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SOP IN PROGRESS | |||
'''''While these SOPs may come with in character punishments on the Alfa server for non-command members, intentional disregard on the Beta server may be grounds for a role ban from the department. Repeated intentional disregard for SOPs by command members on either server may also result in a role ban.''''' | '''''While these SOPs may come with in character punishments on the Alfa server for non-command members, intentional disregard on the Beta server may be grounds for a role ban from the department. Repeated intentional disregard for SOPs by command members on either server may also result in a role ban.''''' | ||
== General Procedures == | == General Procedures == | ||
=== Medical Bay === | === Medical Bay === | ||
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# The medical bay must be kept neat and tidy for patient health. | # The medical bay must be kept neat and tidy for patient health. | ||
# Chemicals should be kept in a stored locker or location, and closed when not in use. | # Chemicals should be kept in a stored locker or location, and closed when not in use. | ||
=== Patient Care === | === Patient Care === | ||
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=== Deceased Patient Care === | === Deceased Patient Care === | ||
# Patients should be | # Patients should be prioritized by level of rot. | ||
# Patients who are in advanced stages of rot should be placed into stasis beds or body bags. | # Patients who are in advanced stages of rot should be placed into stasis beds or body bags. | ||
# Patients who are not being treated should be stored in the morgue until sufficient resources can be diverted to revive them. | # Patients who are not being treated should be stored in the morgue until sufficient resources can be diverted to revive them. | ||
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## Approximate time of death/DNR approval | ## Approximate time of death/DNR approval | ||
## Reason for DNR status | ## Reason for DNR status | ||
# Should a corpse become unclonable, it must be annotated on the appropriate DNR sheet, and then stamped by the CMO. | # Should a corpse become unclonable, it must be annotated on the appropriate DNR sheet, and then stamped by the CMO. | ||
# Unclonable corpses, including those whose soul has moved on, may be | # Unclonable corpses, including those whose soul has moved on, may be placed into the | ||
=== Violet Alert Protocol === | === Violet Alert Protocol === | ||
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# The Syringe Gun is for emergencies only, and should not be used below red alert. | # The Syringe Gun is for emergencies only, and should not be used below red alert. | ||
## The syringes for the syringe gun may be prepared ahead of time. | ## The syringes for the syringe gun may be prepared ahead of time. | ||
# The CMO may not allow | # The CMO may not allow Restricted Chemicals to be created without a chemical approvals form from the Captain or acting captain. | ||
## This form will not be required in the case of imminent station danger. | ## This form will not be required in the case of imminent station danger. | ||
## This form will specify the quantity of chemical, frequency of creation, date, time, and signature of the captain or acting captain. | ## This form will specify the quantity of chemical, frequency of creation, date, time, and signature of the captain or acting captain. | ||
=== Chemist === | === Chemist === | ||
=== Medical Doctor === | === Medical Doctor === | ||
=== Paramedic === | === Paramedic === | ||
=== Psychologist === | === Psychologist === | ||
=== Surgeon === | === Surgeon === | ||
=== Medical Intern === | === Medical Intern === | ||
Revision as of 18:12, 27 July 2025
SOP IN PROGRESS
While these SOPs may come with in character punishments on the Alfa server for non-command members, intentional disregard on the Beta server may be grounds for a role ban from the department. Repeated intentional disregard for SOPs by command members on either server may also result in a role ban.
General Procedures
Medical Bay
- For medical crew safety, the medical bay must not be placed on all access unless Red Alert is called.
- The medical bay must be kept neat and tidy for patient health.
- Chemicals should be kept in a stored locker or location, and closed when not in use.
Patient Care
- Patients must be triaged according to the severity of their injuries.
- Command members must take treatment priority.
- Doctors may not leave the medbay for personal reasons if there are untreated patients. This does not include the necessity of eating and drinking.
- Patients who repeatedly harm themselves, or threaten medical staff, are not required to be treated by medical staff.
Deceased Patient Care
- Patients should be prioritized by level of rot.
- Patients who are in advanced stages of rot should be placed into stasis beds or body bags.
- Patients who are not being treated should be stored in the morgue until sufficient resources can be diverted to revive them.
- Patients who become unrevivable or are deemed unrevivable require a morgue report filled out with:
- Patient name
- Patient job
- Approximate time of death/DNR approval
- Reason for DNR status
- Should a corpse become unclonable, it must be annotated on the appropriate DNR sheet, and then stamped by the CMO.
- Unclonable corpses, including those whose soul has moved on, may be placed into the
Violet Alert Protocol
- All medical personnel are to be secured in Medbay immediately.
- The CMO's safety will take priority over curing an infection.
- Chemistry will focus all efforts on researching the cure to the infection.
- Medical entrances should be locked down to prevent further infection of medical personnel.
- Any potentially infected personnel should be isolated and quarantined.
- Any pacified infected personnel should be brought to chemistry to aid in cure production.
- A cure should be distributed to the crew once available, in a controlled manner.
Staff Procedures
Chief Medical Officer
- Standard Command SOP applies.
- The CMO is responsible for training or assigning a trainer to any and all Medical Interns.
- The Syringe Gun is for emergencies only, and should not be used below red alert.
- The syringes for the syringe gun may be prepared ahead of time.
- The CMO may not allow Restricted Chemicals to be created without a chemical approvals form from the Captain or acting captain.
- This form will not be required in the case of imminent station danger.
- This form will specify the quantity of chemical, frequency of creation, date, time, and signature of the captain or acting captain.