Time to kick Medical butt

[starfleetcleaner]

WHO: D'vana Tendi
WHERE: The Infirmary
WHAT: Trying not to panic, and setting up her Medbay
WHEN: Early June


Tendi is having a bit of a day. She's woke up somewhere that was not where she went to sleep, had a mustering that was vaguely threatening, and now is set free to roam on this sea ship with noone she recognizes, and in addition, seems to be in the distant past. However, she's resourceful and determined, so first things first.

The map of the ship has indicated there is a infirmary, and that seems a good a place as any to begin. She still has her medical kit, even if it's low on supplies, but from the look of this place, they seem to still be in the knives and string level of medicine, she's sure that her skills will be greatly appreciated.

She arrives in the infirmary, and begins to take stock, seeing what medicines they have, other supplies. After all her hypospray only has a few doses left, and best to save that for an emergency.

Comments

[starfleetcleaner]

"Oh hi Ingo! And well, no not really, the medial tech here is frankly medieval. And all I have are some basic tools, No biobed, replicator, anything like that. I mean, don't get me wrong, what I have is better than hacking at people with knives, but still, it'll be a bit rough. But don't worry! I'm up for the challenge!"

"How about you, how have you been? Find what you were looking for?"

[gapmoe]

"I suppose this level of medical advancement would be quite primitive to someone used to more refined tools and resources!" Much like the methods of yesteryear are as primitive as it gets from his perspective. At any rate, he steps inside once it's clear that she wasn't in the middle of some delicate procedures.

"Both yes and no. While I was able to get an idea of the available amenities, I am still no closer to determining when we might be able to disembark."

[starfleetcleaner]

"well, that's something. I've been asking around, but haven't gotten a lot of progress on that. People seem to be a bit resigned, not really looking for a way out. Also, this place seems like it's REALLY violent! One person came in earlier and was saying that I shouldn't even bother to treat people, that'd it just be easier to let them die and re-awaken."

[gapmoe]

Despite his resolution to keep his own spirits up, Ingo can't keep from letting out this troubled, disgruntled sigh. It is as Tendi says... which is not boding well. In fact, it isn't quite dawning on him in full yet due to the sheer scale.

"That is... troubling, to say the least. It seems as though the circumstances have left a good deal of people feeling as if their only option is resignation."

Which he'd really like to think isn't the case.

"Not to mention, demanding such a thing of you is callous at best!"

[starfleetcleaner]

"I know right? It's also making a big assumption, that every time someone dies they just come back. And sure, SO FAR it's been true, but I don't know about you, I'd rather not roll those dice that I may be the unlucky one who didn't come back. Maybe that's paranoid, but there's just too many unknowns to trust some of this."

[gapmoe]

"No, I think that is a perfectly rational doubt. Simply because the finality of death is undone once, it does not mean that it will be undone twice."

If someone is causing this effect, then they could just as easily stop causing it.

"Even if this rule remains a constant, complacency is a danger in and of itself. I, for one, am put more at ease by knowing that a medical professional such as yourself has no intention of blindly trusting something that is near impossible to prove."

[starfleetcleaner]

"Well, thank you! It's all about questioning things, I just don't know why people aren't going nuts trying to figure things out you know? I mean, I guess apathy can set in after so long with nothing, but well, that would just drive me more nuts! Heh, you just wait, if I haven't figured something out in a month, I'm gonna be really manic!"