To save one life (Day 1, EN, Mech Hangar)
Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2020 4:49 pm
The mech hangar was crowded as always, but a space had been cleared near the captain's Grand Dragon, and a table, several rolling tool carts, coffee, and the contents of the ship medical supply chest had been brought out.
Now, there was only the patient, the surgeon, and Nora Crossette hovering nearby, nervously, waiting for any request she could fulfill, in order to feel less helpless.
It wasn't going to be an easy surgery and recovery - they had some plasma transfusions, but would need to operate very carefully to apply patches to the punctured lung, properly close the nicked artery to stop internal bleeding with something more permanent than a quick gauze job, and then put a structurally supportive wrap on the lot.
This will involve the following rolls - each failed roll can be attempted one more time at +5 difficulty, otherwise the task is failed and the potential recovery of the patient will be impacted by the failure in an unknown way.
All of these rolls are Medtech(Surgery)/Intelligence.
-- Plasma Transfusion - TN 15: The teen is losing a lot of blood, and runs the risk of anemia. Setting up a proper IV will help avoid death by fluid loss during the procedure. If this task is completed successfully, all future rolls gain a free raise.
-- Patch Arterial Damage - TN 30: This is extremely delicate work, and attempting to use a micro-plastiflesh patch to seal damaged blood vessels and prevent internal bleeding, without blocking off blood flow and preventing bloodflow to the brain. If this roll is failed by a margin 15 or more, the patient immediately dies of a massive stroke.
-- Seal Abdominal wound - TN 20: After closing arterial damage, the entry and exit points need to be stitched closed - a plastiflesh patch not having the longevity to handle the surgical opening's recovery time.
-- Re-inflate collapsed lung - TN 25: Without a proper surgical unit and staff, this is a challenging task, but one which can be accomplished... the real trick is sealing the hole and keeping in the air at the same time.
-- Seal Chest wound - TN 20: After treating the lungs, that bullet entry and exit wound will also need to be stitched shut.
-- Set up sedative and nutrient IV and a blood donor - TN 15: This will require finding a willing donor with a blood type of A-, which can be achieved either by a volunteer, or by asking Nora to find one, and then transfusing enough blood to stabilize the patient and give them the best possible shot at recovery.
If the surgeon fails at least 3 rolls, this procedure will extend into the LN time slot.
Now, there was only the patient, the surgeon, and Nora Crossette hovering nearby, nervously, waiting for any request she could fulfill, in order to feel less helpless.
It wasn't going to be an easy surgery and recovery - they had some plasma transfusions, but would need to operate very carefully to apply patches to the punctured lung, properly close the nicked artery to stop internal bleeding with something more permanent than a quick gauze job, and then put a structurally supportive wrap on the lot.
This will involve the following rolls - each failed roll can be attempted one more time at +5 difficulty, otherwise the task is failed and the potential recovery of the patient will be impacted by the failure in an unknown way.
All of these rolls are Medtech(Surgery)/Intelligence.
-- Plasma Transfusion - TN 15: The teen is losing a lot of blood, and runs the risk of anemia. Setting up a proper IV will help avoid death by fluid loss during the procedure. If this task is completed successfully, all future rolls gain a free raise.
-- Patch Arterial Damage - TN 30: This is extremely delicate work, and attempting to use a micro-plastiflesh patch to seal damaged blood vessels and prevent internal bleeding, without blocking off blood flow and preventing bloodflow to the brain. If this roll is failed by a margin 15 or more, the patient immediately dies of a massive stroke.
-- Seal Abdominal wound - TN 20: After closing arterial damage, the entry and exit points need to be stitched closed - a plastiflesh patch not having the longevity to handle the surgical opening's recovery time.
-- Re-inflate collapsed lung - TN 25: Without a proper surgical unit and staff, this is a challenging task, but one which can be accomplished... the real trick is sealing the hole and keeping in the air at the same time.
-- Seal Chest wound - TN 20: After treating the lungs, that bullet entry and exit wound will also need to be stitched shut.
-- Set up sedative and nutrient IV and a blood donor - TN 15: This will require finding a willing donor with a blood type of A-, which can be achieved either by a volunteer, or by asking Nora to find one, and then transfusing enough blood to stabilize the patient and give them the best possible shot at recovery.
If the surgeon fails at least 3 rolls, this procedure will extend into the LN time slot.