient's BAC is greater than 0.04% *Causes slowdown *See [[#Neurapan|Neurapan]].
| 10u, hallucinations, drugginess, nausea, restricted breathing
|}

==Resuscitators==
If a patient is in some pretty dire straits, and you've already taken care of the other damage, then these medicines will make sure they don't die. Hopefully. Maybe. If you're quick enough?
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! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#c9e5f5;'|{{anchor|Adrenaline}}Adrenaline
|1 [[#Inaprovaline|Inaprovaline]], 1 [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]], 1 [[#Dexalin Plus|Dexalin Plus]] = 3 units
|
*Significantly increases the chance that chest compressions (CPR) will restart the heart while in the bloodstream.
*Doses >5u have a chance to automatically restart the heart, if able. Consumes 5u each time this happens.
**Moderately damages the heart if restarted this way.
*Increases heart rate.
**Further increases as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Lightly kills pain.
**Painkiller effect diminishes as more adrenaline is metabolized.
*Does nothing if inhaled or ingested.
|Adrenaline is a hormone used as a drug to treat cardiac arrest and other cardiac dysrhythmias resulting in diminished or absent cardiac output.
|0.2u/tick
|
*See [[#Hyperzine|Hyperzine]].
|20u, pain
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Saline}}Saline Plus
|2 Water, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]], 0.5 Sugar, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 unit
|
*If injected:
**Hydrates the patient.
**Restores blood if dose is less than 2u.
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Does nothing.
|Saline Plus is an expensive improvement upon the various saline solutions of old. Saline Plus has wide clinical applications in the treatment of dehydration and hypovolaemia, with no more debates as to whether it is effective or not.
|1.5u/tick
|N/A
|5u, confusion, jitteriness
|}

==Cryogenics==
Cryo tube-specific medications go here. Anything under here is only effective if the patient's body has been chilled significantly.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#efe3ff;'|{{anchor|Cataleptinol}}Cataleptinol
|1 [[#Alkysine|Alkysine]], 0.1 Phoron, 0.1 [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]] = 1 unit
|
*Barely heals the brain.
*Minorly heals the brain if patient's temperature is below 170K.
*Causes dizziness.
*Has a chance to cure the following, compounded by the amount metabolized:
**Dumbness
**Cerebral Blindness
**Cerebral Paralysis
**Colorblindness
**Aphasia
|Cataleptinol is a highly advanced, expensive medication capable of regenerating the most damaged of brain tissues. Cataleptinol is used in the treatment of dumbness, cerebral blindness, cerebral paralysis and aphasia. The drug is more effective when the patient’s core temperature is below 170K.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|15u, paralysis, aphasia, dumbness, weakness, colorblindness, imaginary friends
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone
|1 Water, 1 Acetone, 1 [[#Dexalin|Dexalin]] = 3 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals significant gene damage.
**Heals significant brute damage.
**Heals significant burn damage.
**Heals significant hypoxia.
**Slightly heals organ damage.
|Cryoxadone is a ground-breaking and complex medication that, when acting on bodies cooler than 170K, is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Cryoxadone, alongside Clonexadone, are the backbones of the cloning industry.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#e8e8e8;'|{{anchor|Clonexadone}}Clonexadone
|1 Sodium, 1 [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]], 0.1 Phoron, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 2 units
|
*Slows pulse.
*If the body is below 170K:
**Heals extreme gene damage.
**Heals extreme brute damage.
**Heals extreme burn damage.
**Heals extreme hypoxia.
**Mildly heals organ damage.
|Clonexadone is a ground-breaking, complex medication that improved upon Cryoxadone. When acting on bodies cooler than 170K, the drug is capable of increasing the rate at which wounds regenerate, as well as treating genetic damage. Clonexadone, alongside Cryoxadone, are the backbones of the cloning industry.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|}

==Psychiatric Medicines==
These particular drugs are much more niche in their use compared to the medicines above. They almost exclusively impact the mental state of the patient, either for good or ill, depending on how they're used. Do note that many of the effects being suppressed no longer exist, which means a lot of these medicines serve a roleplay purpose rather than a mechanical one, though any medicines that suppress stuttering and hallucinations do still work.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
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! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Corophenidate}}Corophenidate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = units
|
*Removes hallucinations.
*Suppresses the following:
**Imaginary friends.
**Phobias.
|Corophenidate is a new generation, psychoactive stimulant used in the treatment of ADHD and ADD. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of CNS stimulants. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and disruption of focus.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Emoxanyl}}Emoxanyl
|1 Ethanol, 1 Silicon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Concussions.
**Phobias.
|Emoxanyl is a novel, antioxidant medication which increases cerebral circulation and is used to treat anxiety, depression, concussion, and epilepsy. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Minaphobin}}Minaphobin
|1 Carbon, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobias.
|Minaphobin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nerospectan}}Nerospectan
|1 Silicon, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Monophobia.
**Imaginary friends.
**Speech impediments.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Nerospectan is an expensive, new generation anti-psychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Nerospectan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurapan}}Neurapan
|1 Ethanol, 1 [[#Drugs|Space Drugs]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Stuttering.
**Speech impediments.
**Monophobia.
**Hallucinations.
**Muscle spasms.
**Tourettes.
|Neurapan is a groundbreaking, expensive antipsychotic medication capable of treating a whole spectrum of mental illnesses, including psychoses, anxiety disorders, Tourette Syndrome and depression, and can alleviate symptoms of stress. Neurapan can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, and withdrawal symptoms are dangerous.
|0.002u/tick
|
*If mixed with [[#Oxycomorphine|Oxycomorphine]] and overdosing:
**Causes deafness.
**Causes drowsiness.
**Causes confusion.
**Causes derealization
|10u, pacifism, blurred vision, derealization
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Neurostabin}}Neurostabin
|1 Iron, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Split personalities.
**Imaginary friends.
**Muscle weakness.
|Neurostabin is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of psychoses, and also has clinical significance in treating muscle weakness. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and the development of phobias.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Orastabin}}Orastabin
|1 Sodium, 1 Tungsten, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
**Monophobia.
**Stuttering.
|Orastabin is a new generation, complex psychoactive medication used in the treatment of anxiety disorders and speech impediments. It has fewer side effects than many other forms of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.002u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Parvosil}}Parvosil
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]] = 3 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Phobias.
|Parvosil is a new generation, psychoactive drug used in the treatment of anxiety disorders such as phobias and social anxiety. It has far fewer side effects than previous generations of psychoactive drugs. Withdrawal symptoms include hallucinations and heightened anxiety.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Paxazide}}Paxazide
|1 [[#Parvosil|Parvosil]], 1 [[#Truth|Truth Serum]] = 1 unit
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Any intent except help.
**Attacking with objects.
|Paxazide is an expensive and unethical, psychoactive drug used to pacify people, suppressing regions of the brain responsible for anger and violence. Paxazide can be addictive due to its tranquilising effects, though withdrawal symptoms are scarce.
|0.004u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Truth}}Truth Serum
|1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 1 [[#Mindbreaker|Mindbreaker Toxin]], 0.1 Phoron = 2 units
|
*Suppresses the following:
**Nothing.
*Gives many messages about how you should spill the beans.
|Truth Serum is an expensive and very unethical psychoactive drug capable of inhibiting defensive measures and reasoning in regards to communication, resulting in those under the effects of the drug to be very open to telling the truth.
|0.01u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Narcotics and Other Drugs==
Unlike everything above, everything in this heading is more or less harmful to the patient rather than beneficial. Nothing here is outright lethal, but frequent use and high dosages are not recommended!
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Co'qnixq Wuxi}}Co'qnixq Wuxi
|1 Wulumunusha, 1 Synaptizine, 1 emoxanyl = 3u
|
*Increases stamina.
*Increases concentration and motivation.
|Co'qnixq Wuxi, or Co'qnixq Nootropic, has existed since before Glorsh, and was developed as a cognitive enhancer for Skrell with on-set dementia. When taken, one's consciousness is heightened greatly alongside receiving mild energy boost. Frequently used as a 'smart drug' by students and scientists.
|0.05u/tick
|n/a
|10u, increases running speed, damages kidneys
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Krok}}Krok Juice
|1 Iron, 1 Welding Fuel, 2 [[Guide to Drinks#Non-Alcoholic_Drinks|Orange Juice]] = 4 units
|
*Causes malfunctions in prosthetic organs.
|An advanced Eridanian variant of ancient krokodil, known for causing prosthetic malfunctions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|15u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Hyperzine}}Hyperzine
|1 Sugar, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sulfur = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Increases pulse.
|Hyperzine is a complex cardio-synaptic stimulant drug designed to increase the performance of the body. Downsides include violent muscle spasms and tremors.
|0.03u/tick, 0.015u inhaled
|
*Starts Hyperzine's OD if [[#Adrenaline|Adrenaline]] is mixed.
|15u, hallucinations, moderate brute damage
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Joy}}Joy
|1 neurapan, 2 heroin = 1 unit
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Reduces pain.
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes paralysis.
|An expensive and illegal drug often abused by those who find no other means to numb their physical and mental pains. A Joy addict is a truly sad sight.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightlife}}Nightlife
|1 [[#Corophenidate|Corophenidate]], 1 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]] at 200 Celsius = 3 units
|
*Increases running speed.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes stuttering.
*Causes drugginess.
*Causes hallucinations.
*Removes drowsiness.
*Damages the heart, depending on dose.
|A liquid narcotic commonly used by the more wealthy drug-abusing citizens of the Eridani Federation. Works as a potent stimulant that causes extreme awakefulness. Lethal in high doses.
|0.04u/tick, 0.02u inhaled, 0.125u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Raskara}}Raskara Dust
|1 [[#MAP|Monoammoniumphosphate]], 1 [[#Cleaner|Space Cleaner]], 2 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] at 127 Celsius = 3 units
|
*If ingested or inhaled:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Lightly kills pain.
*If injected:
**Causes drowsiness.
**Mildly kills pain.
|A powdery narcotic found in the gang-ridden slums of Biesel and Sol. Known for it's relaxing poperties that cause trance-like states when inhaled. Casual users tend to snort or inhale, while hardcore users inject.
|0.02u/tick, 0.04u inhaled, 0.06u ingested
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nightshade}}Red Nightshade
|1 [[#Stimm|Stimm]], 1 [[#Synaptizine|Synaptizine]], 0.1 Phoron = 1 unit
|
*Has a chance to moderately damage the brain.
*Causes jitteriness.
*Causes berserk, which includes the following:
**Red screen.
**Locking to harm intent.
**Inability to use complex items.
**Reseting pain.
***Reduces further pain.
**Ability to smash windows barehanded.
|An illegal combat performance enhancer originating from the criminal syndicates of Mars. The drug stimulates regions of the brain responsible for violence and rage, inducing a feral, berserk state in users.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Drugs}}Space Drugs
|1 Lithium, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes drowsiness.
*Causes hunger.
*Forces the patient to step in a random direction.
*Lightly kills pain.
|Mercury Monolithium Sucrose, or space drugs, is a potent relaxant commonly found in Ambrosia plants. Lasts twice as long when inhaled.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Xu'Xi Gas}}Xu'Xi Gas
|2 dexalin, 2 space drugs, 1 truth serum at 137 degrees Celsius = 5u
|
*Calms emotions.
*Causes suggestibility.
|A recreational drug hailing from Qerr'Malic that must be inhaled. It produces a mild high similar to Wulumunusha and is known to make users susceptible to persuasion. Most forms of Xu'Xi Gas found outside of the Nralakk Federation are cheap, synthetic substitutes. Only works when inhaled.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
|}

==Poisons==
Compared to all of the reagents above, these reagents are without a doubt harmful to the body, and their use is highly regulated. Don't get caught with these!
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin
|1 Acetone, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 3 units
|
*Causes dizziness.
*Causes confusion.
*Causes hallucinations.
|Cryptobiolin causes confusion and dizzyness.
|0.1u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide
|N/A, can be found in apples.
|
*Rapidly depletes oxygen levels.
|A highly toxic chemical.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Dextrotoxin}}Dextrotoxin
|10 [[#Soporific|Soporific]], 5 Phoron, 3 Carpotoxin = 5 units
|
*Paralyzes all limbs.
|A complicated to make and highly illegal drug that cause paralysis mostly focused on the limbs.
|0.04u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene
|1 Acetone, 1 Mercury, 1 Sugar = 2 units
|
*Moderately damages the brain.
|Impedrezene is a narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin
|1 Ammonia, 1 Hydrazine, 1 Tungsten, 5 Phoron (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
|Lexorin is a complex toxin that attempts to induce general hypoxia by weakening the diaphragm to prevent respiration and also by binding to haemoglobins to prevent oxygen molecules from doing the same.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mindbreaker}}Mindbreaker Toxin
|1 Silicon, 1 Hydrazine, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Causes hallucinations.
|An incredibly potent hallucinogen designed to wreak havoc on the brain, resulting in disturbing hallucinations with long-term impacts on those given the drug - this drug is not pleasant, thus the name, and only hardcore addicts use the drug recreationally.
|0.05u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KCl}}Potassium Chloride
|1 Potassium, 1 [[#NACL|Sodium Chloride]] = 2 units
|
*If >20u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|A delicious salt that stops the heart when injected into cardiac muscle.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|KClPh}}Potassium Chlorophoride
|1 Phoron, 1 [[#KCl|Potassium Chloride]], 1 [[#Polysomnine|Polysomnine]] = 4 units
|
*If >5u is injected:
**Stops the heart.
|Potassium Chlorophoride is an expensive, vastly improved variant of Potassium Chloride. Potassium Chlorophoride, unlike the original drug, acts immediately to block neuromuscular junctions, causing general paralysis.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|5u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zombie}}Zombie Powder
|5 Copper, 5 Carpotoxin, 5 [[#Soporific|Soporific]] = 2 units
|
*Deals minor hypoxia damage.
*Minorly damages organs.
*Inflicts weakness.
*Inflicts silence.
*Gives the autopsy scanner a fake report.
|A strong neurotoxin that puts the subject into a death-like state.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|}

==Experimental Reagents==
These reagents are wholly experimental in nature, and probably should not see widespread use outside of research.
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Stimm}}Stimm
|1 Fuel, 5 [[Guide_to_Drinks#Coffee_Drinks|Rewriter]] = 6 units
|
*Increases running speed.
|A homemade stimulant with some serious side-effects.
|0.6u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Mutagen}}Unstable Mutagen
|1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Radium = 3 units
|
*Deals radiation damage.
*May cause mutations.
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Venenum}}Venenum
|N/A, obtained through [[Uplink|less than legitimate means]]
|
*Randomizes appearance and name for every unit metabolized.
**Reverts patient back to original appearance once no more Venenum is metabolized.
|A thick tar like liquid that seems to move around on it's own every now and then. Limited data shows it only works when injected into the bloodstream.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A

|}

==Weapons==
Almost everything under this heading will invariably see use in combat of some sort. Synthesizing these reagents without good reason is pretty good grounds to get booted from your job <s>or the server</s>.
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|EMP}}Electromagnetic Pulse
|1 Iron, 1 Uranium = 1 pulse
|
*Generates an EMP, frying and scrambling electronic equipment.
**The size of the pulse depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This reacts immediately on mixing, it creates a large electromagnetic pulse which affects all electronic devices. Also known as an 'EMP'.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Explosion}}Explosion
|1 Potassium, 1 Water = 1 explosion
|
*Generates an explosion.
**The size of the explosion depends on the amount of reagents used.
|This explodes immediately on mixing, which may knock you over or even kill you.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Flash}}Flash Powder
|1 Aluminum, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1 flash
|
*Generates a flash.
|Creates a flash similar to that of a flashbang immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gunpowder}}Gunpowder
|1 Carbon, 1 Potassium, 1 Sulfur = 1u Gunpowder
|
*Used as propellant for musket bullets.
|Flammable, explosive powder. Used in a drink recipe.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Napalm}}Napalm
|1 Aluminum, 1 Phoron, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 1 large fire
|
*Generates a fire surrounding the reagent container.
|Creates a large fire immediately on mixing.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Nitro}}Nitroglycerin
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Glycerol|Glycerol]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 2 units
|
*Regulates heart rate.
*Explodes spectacularly if thrown, dropped, heated, attacked, or splashed on anything.
|Nitroglycerin is a heavy, colorless, oily, explosive liquid obtained by nitrating glycerol.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Polyacid}}Polytrinic Acid
|1 Potassium, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 3 units
|
*Deals severe brute damage.
*Moderately damages the lungs.
|Polytrinic acid is a an extremely corrosive chemical substance.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Smoke}}Smoke Reaction
|1 Phosphorous, 1 Potassium, 1 Sugar = 1 smokey boi
|
*Creates smoke around the reagent container.
*You can mix anything else inside before mixing the last reagent inside to make it smoke out as well.
|This creates a large cloud of smoke that will take on the properties of everything (if anything) in the container of the reaction.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Thermite}}Thermite
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Iron = 3 units
|
*Melts walls if ignited.
|Thermite produces an aluminothermic reaction known as a thermite reaction. Can be used to melt walls.
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Zoranefire}}Zo'rane Fire
|2 [[#Nitro|Nitroglycerin]], 2 [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]], 3 Phoron, 3 [[#Gel|Inert Gel]] = 1 unit
|
*Highly flammable.
|A highly flammable and cohesive gel once used commonly in the tunnels of Sedantis.
|}

==Miscellaneous Reagents==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#eeffee;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Effects
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#eeffee;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#d5eaff;'|Metabolism
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#f7f4cb;'|Side Effects
! scope="col" style='background-color:#dd9999;'|Overdose
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Surfactant}}Azosurfactant
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly when mixed with water to spew foam out of the reagent container.
**You can mix anything else inside before mixing water inside to make it foam out as well.
|An isocyanate liquid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cardox}}Cardox
|1 Carbon, 1 Platinum, 1 [[#Sterilizine|Sterilizine]] = 3 units
|
*Removes phoron from turfs and reagent containers.
**This includes a Vaurca's phoron reserve.
*If injected:
**Damages organs.
|Cardox is a mildly toxic, expensive, NanoTrasen designed cleaner intended to eliminate liquid phoron stains from suits.
|0.3u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Condensed Capsaicin}}Condensed Capsaicin
|2u capsaicin, 5u Phoron (catalyst) = 1 unit
|
*Causes severe pain, visual impairment, and coughing.
|A chemical agent used for self-defense and in police work.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Coolant}}Coolant
|1 Acetone, 1 Tungsten, 1 Water = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Industrial cooling substance.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cryosurfactant}}Cryosurfacant
|1 Ice, 1 Sodium, 1 [[#Surfactant|Surfactant]] = 3 units
|
*Cools reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Pyrosilicate|Pyrosilicate]].
|A bright cyan liquid consisting of strange self-cooling properties that reacts when exposed to water.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine
|1 Ammonia, 1 Ethanol = 2 units
|
*Fertilizes plants.
|A secondary amine, mildly corrosive.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Foam}}Foaming Agent
|1 Lithium, 1 Hydrazine = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing unless mixed into [[#MetalF|Metal Foam]].
|An agent that yields metallic foam when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Frost}}Frost Oil
|1 Ice Pepper = ~7 units
|
*Lowers body temperature.
*Removes 5u capsaicin per unit.
|A special oil that chemically chills the body. Extracted from Ice Peppers.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glucose}}Glucose
|5 Nutriment, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 5 units
|
*Serves as nutriment.
|
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol
|1 Triglyceride, 2 Ethanol, 5 Sulfuric Acid (catalyst) = 3 units
|
*Does nothing.
|Glycerol is a simple polyol compound. Glycerol is sweet-tasting and of low toxicity.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Gel}}Inert Gel
|1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 Aluminium, 1 Sugar, 3 [[#Surfactant|Azosurfactant]] = 1 unit
|
*Does nothing.
| A particularly adhesive but otherwise inert and harmless gel.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Luminol}}Luminol
|2 Ammonia, 2 Carbon, 2 Hydrazine = 6 units
|
*If injected/ingested:
**Does nothing.
*If sprayed on turfs:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue.
*If sprayed on objects:
**Makes blood glow a bright blue if also used with a UV light.
|A compound that interacts with blood on the molecular level.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MetalF}}Metal Foam
|3 Aluminum/Iron, 1 [[#Foam|Foaming Agent]], 1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]] = 5 units
|
*Reacts instantly to create a barrier of metal foam, size depending on how many reagents were used.
**Iron can make stronger walls.
|Creates lightweight metal foam walls. These can be easily torn through, but may be useful for plugging hull breaches.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|MAP}}Monoammoniumphosphate
|1 Ammonium, 1 Phosphorous, 1 Sodium, 1 Sulfuric Acid = 4 units
|
*Extinguishes fires.
*Lowers room temperature if it is too high.
|Commonly found in fire extinguishers, also works as a fertilizer.
|0.2u/tick, 2u touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|PBG}}Plant-B-Gone
|4 water, 1 toxin = 5 units
|
*Moderately damages organs.
**Damages Dionae greatly.
*Kills plants.
|A toxic mixture designed to kill plant-life.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Phoron Solidification}}Phoron Solidification
|5 iron, 5 frost oil, 20 phoron = 1 sheet of phoron.
|Turns liquid phoron to solid phoron.
|
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Plastic}}Plastic
|1 [[#Polyacid|Polytrinic Acid]], 1 [[Guide_to_Hydroponics|Plasticide]] = 1 sheet of plastic
|
*Makes plastic.
|A recipe that makes sheets of plastic. You can obtain Plasticide from Plastellium mushrooms.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Pyrosilicate}}Pyrosilicate
|1 Hydrazine, 1 Iron, 1 Sulfuric Acid, 1 [[#Silicate|Silicate]] = 4 units
|
*Warms reagent container contents.
*Creates oxygen if mixed with [[#Cryosurfacant|Cryosurfactant]].
|A bright orange powder consisting of strange self-heating properties that reacts when exposed to sodium chloride.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Silicate}}Silicate
|1 Acetone, 1 Aluminum, 1 Silicon = 3 units
|
*Reinforces glass.
|A compound that can be used to reinforce glass.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|NACL}}Sodium Chloride
|1 Sodium, 1 Hydrochloric Acid = 2 units
|
*If ingested:
**Causes thirstiness.
**Absorbs alcohol.
*If injected:
**Does the above.
**Minorly damages organs.
|A salt made of sodium chloride. Commonly used to season food.
|0.2u/tick
|N/A
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Cleaner}}Space Cleaner
|1 Ammonia, 1 Water = 2 units
|
*Cleans stuff!
**Including blood!
**And resetting germ level!
*Wow!!!
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite!
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Lube}}Space Lube
|1 Acetone, 1 Silicon, 1 Water = 4 units
|
*Makes the floor extremely slippery.
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine
|1 Ethanol, 1 Hydrochloric Acid, 1 [[#Dylovene|Dylovene]] = 3 units
|
*Cleans blood!
**Doesn't clean anything else!
**Resets germ level!
*Wow!!! It's totally useless!
**Just use Space Cleaner!
|Sterilizine is a chemical product composed of bleach and anti-toxins which can thoroughly disinfect wound sites and any biohazardous waste.
|5u/tick touched
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Syntimeat}}Syntimeat
|5 Blood, 1 [[#Clonexadone|Clonexadone]] = 1 syntimeat
|
*Not actually a reagent; it is a recipe to create synthetic meat.
|Synthetic meat. Some call it a tasty alternative to actual meat, not realizing that there is no difference at all. Can be eaten, or used as biomatter for cloning pods.
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium Solidification
|20 Uranium, 1 Potassium, 1 [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] = 1 sheet of uranium
|
*Makes solid uranium from liquid uranium.
|A recipe that makes sheets of uranium. You can obtain [[#Frost|Frost Oil]] from [[Guide to Hydroponics|ice peppers]].
|N/A
|N/A
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#ffffff;'|{{anchor|Virus}}Virus Food
|1 Milk, 1 Water, 1 sugar = 5 units
|
*If used in the incubator:
**Increases virus growth rate.
*If ingested:
**Functions as regular food.
**Doesn't make viruses already inside you any nastier, in case you were wondering.
|Used in Virology as a growth medium for viruses. Available from a wall dispenser in Virology.
|0.4u/tick
|N/A
|N/A
|}

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Your job as a member of the medical staff is to keep your patients alive.
'''
If the patient's brain is alive, the patient is alive.

If the patient's brain dies, they are dead and can never be brought back.

Therefore, your main goal is to protect the patient's brain. Everything else is secondary.'''

=Anatomy=
The body is composed of body parts connected to one another; each body part can contain bones and/or organs. If a body part is damaged, any organs or bones within may also be damaged.
*'''Head''': Contains the skull, [[#brain|brain]], and [[#eyes|eyes]].
*'''Torso''': Contains the ribs, [[#heart|heart]], and [[#lungs|lungs]].
**'''Arms''': Connected to the torso. Contains bones.
***'''Hands''': Connected to the arms. Contains bones.
*'''Lower Body''': Contains the pelvis, [[#stomach|stomach]], [[#liver|liver]], [[#kidneys|kidneys]], and [[#appendix|appendix]].
**'''Legs''': Connected to the lower body. Contains bones.
***'''Feet''': Connected to the legs. Contains bones.

Organs interact with one another:
* The heart pumps blood to the other organs, most importantly the brain. If it does not pump, the brain cannot access oxygen from the blood and begins to die.
* The lungs oxygenate the blood. If the blood is not oxygenated, it is useless to the brain, which begins to die.
* The liver protects the other organs from being damaged by generalized toxins. The more it is damaged, the more toxins can damage the other organs. Damaged organs cannot function as well.
* The stomach receives and processes reagents which may help or harm the other organs.
* Any body part that becomes infected or gangrenous will release toxins, damaging other organs.

{{anchor|brain}}==Brain==
The more damaged the brain is, the closer to death the patient gets. Therefore, the more an injury harms the other organs' ability to support the brain, the more urgent it is.

*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Headaches, blurred vision, dizziness, fainting, paralysis.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Trauma, low oxygen, toxins.
*'''Repair:''' [[Guide to Chemistry|Medication]] and [[Surgery#Internal_Organ_Repair|organ repair surgery]].

The brain starts out with an integrity of 100%. Brain injury lowers that number. If brain integrity reaches 0%, your patient is brain dead. There's no coming back from brain death.

===Causes of Brain Damage===
====Low oxygen====
The brain gets its oxygen from the blood. Blood oxygenation below 85% will start to damage the brain; blood oxygenation below 40% damages the brain at a faster rate.

====Direct Harm====
If the head is damaged, the brain may be damaged. Beyond the obvious burns, bullets, and bludgeons, the brain can also be damaged if someone moves around with a broken skull or an object lodged in their head.

====Toxins====
Even if the brain gets plenty of oxygenated blood, organ-damaging toxins will still harm it. Some toxins damage the brain directly, bypassing the liver and kidneys.

===Treating Brain Damage===
* [[Guide_to_Medicine#Stabilizing_Patients|Stabilize]] the patient.
* If toxins in the body are damaging the brain, remove them.
* Repair other organs. If the other organs cannot support the brain, the brain will continue to degrade.
* Repair the brain.
** Mild brain damage will resolve with restoration of blood flow and inaprovaline.
** Moderate brain damage can be treated with Alkysine or Peridaxon.
** Moderate to severe brain damage can be treated with surgery. Be aware that if you have not re-established blood flow to the brain, repairing the brain directly with surgery can cause scarring. This weakens the brain, making it more vulnerable to injury in the future.

{{anchor|heart}}==Heart==
The heart keeps your blood flowing. If blood doesn't flow, oxygen doesn't reach the other organs; if the brain doesn't get oxygen, it gets damaged.

*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Low blood oxygen, sharp chest pain, weak or high pulse rate.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Chest trauma, damage from a high pulse rate, lung injury, brain damage, toxins and some drugs.
*'''Repair:''' Perform [[Surgery]] or administer [[Chemistry|Peridaxon]] or [[Chemistry|Adipemcina]].

When the patient's heart stops, it's called [[Guide to Medicine#Cardiac_Arrest|Cardiac arrest]].

The patient's [[Guide to Medicine#Pulse_Rate|heart rate]] helps indicate their physical health.

{{anchor|lungs}}==Lungs==
Provides oxygen to the bloodstream. Damage increases the air pressure needed to sustain optimal oxygenation.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Hypoxia, gasping, sharp chest pain, coughing up blood, weak respiration upon examination with a stethoscope.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Over/underpressurized atmosphere, phoron exposure, general organ damage, trauma to the chest.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|Peridaxon]], [[Chemistry|Pneumalin]], [[Surgery#Internal_Organ_Repair|organ Surgery]], emergency reinflation via pen or syringe (in case of collapsed lung and no doctors).

The patient's [[Guide to Medicine#Blood_Oxygen|blood oxygen]] level helps indicate their physical health.

{{anchor|liver}}==Liver==
The first line of defense against poisons, the liver reduces intoxication and prevents other organs from taking damage from poisons as long as it's still working.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Vomiting, other organs taking damage from general toxins.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' High level of toxin damage, heavy alcohol consumption, direct trauma to the lower body.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Dylovene]] (at 10 liver damage and below); surgery; Peridaxon.

Toxins damage the liver first, then the kidneys; the more damaged these organs are, the more the toxins will get through to damage other organs, including the brain.

{{anchor|eyes}}==Eyes==
Provides sight.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Blurry vision, no vision, sharp head pain, damaged/unresponsive pupils upon examination with a pen light.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Welding without protection, phoron exposure, physical trauma.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Organ_Regeneratives|Oculine]], [[Guide to Chemistry#Organ_Regeneratives|Peridaxon]], or surgery.

{{anchor|kidneys}}==Kidneys==
Filters your blood.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Phosphorus buildup in the bloodstream and eventual phosphorus poisoning.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Physical trauma, toxin damage to organs.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|Peridaxon]] or surgery.

{{anchor|appendix}}==Appendix==
Serves no function other than to get infected and make you miserable.
*'''Symptoms of Damage:''' Pain, fever.
*'''Causes of Damage:''' Appendicitis, direct trauma to the lower body.
*'''Treatment:''' [[Surgery#Organ_Removal.2FTransplantation|Surgical removal]].

=Vital Signs=
Vital signs are measurable things that tell you what's wrong with your patient, so you can treat it.

==Blood oxygen==
Your patient's '''blood oxygenation''' is a number from 0-100% which can be checked with a health scanner or body scanner. An estimate of blood oxygenation is visible over sensors.

Causes of low blood oxygenation include:
* There is not enough blood in the bloodstream. Restore blood volume with [[Guide_to_Medicine#IV_Drip|IV drips]].
* The blood is not carrying oxygen. Either the lungs are damaged, or there is not enough oxygen in the air around the patient. If the lungs are damaged, [[Chemistry|Dexalin (Plus)]] can bypass the lungs and provide oxygen to the blood directly.
* Blood is not being pumped effectively because the heart is damaged, or has stopped. This causes low oxygenation even with working lungs and 100% blood volume.

==Pulse==
Monitor pulse rate with a medical scanner, or over sensors if they are enabled. The pulse can also be taken manually with a right-click menu item.

If the pulse rate is low, the patient is likely under the influence of a sedative, or has a low body temperature.

A high pulse rate can be caused by low blood oxygen, severe pain, or various chemicals. It is more dangerous than a low pulse rate.
*Above '''150 BPM''', the heart begins to accumulate damage. A damaged heart causes reduced blood oxygenation until healed.
*Above '''250 BPM''', the heart may stop.

Patients in severe pain may go into shock, which can cause the heart to stop. Lower their pulse rate with [[Chemistry|Inaprovaline]] and/or [[Chemistry|Perconol/Mortaphenyl/Oxycomorphine]].

==Breathing==
Check your patient's breathing by examining them.

If a patient is gasping for breath, they have [[Guide to Medicine#Hypoxia|Hypoxia]].

==Body Temperature==
A patient's body temperature shows up on suit sensors, health scanner, and body scanner.

A low temperature indicates hypothermia or exposure to substances that lower the body temperature.

A high temperature indicates heat stroke (such as from exposure to very hot air or fire), infection, or exposure to substances that raise body temperature.

Be aware that different species have different normal body temperatures.

==Reagents Present==
Reagents in a patient's body may be found in the stomach, bloodstream, or lungs. A health scanner will show the presence of medication and non-medical substances in the blood or stomach, but not the lungs; a breath scanner can be used to check the lungs. A body scanner shows which substances are present more precisely. Reagents can be removed from the blood via dialysis, from the stomach via a stomach pump, or from the lungs by administering Pulmodeiectionem.

If a substance has already been metabolized, it will not show up on scans; but drawing and analyzing a blood sample with the chemical analyzer can identify it. This is relevant if you need to know how the damage was done, especially if the threat still exists and you may have more patients with the same problem.

=Equipment=
At the beginning of each shift, you should gather your equipment. Below is a summary of what tools you will need as each medical job. It does not matter how you store your equipment as long as it is quickly and easily accessible to you. In a similar vein, this list is a guideline. You can add or drop items as you see fit.

'''Equipment for a First Responder:'''
* Health analyser
* Advanced trauma kits (ATKs) and advanced burn kits (ABK)
* Essential medicines (see [[Guide to Medicine#Drugs|Drugs]])
* Roller bed
* Stasis bag
* Stabilizer harness
* Portable Defibrillator
* First responder belt
* Hypospray
* Global positioning device (GPS)
* Stationbound radio
* Crowbar
* Nitrile gloves
* Pneumalin autoinhaler
'''Equipment for a physician or surgeon:'''
* Health analyser
* Advanced trauma kits (ATKs) and advanced burn kits (ABKs)
* Essential medicines (see [[Guide to Medicine#Drugs|Drugs]])
* Stethoscope
* Penlight
* Medical belt
* Hypospray
* Nitrile gloves
* Stabilizer harness
* Defibrillator

All of these can be found in a NanoMed, the medical locker room on Deck 3, or the storage room directly to the right of the GTR entrance. First responders can also find their equipment in their bay directly north of the storage room.

For a first responder, it's recommended you choose drop pouches or medical rigs in the character loadout (under the Accessories tab). Drop pouches will add three extra storage slots, and medical rigs or jackets will add two.

==[[File:Bottles.gif]]Drugs==
Visit the [[Guide to Chemistry]] to get a good idea of what each medicine can do.

The most used medications are:
* '''Inaprovaline''', available from Medical vending machines and in the autoinjector issued to each crew member in their emergency box. Probably the most important single medication, inaprovaline stabilizes heart rate, slows brain damage (and helps heal mild brain damage if the blood is fully oxygenated), and reduces pain. If in doubt, inject inaprovaline.
*'''Dexalin Plus/Dexalin''' oxygenate the blood, even if the lungs are not working. Dexalin Plus, available from the pharmacy, raises blood oxygen higher than Dexalin, available from low-oxygen first aid kits.
* '''Dylovene''', available from Medical vending machines, toxin first-aid kits, and in pill form in some wall lockers. Dylovene buys you time when treating poisoning by protecting the liver from damage and healing mild liver damage. However, it mixes with Inaprovaline to create Tricordrazine. Inject both, and you'll have the benefits of neither.
* '''Butazoline/Bicaridine/Tricordrazine''', in order of decreasing effectiveness, are used to heal physical damage, including bruises and cuts. Butazoline and bicaridine can be obtained from the pharmacy; Tricordrazine is made by mixing dylovene and inaprovaline in equal parts.
*'''Dermaline/Kelotane/Tricordrazine''', in order of decreasing effectiveness, heal burns. Dermaline is available from the pharmacy; kelotane can be found in burn first-aid kits; tricordrazine can be made by mixing dylovene and inaprovaline in equal parts.
*'''Mortaphenyl/Perconol''' are painkillers. Mortaphenyl reduces severe pain, but causes drowsiness and dizziness; it is available from the pharmacy or in pill form from some of the first aid wall lockers in Medical. Perconol reduces mild pain, but without causing intoxication; it is available from Medical vending machines.

==Tools==
Medicine depends heavily on the tools available.

Without tools, or in the field, you may use your eyes and hands to examine a patient.
*'''Examining''' - Examining is simply done by shift clicking the patient, or using the right-click context menu and clicking Examine.
**'''Bleeding'''
***'''Bleeding cut on limb''' - They're obviously bleeding from the limb in question.
***'''Blood soaking under clothing''' - They are bleeding under the clothing in question. For uniforms this can mean their upper or lower body.
**'''Brute Damage'''
***'''Bruise''' - Patient was attacked with a blunt object. Ranges from tiny to monumental.
***'''Cut''' - Patient was attacked with a sharp object. Ranges from scabs to massive flesh wounds. High chance of bleeding.
***'''Puncture''' - Patient was likely shot. Ranges from punctures to gaping holes. High chance of bleeding.
**'''Burn Damage''' - Patient was burned by cold, heat, or electricty. Ranges from skins to carbonized limbs.

*'''Grabbing''' - Grab examines are done by grabbing someone and clicking on them with the grab in hand on help intent. You do not need to let go and grab again when switching which limb to examine.
**'''Wounds''' - Will inform you of any burns and bruises on the target limb. See above.
**'''Bones''' - Will inform you if the patient's limb is broken or not.
**'''Skin'''
***'''Reddened and Warm''' - Patient has a septic infection on the limb in question.
***'''Unhealthy Discoloration''' - Patient has high toxins.
***'''Unusually Pale''' - Patient has moderate hypoxia.
***'''Decaying Limb''' - Patient's limb is necrotic.

===[[File:Burnkit.png]]Advanced Burn Kit===
Advanced burn kits treat burns, speeding healing and preventing infection if used soon after the burns are inflicted. Each advanced burn kit stack includes five applications.

They are a more effective version of Ointment. They can be found in the vendors in Medical; most Medical personnel are issued a first-aid kit that contains advanced burn kits.

===[[File:Traumakit.png]]Advanced Trauma Kit===
Advanced trauma kits treat brute damage, speeding healing and preventing infection. Applying an ATK stops bleeding (though not internal bleeding). They are also used in surgery to repair organs.

They are a more effective version of the roll of gauze. They can be found in the vendors in Medical; most Medical personnel are issued a first-aid kit that contains advanced trauma kits. Advanced trauma kits are also found on trays of surgical tools in the operating rooms.

===[[File:Breathanalyzer.png]]Breath Analyzer===
Tests lung function and detects reagents in the lungs, including alcohol in the patient's blood.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! 
'''Breath Sample Results:''' 
Subject oxygen levels nominal. 
Subject lung health nominal. 
Blood Alcohol Content: 0 '''[NORMAL]'''

|}

*'''Oxygen Levels''': Whether the lungs are processing oxygen. Different from blood oxygen.
*'''Lung Health''': Whether lungs are damaged; whether a lung is ruptured (pneumothorax).
*'''BAC''': How much alcohol has made its way into the blood, usually from drinking alcoholic drinks. Extreme BAC (.12 or more) is associated with alcohol poisoning.

===[[File:Defibunit.png|32px]]Defibrillator===
Used to restart the heart with an electric shock. To use, hold the defibrillator (or, in the case of the compact defibrillator given to First Responders, attach it to your belt), click to pull off the paddles, select the paddles to put one in each hand, and click the patient while on help intent. The patient must have nothing obstructing the chest, such as body armor. After 2 short delays, an electric shock will be applied to the patient. The defibrillators need a short recharge period before they can be used again, as indicated by the green light on the paddles and a beeping noise.

If there are any complications with applying the defibrillator, such as low blood volume (<30%), brain death, heart damage, or an inorganic body (IPCs), the device will flash a warning of the issue.

'''NOTE:''' After 2 minutes have passed following the patient's heart stopping, brain damage will occur after a successful defibrillation. After 8 minutes, the defibrillator is useless.

It is useful to know that the heart will immediately crash after restarting under the following conditions:
*The underlying issue (pain, severe oxygen loss, severe heart damage, etc.) has not been treated
*Brain Activity is below 30%
In both situations, apply CPR and administer medication to treat the issue. It may be useful during the latter issue to continuously apply the defibrillator until Brain Activity has risen enough to support a pulse. Just make sure the defibrillator does not run out of charge.

===[[File:Dropper.png|32px]]Dropper===
Used to measure out small amounts of reagents; right-click to set transfer amount. Can be used to administer medication through the eyes.

===[[File:Healthanalyzer.gif]]Health Scanner===
A handheld health analyzer reads vital signs better than suit sensors, but not as well as the full-body scanner. To use, hold in your hand and click on your patient. Vital signs are color-coded green (normal), yellow (abnormal), and red (critical).

Readings include:
* Brain activity, from 0-100%.
* Pulse rate in beats per minute.
* Blood pressure.
* Blood oxygenation, from 0-100%.
* Body temperature.
* Severe organ damage.
* Presence or absence of life-threatening pain.
* Burns and brute damage for each body part.
* Presence or absence of broken bones, but not their location.
* Presence or absence of internal bleeding, but not its location.
* Reagents present in the blood. Only medical reagents are identified.
* Presence or absence of reagents in the stomach.

The handheld health analyzer will not detect radiation level, infections, mild organ damage, dislocations, eye damage, genetic damage, or reagents in the lungs.

===[[File:Hypo.png|32px]]Hypospray===
Reusable, self-sterilizing syringe. Holds 15u. Pour medication into it and click on the patient to inject 5u. The CMO is issued an advanced hypospray.

===[[File:Penlight.png]]Penlight===
The penlight diagnoses problems with the eyes. Aiming at the eyes and clicking the patient with a penlight in hand will tell you about their eyes.
*'''Their eyes narrow''' - Patient's eyes are fine and functioning normally.
*'''Visible damage''' - Self explanatory.
*'''Slow reaction''' - Blurry vision.
*'''Delay between both eyes''' - Brain damage.
*'''Pinpointed pupils''' - Opiates.
*'''Dilated pupils''' - Other recreational drugs.
*'''Glowing''' - Patient has a mutation.
*'''No reaction''' - The patient is dead or their eyes are damaged beyond function.

===[[File:Medicalbelt.png]]Medical Belt===
A medical belt stores medication bottles and small medical tools. Has seven slots.

===[[File:MedGlasses.png]]Medical HUD===
Wearing a medical HUD displays your patient's pulse line above their heads. If you are wearing a HUD, you can examine a patient to view their records, add comments to their record, or add a physical status like "SSD" or "Deceased".

*A patient with a green line and a steady pulse line has a healthy beats per minute (BPM).
*A patient with yellow, rapidly pulsing line has an elevated pulse; this means their heart is beating rapidly, probably due to pain or hypoxia.
*A patient with a red, flickering line has a rapid, weak heart rate. They are going into shock.
*A patient with a flat, flashing red line is in cardiac arrest. They need immediate attention.
*A patient with a blue line and slowed heartbeat has a lowered BPM. This is generally caused by recreational drugs and sedatives.
*A patient with a black line has no heart activity at all. They are either dead, have an artificial heart, or are from a species that does not have a heart.

===[[File:Rollerbed.png|32px]]Roller bed===
A roller bed transports patients safely without having to drag them (which causes more injury) or carry them (which is slow). Put the bed down by holding it in your hand and clicking on the floor where you want it. Ctrl+click the bed, then click-drag a patient onto the bed and you can start running without having to hunt for pixels to pull it. Can fit on the suit storage slot of the Rescue RIG.

A vitals monitor can be attached to a roller bed. It displays consciousness status, brain activity, blood pressure, blood oxygen, and blood volume.

===[[File:Med_harness.png|32px]]Stabilizer Harness===
Put this on a patient (in the suit slot) and it will automatically perform CPR if the patient's heart or breathing stops. Each stabilizer harness contains a battery and air tank, which can run out of charge or air and need charging or filling.

===[[File:Stethoscope.png]]Stethoscope===
The stethoscope monitors the heart and lungs. Aiming at the chest and clicking the patient with a stethoscope in hand will tell you about their heart and lungs. The stethoscope can be attached to your jumpsuit.
*'''Heart'''
**'''Weak/odd heartbeat''' - Heart damage or severe hypoxia.
**'''No heartbeat''' - The patient is dead, or they have a synthetic heart. [[Changeling|Or they're playing possum.]]
*'''Lungs'''
**'''Wheezing/gurgling''' - Lung damage or severe hypoxia.
**'''No breathing''' - Dead patient, or no lungs.

===[[File:Splint.png|32px]]Splints===
Used to stabilize a fractured limb. Hold the splint, aim at the fractured body part, and click on the patient. Will also slow internal bleeding in limbs.

===Suit Sensors===
Uniform jumpsuits and civilian clothes contain sensors that report vital signs to monitors in Medical and to the PDAs issued to Medical staff. Crew can set their sensors to off (no information), binary (alive or dead), vital signs, or vital signs and position. Vital signs displayed on sensors are pulse (or cell charge for IPCs), blood pressure, blood oxygen (displayed as a rough estimate of normal, low, or dangerously low), and body temperature.

===[[File:Stasis_Bag_Folded.png]]Stasis Bag===
A stasis bag is used to transport critical patients. These bags completely halt the progression of all damage and can protect the patient from a vacuum, but there's no air supply and the stasis effect degrades with use. A light on the bag indicates the stasis level.

===[[File:Syringes.png]]Syringe===
A syringe to extract medicines and inject them into the patient. Holds 15u; right-click to change transfer amount from 1 to 15 units. Can fit on your ear.

Syringes come sterile and capped. Re-using a syringe on more than one patient raises the risk of infection.

===[[File:Zh-analyzer.gif|32px]]Zeng-Hu Body Scanner===
Functions as a portable body scanner and prints out a report identical to the body scanner's report. One is issued to the CMO.

==Machinery==
===[[File:Bscanner.gif]]Body Scanner===
A CT and MRI scanner shoved into one futuristic bed and console, and so much more! Can diagnose pretty much anything wrong with a patient.

A body scanner:
*Shows how much blood the patient has and how well-oxygenated it is.
*Identifies reagents in the stomach and bloodstream.
*Analyzes each body part for damage, fractures, bleeding, implants, and foreign bodies.
*Detects organ damage.
*Detects infection, radiation, and paralysis.
*Prints out a summary for the physician. If the patient will need surgery, print one out and hand it to the surgeon. They contain confidential health information, so file reports in the filing cabinet behind the reception desk, or shred them before discarding.

A typical body scan looks like this:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Body Scanner Console
|-
| '''Patient Status''' Name: Species: Brain Activity: Physical Trauma: Oxygen Deprivation: Organ Failure: Burn Severity:
| John Doe Human 95% Minor None None Minor
|-
| Radiation Level: Genetic Damage: Est. Paralysis Level: Body Temperature
| 0 None 0 310 K (~37 C) 
|-
| '''Blood Status'''
|-
| BP: Blood Oxygenation Blood Volume
| 113/75 96% 96% 
|-
| Reagents Present Inaprovaline 10u 
|-
| '''Internal Organ Status''' The occupant has no internal injuries.
|-
| '''External Bodypart Status'''
|-
| Organ
| Physical/Burn Trauma
| Wounds
|-
| Upper Body
| Minor/Minor
| Foreign Object
|}

===[[File:Cryo.gif]]Cryo Tubes===
Cryo tubes are used to administer cataleptinol, cryoxadone, and clonexadone, which only work at temperatures under 170 degrees Kelvin. One unit of medicine taken from the tube's beaker is multiplied into ten units inside the patient. Cryo tubes can be used to put a patient into stasis, slowing all bodily functions--including slowing internal bleeding and the progress of infections.

====How to Set Up====
[[File:Freezer.gif]]To prepare the cryo tube:
*Place one beaker of medication into each tube (pick them up and click on the tube).
*Turn on the gas coolers.
**Go into the cooler room, which is next to the cryo tubes, and click on each cooler to bring up the interface.
**Turn the power on.
**Set the temperature. The higher the temperature, the more quickly medication works; the lower, the more effective stasis works. 120 degrees Kelvin is a good standard setting.

===[[File:IVDrip.png]]IV Drip===
The IV stand transfers reagents from a container into a patient's bloodstream, and can serve as an oxygen tank or ventilator. They are wheeled and can be dragged around. IVs should be stocked with a blood bag (or other reagent container), an oxygen tank, and a breath mask.

To use an IV, click on the IV and drag it to the patient, then choose whether to hook up the needle or the breath mask.

Alt-click menu:
*Transfer rate. Sets how many units per tick the IV stand will inject.
*Remove container.
*Remove tank.
*Remove breath mask.

Right-click menu:
*Transfer rate
*Toggle EPP (positive pressure; breathes for the patient out of the attached tank.)
*Toggle mode (Inject or Take Blood)
*Toggle stop (Whether the IV will automatically stop injecting blood when the patient's blood volume is full)
*Open/Close valve (Open the tank valve and start administering oxygen)

===[[File:Sleeper.gif]]Sleeper===
Sleepers are used to administer basic medications, perform dialysis, pump the stomach, and put a patient in stasis. The display shows basic patient vitals.

Allows the injection of:
*Dylovene
*Inaprovaline
*Soporific
*Perconol
*Dexalin

===[[File:Stasis_bed.png]]Stasis Bed===
Stasis beds can quickly put a patient into stasis and slow the progression of any injuries. Medication can still be administered to the patient and IVs can still be attached, however the stasis bed has no built-in medications and cannot be used as a surgical table.

Alt-click the stasis bed to turn it on or off. If the bed lights up, it is on. Otherwise, it is off.

===Advanced Tools===
These tools are generally obtained from either Ops or Research.
*[[File:BluespaceBeaker.gif]]'''Bluespace Beaker''': Holds 300u. Very useful for chemistry.
*[[File:InhalerBS.png]]'''Bluespace Inhaler Cartridge''': 60u cartridge. Bigger is better... right? (No. No, it is not.)
*[[File:Combatinhaler.png]]'''Combat Inhaler''': Administers the entire contents of the inhaler at once. Use with care!
*[[File:Noreact.gif]]'''Cryostasis Beaker''': Reagents won't mix or react inside this beaker, but it can only hold 60u.
*[[File:Scalpmanager.png]]'''Incision Management System (IMS)''': Requires high tier research and diamonds, but this tool is invaluable to have. One click can create an incision, clamp bleeders, and retract the skin at the same time!
*[[File:Inhalercart.png]]'''Large Inhaler Cartridge''': 30u cartridge for inhalers. Double the capacity of the small cartridges that show up in chemistry.
*[[File:Laserscalp.png]]'''Laser Scalpel''': Cauterizes an incision automatically; no need to stop bleeding with the hemostat afterward.
*[[File:Medibot.gif]]'''Medibots''': Either helpful, annoying, or totally useless. Swiping your ID over it will unlock its maintenance panel, allowing you to alter a few options. One option that should be turned on is to report treatments over HUD, while one option that should be turned off is the medibot's speaker as leaving it on will just let it fill up your chat log with nonsense. Probably the most important feature is allowing it to draw from a beaker that you can insert, allowing you to make custom mixes. Unfortunately the bot cannot tell the difference between any of the damage types, only treating a patient once their overall health reaches a certain threshold, therefore take care to '''not load in medicines that the patient can easily overdose on'''.
*[[File:Powercell.png]]'''Super Capacity/Hyper Capacity Power Cells''': Install them in the RIG. Leg actuators are fun!
*'''Upgrades'''. Engineering or Research can upgrade your machinery.

=Procedures=
==Administering Drugs==
===[[File:Syringes.png|32px]]Injections===
Equipment used: Syringe, hypospray, rapid hypospray, IV, autoinjector.

Medicine is injected into the bloodstream to be metabolized immediately at full effect. Set Help intent, aim at the body part you wish to inject into, and click on the patient. Medicine must be injected into an organic limb that is not covered with armor. If the patient is wearing a voidsuit, the injection will take longer because you have to use an access port.

An [[Guide to Medicine#IV_drip|IV drip]] is used to inject medication continuously.

Autoinjectors work quickly and can be used by unskilled crew. Autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver and the contents poured out and replaced; used autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver and refilled. To close, click on the autoinjector in hand. Autoinjectors are best used for rescue medications like adrenaline, inaprovaline, and coagzolug.

===[[File:Pillbottle.png|32px]]Pills===
Pills are taken orally. They can be taken by unskilled patients (or fed to patients by clicking on the patient with the pill); but they metabolize at half the effect of injections. Pills cannot be taken while wearing a mask or EVA gear.

Liquid medication can also be taken orally.

===[[File:Autoinhaler.png|32px]]Inhalation===
Inhalers administer medication to the lungs. Most medications (with a few exceptions, such as dexalin) work at 75% effectiveness when inhaled; a few must be inhaled to work at all. Autoinhalers can be opened with a screwdriver and the contents poured out and replaced. Used autoinjectors can be opened with a screwdriver, refilled, and closed (click on the inhaler in hand to close it). Specialized inhalers with larger cartridges are available. Autoinhalers and inhalers can be used by unskilled crew.

===[[File:Dropper.png|32px]]Eye drops===
Reagents can be administered to the eyes via a dropper (available from vendors). Aim at your patient's eyes, set your intent to Grab, and click on the patient. Oculine eye drops are a common treatment for eyes damaged by welding without protection.

===[[File:Traumakit.png|32px]]Topical Applications===
Gauze, ointment, and trauma and burn kits treat injury to the skin.

==Blood Transfusion==
If a patient has lost a large amount of blood, they will require a blood transfusion to allow for full circulation and prevent further brain damage.

* Prepare an [[File:IVDrip.png‎‎|20px]] [[#IV_drip|IV drip]] with a [[File:Bloodbag.png‎‎|20px]] blood bag containing an appropriate blood type (see below). If the chemist has made some, you should use Saline Plus, which is more efficient and works for all blood types.
* Ensure that the IV drip is in Inject mode.
* Attach the IV drip to the patient (click and drag).
* Set the drip rate with right-click on the IV. For blood, set the drip rate to 5.
* Monitor the patient's blood oxygen levels and pulse via health analyzer.
* If an IV drip is not available, injecting the patient with blood by syringe or hypospray is a workable, if a slow and cumbersome, option.
* Iron, nutriment, and protein speed up the patient's natural recovery of lost blood. If your patient is Skrell, they need copper rather than iron; if your patient is Vaurca, they need sulfur rather than iron.

=== Blood Compatibility ===
If incompatible blood is administered to a patient, it will cause poisoning in the form of a rejection reaction.

Blood from one species is never compatible with another species, even if it shares the same color. The pre-loaded blood bags in the Treatment Center storage closet contain processed O-negative which can be given to any patient regardless of species without fear of rejection, but donated blood should be reserved for members of the same species.

If there is no O-negative blood available, and no precise blood type match as an alternative, look for a replacement that follows these rules:
* '''Negative''' can take '''only negative'''.
* '''All''' types can take '''O'''.
* '''A''' can take '''A'''.
* '''B''' can take '''B'''.
* '''AB''' can take '''A and B'''.
* '''O''' can take '''only O'''.
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==CPR==
If a patient's heart has stopped, it cannot pump blood to the brain, which begins to die. Extend their life by performing CPR. Every time you perform CPR on a patient, it gives them one breath as long as their lungs are working, circulates blood a little no matter what state heart is in, and may restart their heart. It's normal for ribs to crack while you are doing CPR.

CPR only works on patients in cardiac arrest. When doing CPR, you have the options to do just chest compressions, or full CPR (chest compressions and rescue breathing). To do CPR, empty your hands, set your intent to Help, click on the patient, and choose which type of CPR you want. If you are doing rescue breathing, both you and the patient must not be wearing anything that covers the mouth. Both of you must remain still for CPR to work. Once you have started CPR, you can continue indefinitely until the patient's heart restarts.

==Cryo Treatment==
Cryo is all about suspending someone in animation and healing them to boot! If someone is in a pretty bad way, tossing them into a (correctly set up) cryo tube will heal some types of damage and slow down other types of damage, sort of like a big stasis bag.

* Cryo tanks function only below 170K.
* The lower the temperature of the bath, the more effective the stasis function is.
* The higher the temperature of the bath, the more effective the healing function is.

==Stabilizing Patients==

A patient is stable when their blood is oxygenated, their heart is beating steadily, their blood volume is good, and their brain function is not degrading. Stabilizing patients is the primary goal of the [[First Responder]].

To stabilize a patient:
* If the patient's heart has stopped, treat for [[Guide to Medicine#cardiac_arrest|cardiac arrest]].
* Inject Inaprovaline to support brain function and steady heartbeat.
* Stop bleeding with an Advanced Trauma Kit. For [[Guide to Medicine#internal_bleeding|internal bleeding]], administer Coagzolug and hurry to the surgeon.
* If the patient's blood oxygen level is low, treat for [[Guide to Medicine#Hypoxia|hypoxia]].
**If the patient has lung damage, administer Dexalin or Dexalin Plus.
** If the patient has suffered blood loss, administer a [[Guide to Medicine#blood_transfusion|blood transfusion]].
* Splint fractured limbs, or put your patient on a roller bed to keep them from moving.
* Treat burns with an Advanced Burn Kit to prevent infection.
* If the patient has been poisoned or irradiated, but is otherwise stable and does not need inaprovaline, administer dylovene to slow the damage.
* If the patient has an infection, administer thetamycin; if you have none with you, administer dylovene and painkillers and get them to Medbay.

Some patients will be impossible to stabilize completely:
* A combination of damage to the heart and lungs can make it impossible to raise the patient's blood oxygen level. Dexalin (Plus) doesn't work if the heart is not beating to circulate the artificially oxygenated blood. For these patients, apply a stabilizer harness or do CPR and rush them to Medbay, where they can be treated with surgery or organ-repair medication.
* If a patient's heart is damaged and their brain function is low (<20%), their blood circulation may be too poor for alkysine to work. Rush them to the operating room; treating their heart and brain directly may be their only chance. Continue stabilizing them while the surgeon is operating.
* Internal bleeding cannot be entirely stopped without surgery. Coagzolug or a bicaridine overdose will slow it. Attach an IV, hope the blood transfusion keeps up with the blood loss, and hurry them to a surgeon.
* Patients with extreme blood loss may be suffering too badly from hypoxia for a blood transfusion--even from multiple IVs--to restore their blood volume in time to save their life. These patients should be surgically treated for brain damage simultaneously with the blood transfusions.

==Surgery==
See [[Surgery]]. Required for:
*Repairing fractures
*Stopping arterial bleeding
*Removing foreign objects
*Organ transplants
*Removing necrotic tissue
*Plastic surgery
*Appendicitis
*Cyborgification
*Amputations

Organ damage can be treated with medication, but surgery may be faster or more efficient, or may be the only option in the absence of a pharmacist. Simple operations can be done by a physician; more complex ones require a surgeon. Operations involving cybernetic parts can be done by a mechanist. A first responder is not trained to do surgery, but may assist in the operating room to keep a patient stable while the surgeon works.

=Common Diseases & Injuries=
These are by no means the only ailments you will see, but they're a start.

==Blood Loss==
*For external bleeding cases:
**'''Pressure''': If you have no medical equipment, apply direct pressure to slow bleeding. Establish a grab, switch to help intent, target the bleeding body part, and click on the patient. This slows, but does not stop, bleeding as long as neither you nor the patient move. If ''you'' are bleeding, help intent click the limb and you will begin applying pressure.
**'''Gauze''': Basic treatment. Stops bleeding and speeds healing.
**'''Advanced Trauma Kit''': Stops bleeding, speeds healing, disinfects, and immediately heals a small amount of damage.

*For internal bleeding (IB) cases:
**'''Cryogenics''': Placing a patient with internal bleeding into a (correctly set up) cryo tube will both halt (not fix) the bleeding ''and'' stop it from getting worse. This is a temporary solution.
**'''[[Guide_to_Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Bicaridine and Inaprovaline]]''': These two medicines together (they have to be together, not separate) will prevent the internal bleeding from worsening, but will not halt the bleeding.
**'''[[Surgery#Internal_Bleeding|Surgery]]''': The main method of treating internal bleeding is through surgery by means of the Fix'O'Vein.
**'''[[Guide_to_Chemistry#Bicaridine|Bicaridine]]''': Overdosing Bicaridine (30u) will poison the patient, but it may clot internal bleeding. Generally a last resort if none of the other methods are available.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Coagzolug|'''Coagzolug''']]: Coagzolug slows bleeding, buying you more time to treat a patient. Overdoses at 10u.

Once you have stopped the bleeding, work to raise the patient's blood volume.
*'''Iron''': ''Must be ingested'' in order to work. Replenishes 8u of blood per unit. Vaurca patients need sulfur instead; Skrell patients need copper.
*'''Nutriment''': Must be ingested. Replenishes 4u of blood per unit.
*'''Protein''': Protein is found in meat, eggs, tofu, and seafood. Must be ingested. Replenishes 4u of blood per unit.
*'''20/20/20 Pills''': Iron, nutriment, and protein in a pill, 20 units each for a total of 60. With three separate reagents, these pills can replenish blood rather quickly. Best given on a mostly-empty stomach.
*'''Blood transfusion''': Blood bags hold 200u of blood (a little less than half a patient's total blood volume). Use the IV drip to administer.
*'''IV Drip with Saline Plus''': Administering 1.5u/tick of Saline Plus will rapidly replenish their blood and works for all species.

Symptoms of blood loss:
*'''<85% blood volume:'''
**Brain damage begins.
**Patient feels dizzy and pale.
**Alkysine and inaprovaline no longer heal brain tissue.

*'''<70% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Health scanner shows severe blood loss.
**Cloudy vision.
**Brain damage increases.
**Pulse quickens.

*'''<60% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Unconsciousness.
**Surgical brain repair may cause scarring.
**Pulse quickens.
**Brain damage increases.

*'''<30% blood volume''' causes all the above and:
**Ventricular fibrillation.
**Cardiac arrest.
**Massive brain damage.

==Brute Damage==
Brute damage covers cuts, bruises, punctures, and other physical trauma, caused by being hit with something, being dragged with open wounds, slamming into walls, depressurization, etc. High brute damage can cause a [[Guide to Medicine#Fracture|fracture]] or even amputate the limb entirely. Brute damage causes pain.

To treat:
* '''Gauze''': Heals 4 brute per wound. Stops bleeding.
* '''Advanced Trauma Kits''': Heals 8 brute per wound. Stops bleeding and disinfects.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Bicaridine|'''Bicaridine''']]: Heals 5 brute per unit. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Butazoline|'''Butazoline''']]: Heals 8 brute per unit. Overdoses at 15u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|'''Tricordrazine''']]: Heals 3 brute and burn per unit. Overdoses at 30u.
* Mixing Bicaridine and Butazoline causes [[Guide to Medicine#Genetic|genetic damage]]. Mixing either with tricordrazine is safe.

==Burns==
Burns are usually caused by fire, extreme cold, lasers, and electrocution. Extreme burn injury can vaporize a limb entirely. Burns are easily infected. Large or severe burns cause blood loss. Burns cause severe pain.

To treat:
* '''Ointment''': Heals 4 burn per wound. Disinfects.
* '''Advanced Burn Kits''': heals 8 burn per wound. Disinfects.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Basic_Treatments|'''Kelotane''']]: Heals 6 burn per unit. Overdoses at 20u. Does not disinfect wounds.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|'''Dermaline''']]: Heals 12 burn per unit. Overdoses at 15u. Does not disinfect wounds.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Tricordrazine|'''Tricordrazine''']]: Heals 3 brute and burn per unit. Overdoses at 30u.
* Mixing Kelotane and Dermaline causes [[Guide to Medicine#Genetic|genetic damage]]. Mixing either with tricordrazine is safe.

==Cardiac Arrest==
Cardiac arrest is indicated by a flat line on your medical HUD. It will quickly lead to brain death as the brain is deprived of oxygen.

'''If someone is in cardiac arrest, they are priority number one.'''

* A [[Guide_to_Medicine#Stasis_Bag|stasis bag]] will not slow the brain-damaging of Cardiac Arrest. It will decrease just as fast as it would outside the bag.
* Apply [[Guide_to_Medicine#CPR|CPR]] or put a stabilizer harness on the patient. Sometimes this can restart the heart on its own; but if the cause of the cardiac arrest is still there, the heart will stop again.
* Administer inaprovaline to slow brain damage and stabilize the pulse.
* Adrenaline can restart the heart if the blood is oxygenated. Before administering, check the patient's respiration.
* If the patient is in severe pain, administer painkillers.
* If the patient has low blood volume, get some blood into them with [[Guide_to_Medicine#IV_Drip|IV drips]].
* If the lungs are damaged, administer Dexalin or Dexalin Plus after restarting the heart.
* If the lungs are undamaged but blood oxygen is low, they may have a damaged heart; treat for cardiac damage.
* If you are non-medical, the patient is already in surgery, or you just can't get a doctor, administer [[Guide_to_Medicine#CPR|CPR]] indefinitely. Even if CPR does not restart the patient's heart, it will slow brain damage.

==Dislocations==
The patient's bone has gone out of joint; functions like a fracture. To fix a dislocation, right-click on the patient and click on "Undislocate joint". If there are multiple dislocations, a prompt will appear asking which limb you would like to relocate. Be aware that this is painful for the patient, and should not be attempted by unskilled crew in non-emergency situations.

==Foreign Bodies==
Most foreign bodies, whether bullets, shrapnel, an alien parasite, or a bomb, require [[surgery]] to remove. If the object is large enough--such as a knife or a fire axe--it may be removed by simply yanking it out by right-clicking on the patient. This is dangerous because it will cause more damage to the body part and is likely to cause bleeding--possibly internal bleeding--but in an emergency, or within easy reach of a surgeon, removing a foreign object this way is an option.

==Fractures==
Fractures are caused by brute damage to a body part. They range in severity from hairline to fracture to broken. If not stabilized, fractures can cause damage to the organ in that body part.

*'''Splints''': A splint keeps a fractured bone in place and prevents it from damaging adjacent tissue. Splints can be applied to arms, legs, hands, and feet.
*'''Wheelchairs''': A patient with a broken leg or foot can sit in a wheelchair to recover their mobility. Pushing a wheelchair works the same as walking.
*'''Bed Rest''': If your patient has a fractured skull, ribs, or pelvis, splinting is impossible, and moving around will injure them further. Put them on a roller bed and tell them to stay there and wait for the surgeon.
*'''[[Surgery#Bone_Repair|Surgery]]''' is the only way to repair fractures.

==Genetic Damage==
Genetic damage is dealt by radiation, slime digestion, or coming out of a stasis bag. It can be diagnosed with a body scanner.

To treat:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Cryoxadone|'''Cryoxadone''']]: Heals genetic damage if administered at 170 Kelvin or lower (generally in a cryo tube).
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Clonexadone|'''Clonexadone''']]: Works like cryoxadone, but faster.
* '''Cryo-Mix''': A 1:1 mix of Cryoxadone and Clonexadone.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Advanced_Treatments|'''Rezadone''']]: Heals genetic damage without the need for cold temperatures. Overdoses at 20u, though 10u may induce dizziness.

==Hypoxia==
Hypoxia is low oxygen in the blood. The blood oxygen reading on your handheld health scanner represents low blood oxygen from all causes, including low blood oxygen, blood loss, and damage to the heart. If you can rule out cardiac damage or blood loss, a low blood oxygen reading means hypoxia.

To treat:
* Make sure the patient has access to oxygen. If the patient is wearing internals, make sure that the air tank is full and switched on; empty internals will suffocate your patient.
* Administer [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|'''Inaprovaline''']] to slow brain damage from hypoxia.
* Connect the patient to high-pressure oxygen via an IV stand with attached oxygen tank and mask.
* Administer [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin|'''Dexalin''']] or [[Guide to Chemistry#Dexalin_Plus|'''Dexalin Plus''']]. These put oxygen into the blood directly, and do not work if the heart is not pumping blood. Dexalin forces oxygenation to 50% and overdoses at 20u; Dexalin Plus forces oxygenation to 80% and overdoses at 15u.
* Administer Pneumalin to treat lung damage, or perform surgery.
* If the patient is not breathing and you do not have an IV stand with oxygen tank and mask, do CPR (Full CPR, with rescue breathing) or put them in a stabilizer harness.

==Infection==
Infections start when a wound isn't treated and disinfected in time. A hand scanner will not detect an infection, but will detect the fever that results from infections. If left alone, infections can rapidly kill a patient. Diagnose infections with the body scanner.

Levels of infection:
*'''L1 (Mild)''': Pain messages and the start of fever.
*'''L2 (Acute)''': More pain messages; infection becomes more prevalent and visible.
*'''L3 (Gangrene)''': Beginning of lethal toxins, organ death, and necrosis.

The following are some symptoms of infection based on where it's located:
*'''Meningitis (Brain)'''
**L1: Stiff neck
**L2: Severe headache (+1 confusion at random intervals)
*'''Conjunctivitis (Eyes)'''
**L1: Itchy eyes
**L2: Blurred vision (+10 eye_blurry at random intervals)
*'''Endocarditis (Heart)'''
**L1: Chest tightness
**L2: Chest pain
*'''Pyelonephritis (Kidneys)'''
**L1: Lower back pain
**L2: Malaise
*'''Pyogenic Abscess (Liver)'''
**L1: Right-sided abdominal pain
**L2: Poor blood filtration; toxins build up
*'''Pneumonia (Lungs)'''
**L1: Coughing
**L2: Shortness of breath; hypoxia
*'''Staph Infection (Arms, legs, hands, feet)'''
**L1: Pain
**L2: Sharp pain temporarily disables limb

To treat:
* Administer [[Guide_to_Chemistry#Thetamycin|Thetamycin]] and monitor the patient. Having at least 5u of thetamycin in the bloodstream prevents infections from spreading to nearby body parts. Do not put the patient in the recovery room; they need constant watching. Use the ICU or GTR.
* [[Guide_to_Chemistry#Leporazine|Leporazine]] reduces fevers.
* Administer painkillers to prevent the patient from going into shock due to pain.
* If an organ is infected, treat the patient for the symptoms of organ failure.
* If the patient's infection is causing toxins to build up in the blood, administer dylovene.
* Gangrenous limbs should be treated with [[Surgery#Necrotic_Limb_Repair|necrotic limb repair]]. If no surgeon is available, amputation is an option.
*'''Organ necrosis''' needs to be treated with a [[Surgery#Organ_Removal.2FTransplantation|transplant]].

==Mental Illness & Trauma==
Mental illness is primarily role-played.
* [[Psychologist|Psychiatrists/Psychologists]] specialize in treating mental illness. Psychiatrists specialize in medical treatment for mental illness; psychologists and counselors specialize in therapy.
* All characters with a [[Medical_Doctor|Medical Doctorate]] degree are qualified to diagnose mental illness and prescribe medication, but it's not their specialty.
* [[Surgeon|Surgeons]] are trained in neurosurgery and can treat brain damage caused by trauma, toxins, or oxygen deprivation.
* [[Chemist|Chemists/Pharmacists]] can synthesize psychiatric medication and understand how it works, but they cannot prescribe it. A doctor must prescribe the medication for the patient.
* Occasionally, mental illness may cause a patient to become violent or suicidal. Use the least amount of force necessary to keep the patient safe; restraint is highly traumatic and should only be used in an emergency.

==Radiation==
Radiation exposure is caused by radioactive reagents, being in an unshielded area during a radiation storm, or certain artifacts. A hand scanner detects radiation exposure; body scanners show it more precisely.

Radiation causes damage similar to toxins, eventually damaging the liver and causing vomiting. Patients may lose their hair and feel weak and dizzy.

To treat:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Hyronalin|'''Hyronalin''']]: Heals 30 radiation per unit. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Arithrazine|'''Arithrazine''']]: Heals 70 radiation, but causes mild brute damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* If neither hyronalin nor arithrazine are available, keep the patient on dylovene and monitor them. Radiation decreases naturally over time; dylovene prevents further damage.

==Organ Damage==
Organ damage is caused by physical trauma, poisons, or moving around with broken bones in the same body part as the organ. Most organs die at 30 damage; a dead organ must be replaced. [[#Brain|Brain damage]] causes death at 100 damage rather than 30.

Treatment for organ damage is listed below:
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Peridaxon|'''Peridaxon''']]: A purple medicine which heals 1 organ damage per unit, and heals all internal organs. Overdoses at 10u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Alkysine|'''Alkysine''']]: A yellow medicine which heals 30 organ damage per unit, but only heals the brain. Overdoses at 10u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Oculine|'''Oculine''']]: A pale lavender medicine which heals 5 organ damage per unit, but only heals the eyes. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Adipemcina|'''Adipemcina''']]: A green medicine which heals 2 organ damage per unit, but only heals the heart. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Pneumalin|'''Pneumalin''']]: A purple medicine which heals 1.5 organ damage per unit, but only heals the lungs, and only when inhaled. Overdoses at 15u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Inaprovaline|'''Inaprovaline''']]: A blue medicine heals the brain of minor damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|'''Dylovene''']]: A green medicine heals minor liver damage. Overdoses at 20u.

==Toxin Exposure==
Poisons tend to show up as unidentified chemicals in a patient's bloodstream via a health analyzer. Some poisons target specific organs, bypassing the liver; general poisons must damage the liver before they can start damaging other organs.

Patients who have been poisoned may report stomach pain and vomiting. If the liver has been damaged or the poison targets a different organ, they will show signs of organ damage. Patients who have ingested acid will also have burns.

To treat:
* Remove toxins from the stomach via the sleeper's stomach pump option.
* Remove toxins from the blood via the sleeper's dialysis option. This will also remove beneficial reagents and some blood.
* If the toxins have already been metabolized (i.e., are no longer in the blood or the stomach), they have done their damage and cannot be removed.
* Taking a blood sample for analysis with a chemical analyzer can identify the poison in the patient's blood, which might help you treat it.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Dylovene|'''Dylovene''']]: Protects the liver against damage from toxins. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Fluvectionem|'''Fluvectionem''']]: Removes all other chemicals reagents from the bloodstream, but causes mild liver damage. Overdoses at 20u.
* [[Guide to Chemistry#Pulmodeiectionem|'''Pulmodeiectionem''']]: Causes the patient to cough up any reagents in their lungs when inhaled. Overdoses at 10u.
* Treat for organ damage, burns, blood loss, or any other damage the toxin may have done.

=Medbay Operations=
==Layout==
[[File:Medbay 2.png|500px]]
* Exam room: Used for private, non-emergency checkups.
* Morgue Lift: Goes down to the morgue; used to transport bodies.
* OR 1 and OR 2: For surgeries. Refrigerated back room includes lockers with monkey cubes and blood.
* Atrium: Open to the upstairs level. Park waiting surgical patients here.
* Psychology: For mental health counseling.
* ICU: For patients with non-surgical problems that need constant monitoring.
* GTR: General treatment area. Patients come here at intake.
* Pharmacy: Makes medication.
* Cryo: For cryo treatment. Back room includes air compressors and air tanks.
* First Responder: Equipment, lockers, and ready room for first responders. Includes a charger for mechs.
* Reception: Intake; seating for doctors awaiting patients and patients awaiting doctors.

[[File:Medbay 3.png|500px]]
* Staff room: Usually unused, but there if you need a private moment.
* CMO's office: CMO's private space. Home to Crusher, the Medbay cat.
* Isolation: Used to treat patients with contagious conditions.
* Equipment room: Lockers for doctors and surgeons. Extra hyposprays, belts, HUDs, and other useful items.
* Shower: Useful to keep clean after one has been covered in blood.
* Atrium: Open to the downstairs.
* Briefing: Medbay staff report here at the beginning of a shift.
* Recovery: For patients who need rest and time, but not monitoring.

==Triage==
Triage is a word for '''priority''' regarding patients. When there are multiple patients and not enough medical personnel, who do you treat first? Triage helps you make that decision while saving the highest number of patients.

A person dies when their brain dies, which usually happens when their brain is starved of oxygen. People who are low on blood or who have weak heartbeat or respiration are at a greater risk of dying than people with broken legs. Work your way down, treating critical first, and saving those who can wait for last. When a critical patient is stabilized, move on to another patient.

As a medic, you have the ability to apply triage tags to your patients, which show up on medical HUDs. From highest to lowest priority:
*Red tag: Needs resuscitation. Most urgent. Patient has no heartbeat, or an extremely rapid and weak heartbeat; patient is not breathing; arterial bleeding; very low blood volume. Patient is unstable and getting worse.
*Yellow tag: Urgent. Unconscious, rapid heart rate, bleeding, severe pain.
*Green tag: Serious. Broken bones, bullet removals, minor organ damage. Stable patients go here.
*Blue tag: Walking wounded. Facial reconstruction, eye damage, bruises and cuts.
*Black tag: Dead, or dying and cannot be saved with the resources available.

==Division of Labor==
Medical personnel are divided into specialties. Ideally, everyone should keep to their own specialty, transferring patients between them as needed.

* The '''Chief Medical Officer''' organizes the efforts of the Medbay staff and interfaces with Command. Depending on their background, they may also function as a physician or surgeon.
* '''First Responders''' primarily work in the field, retrieving patients, stabilizing them, and bringing them back to Medical and to the Physicians. In multiple casualty situations, first responders perform triage.
* '''Physicians''' diagnose and treat patients in Medbay. When their patients need surgery, they should hand them off to the surgeons; when they need counseling, they should hand them off to the psychologist. Physicians can prescribe medication.
* '''Surgeons''' specialize in surgery. They may be assisted in surgery by a Physician or First Responder who keeps the patient stable while they work.
* '''Machinists''' perform surgeries that involve installing or repairing prosthetics and artificial organs.
* '''Pharmacists''' make medication, and know how to administer it. They do not prescribe medication directly; rather, they supply medication to the first responder, physician, surgeon, and psychologist.
* '''Psychologists''' specialize in counseling, including both mental illness and counseling for those who are dealing with stress or simply need advice. They can prescribe psychiatric medication to patients.

When job slots are empty, or when Medical is overwhelmed with work, personnel may find themselves covering for one another:
* Physicians and Surgeons may function as First Responders.
* First Responders may administer medication, monitor patients, take scans, and treat patients in the GTU.
* Physicians may do simple surgeries. In an emergency, a first responder may perform an amputation or do a needle thoracotamy for a collapsed lung.
* Pharmacists and Psychologists may perform first aid, administer prescribed medication, and take body scans for the physician or surgeon.
* Research scientists trained in chemistry can provide medication.
* Anyone--including non-Medical crew--can perform CPR, use an autoinjector or autoinhaler, apply bandages and ointment, or grind or dissolve pills into liquid medication.
* Machinists may perform simple surgeries.

=Xenomedicine=
Medical staff are required to learn the anatomy and physiology of all species they can expect to encounter. Depending on your own species, you may be more or less familiar with any given species. These statistics use humans as a baseline.

===[[Background summary#Humanity|Human]]===
*Blood Volume: 560
*Primitive Form: Monkey

===[[Skrell]]===
*Primitive Form: Neaera
*Less resistant to alcohol.
*Less stamina.
*Faster running speed.
*Immune to slipping.

===[[Unathi]]===
*Slightly lower brute damage.
*Primitive Form: Stok
*All Alcohol (Ethanol) is toxic.
*Can drink Butanol as an Alcohol (Ethanol) substitute.
*Less stamina.
*Faster running speed.
*Slower walking speed.

===[[Tajara]]===
*Slightly higher brute damage.
*Primitive Form: Farwa
*Low alcohol tolerance.
*Faster walking speed.
*Less stamina and running speed, but faster stamina recovery.
*Fall damage is halved.

====Tajara: Zhan-Khazan====
*Slightly higher brute damage than base Tajara.
*Slower walking speed.
*Slower running speed, but more stamina.
*Resistant to cold.
*Tolerant to alcohol.

====Tajara: M'sai====
*Significantly higher brute damage than base Tajara.
*Faster walking speed.
*Faster running speed, but less stamina.

===[[Dionaea]]===
*Primitive Form: Diona Nymph
*Regenerates health and nutriment when in light or in radiation.
*Most reagents have little to no effect on a Diona.
**Plant-B-Gone severely poisons a Diona.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Standard_Treatments|Hyronalin]] poisons Diona.
**[[Guide to Chemistry#Specialist_Treatments|Arithrazine]] severely poisons Diona.
*Does not bleed.
*Immune to slipping.
*Immune to infections.
*Immune to low pressure.
*Resistant to electrocution.
*Resistant to high temperatures.
*Breaks into nymphs upon death.
*Very slow movement speed.

===[[Vaurca]] Worker===
*Significantly lower brute damage.
*Significantly higher burn damage.
*Significantly higher toxin damage.
*Significantly lower Oxygen damage.
*Significantly lower Radiation damage.
*Primitive Form: V'krexi
*Breathes phoron.
*Possesses two hearts.
*Has an implant that stores phoron.
*Have other robotic implants.
*Has their own private Hivechat channel.
*Most surgeries require using the surgical drill instead of a scalpel.
*Can safely eat non-sterile K'ois.
*Nutriment (normal food) is toxic.
*Immune to decompression.
*Immune to slipping.
*Resistant to alcohol.
*Slower walking speed.
*Slower running and less stamina recovery, but more stamina.

====Vaurca Warrior====
*Significantly lower brute damage.
*Slightly higher burn damage.
*Normal Oxygen damage.
*Significantly lower radiation damage.
*Normal walking speed.
*Faster running and more stamina.

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