Patients Name and Rank: Commander Keelah
Stardate: 92744.3
Diagnosis: Superficial burns, loss of consciousness.
Treatment: Dermal regenerator and pain medication as needed.
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient should seek plenty of rest and hydration. Patient should also refrain from overloading EPS conduits for some time.
Additional notes: Patient is expected to make recovery with no side effects projected at this time.
Signed:
Doctor Jennifer Holliday, MD
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Patients Name and Rank: Citizen Keth
Stardate: 92744.3
Diagnosis: Appearance causing negative connotations (Vorta ears/face shape).
Treatment: Cosmetic facial surgery.
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient should monitor altered areas of the body for possible infection or irritation.
Additional notes: Patient is expected to make recovery with no side effects projected at this time. Treatment was not done to prevent physical harm, but was well within the capabilities of DS13's surgical centers and is a common procedure people may wish to undergo.
Signed:
Doctor Emmanuel Goldstein
Stardate: 92744.3
Diagnosis: Appearance causing negative connotations (Vorta ears/face shape).
Treatment: Cosmetic facial surgery.
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient should monitor altered areas of the body for possible infection or irritation.
Additional notes: Patient is expected to make recovery with no side effects projected at this time. Treatment was not done to prevent physical harm, but was well within the capabilities of DS13's surgical centers and is a common procedure people may wish to undergo.
Signed:
Doctor Emmanuel Goldstein
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PATIENT Jane Doe
STARDATE 92780.7
DIAGNOSIS Various abrasions and contusions of the upper extremities.
TREATMENT Dermal Regeneration
POST-TREATMENT ORDERS N/A
ADDITIONAL NOTES Patient was unwilling to provide her name or answer basic questions honestly. Patient departed AMA mid-treatment.
//SIGNED//
Lieutenant S'Slaask
STARDATE 92780.7
DIAGNOSIS Various abrasions and contusions of the upper extremities.
TREATMENT Dermal Regeneration
POST-TREATMENT ORDERS N/A
ADDITIONAL NOTES Patient was unwilling to provide her name or answer basic questions honestly. Patient departed AMA mid-treatment.
//SIGNED//
Lieutenant S'Slaask
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Patient's Name and Rank: Commander Thue t'Xereth
Stardate: 92786.3
Diagnosis: Psionic Intrusion
Treatment: Performed neural scan and provided analgesic medication - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: No further treatment necessary
Additional notes:
Commander t'Xereth of the Romulan Republic contingent came into the infirmary requesting evaluation for a headache. She expressed concern that the headache had been caused by unsolicited psionic contact from a Reman, a fellow member of the Republic contingent.
Neural scan confirmed the presence of elevated levels of neurochemical X-848 (see registry for Vulcan nomenclature). X-848 is expressed at extremely high levels in Vulcans and Vulcanoids suffering from Pa'nar Syndrome. Levels recorded in Commander t'Xereth are only slightly elevated, magnitudes lower than presents with Pa'nar Syndrome, but it does suggest unregulated psionic contact took place.
Following treatment, provided Commander t'Xereth with a copy of this report to use as necessary in filing a formal complaint.
Signed:
M. Pohl, CMDR
ACMO Deep Space 13
Stardate: 92786.3
Diagnosis: Psionic Intrusion
Treatment: Performed neural scan and provided analgesic medication - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: No further treatment necessary
Additional notes:
Commander t'Xereth of the Romulan Republic contingent came into the infirmary requesting evaluation for a headache. She expressed concern that the headache had been caused by unsolicited psionic contact from a Reman, a fellow member of the Republic contingent.
Neural scan confirmed the presence of elevated levels of neurochemical X-848 (see registry for Vulcan nomenclature). X-848 is expressed at extremely high levels in Vulcans and Vulcanoids suffering from Pa'nar Syndrome. Levels recorded in Commander t'Xereth are only slightly elevated, magnitudes lower than presents with Pa'nar Syndrome, but it does suggest unregulated psionic contact took place.
Following treatment, provided Commander t'Xereth with a copy of this report to use as necessary in filing a formal complaint.
Signed:
M. Pohl, CMDR
ACMO Deep Space 13
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Patients Name and Rank: Dr. Sariel, M.D.
Stardate: 92815.6
Diagnosis: Minor contusions
Treatment: Vascular regeneration
Post-Treatment Orders: None
Additional notes: Following a recreational injury I reported to sick bay. Not wishing to add to patient load I opted to treat myself, specifically 3 thoracic contusions and one cranial contusion, with a vascular regenerator to halt bruising. As per procedure, I have logged my treatment of myself for station records.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
Stardate: 92815.6
Diagnosis: Minor contusions
Treatment: Vascular regeneration
Post-Treatment Orders: None
Additional notes: Following a recreational injury I reported to sick bay. Not wishing to add to patient load I opted to treat myself, specifically 3 thoracic contusions and one cranial contusion, with a vascular regenerator to halt bruising. As per procedure, I have logged my treatment of myself for station records.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
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Patients Name and Rank: Lieutenant Bill Steele and Bartender Nalah
Stardate: 92854.4
Diagnosis: Methanol Poisoning
Treatment: Ethanol and Fomepizole injections
Post-Treatment Orders: None
Additional notes: The patients were rushed to sickbay after surprisingly falling unconscious after drinking green tea at the Starlight Cantina. I believe they had ingested the methanol through the tea and an investigation has been launched.
They had not ingested enough methanol to kill them,but it caused them difficulty with their breathing.The methanol had caused minor damage to their kidney,liver and lungs which had became physically apparent. The damage was minor and easily treatable.The patients are to be kept in sickbay for observation until the methanol is completely washed out their systems by being excreted from their Kidney's.
Signed:
CMDR/Dr. Charlotte Jarnefelt
Stardate: 92854.4
Diagnosis: Methanol Poisoning
Treatment: Ethanol and Fomepizole injections
Post-Treatment Orders: None
Additional notes: The patients were rushed to sickbay after surprisingly falling unconscious after drinking green tea at the Starlight Cantina. I believe they had ingested the methanol through the tea and an investigation has been launched.
They had not ingested enough methanol to kill them,but it caused them difficulty with their breathing.The methanol had caused minor damage to their kidney,liver and lungs which had became physically apparent. The damage was minor and easily treatable.The patients are to be kept in sickbay for observation until the methanol is completely washed out their systems by being excreted from their Kidney's.
Signed:
CMDR/Dr. Charlotte Jarnefelt
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Patient's Name and Rank: CAPT Dmitri Konieczko
Stardate: 93131.1
Diagnosis: Disruptor Burn
Treatment: Treated for serious disruptor burn to left side - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will return in three days for pancreatic replacement.
Additional notes:
Captain Konieczko suffered a disruptor burn during an incursion with a Klingon boarding party aboard the Vanguard. This office would like to note that the Captain refused treatment until negotiations with the allied Klingons were complete, which may be responsible for the complications to his injury.
This physician performed surgical repair of all affected organs, but the existing pancreatic structure was unsalvageable. Dr. Linna Drei successfully installed a prosthetic to perform the necessary functions until the cloned organ is available for transplant.
Though not strictly necessary, it is the recommendation of this physician that Captain Konieczko be confined to the medical bay until the organ transplant is complete. It should also be noted that the patient is permitted NO alcohol for two weeks; his painkilling medication level will be determined by Dr. Drei or myself.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
Stardate: 93131.1
Diagnosis: Disruptor Burn
Treatment: Treated for serious disruptor burn to left side - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will return in three days for pancreatic replacement.
Additional notes:
Captain Konieczko suffered a disruptor burn during an incursion with a Klingon boarding party aboard the Vanguard. This office would like to note that the Captain refused treatment until negotiations with the allied Klingons were complete, which may be responsible for the complications to his injury.
This physician performed surgical repair of all affected organs, but the existing pancreatic structure was unsalvageable. Dr. Linna Drei successfully installed a prosthetic to perform the necessary functions until the cloned organ is available for transplant.
Though not strictly necessary, it is the recommendation of this physician that Captain Konieczko be confined to the medical bay until the organ transplant is complete. It should also be noted that the patient is permitted NO alcohol for two weeks; his painkilling medication level will be determined by Dr. Drei or myself.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
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Patient's Name and Rank: LCDR Mathilda Zaldo
Stardate: 93131.3
Diagnosis: Dislocated Shoulder and Burn
Treatment: Reducted shoulder and treated burn. - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will return for scar removal once the healing process is complete.
Additional notes:
Lieutenant Commander Zaldo struck a bulkhead during the Klingon incursion and suffered a burn on the same shoulder.
This physician reducted the shoulder and administered analgesics and anti-inflammatories, and applied burn ointment and a sealing agent. LCDR Zaldo has indicated she would like to have the scar removed. An appointment has been logged into the system approximating the completion of the healing process.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
Stardate: 93131.3
Diagnosis: Dislocated Shoulder and Burn
Treatment: Reducted shoulder and treated burn. - SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will return for scar removal once the healing process is complete.
Additional notes:
Lieutenant Commander Zaldo struck a bulkhead during the Klingon incursion and suffered a burn on the same shoulder.
This physician reducted the shoulder and administered analgesics and anti-inflammatories, and applied burn ointment and a sealing agent. LCDR Zaldo has indicated she would like to have the scar removed. An appointment has been logged into the system approximating the completion of the healing process.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
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Patients Name and Rank: Lieutenant Commander Elizabeth Callahan
Stardate: 93602.9
Diagnosis: Electrical Burns, Minor
Treatment: Administered mild analgesic, and dermal tissue regeneration.
Post-Treatment Orders: Light duty, one shift. Neurological follow-up in 24 hours.
Additional notes: LCDR Callahan was brought into sickbay by Lieutenants T'kel and Shorran. Presented with superficial dermal burns, evidently from a laboratory accident. Pain was relieved by hypospray, and a course of dermal regeneration remedied tissue damage. LCDR Callahan, upon insisting on resuming her duties, has been advised to avoid activities that may further damage her hands, and will return in twenty four hours to ensure that there is no neurological damage.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
Stardate: 93602.9
Diagnosis: Electrical Burns, Minor
Treatment: Administered mild analgesic, and dermal tissue regeneration.
Post-Treatment Orders: Light duty, one shift. Neurological follow-up in 24 hours.
Additional notes: LCDR Callahan was brought into sickbay by Lieutenants T'kel and Shorran. Presented with superficial dermal burns, evidently from a laboratory accident. Pain was relieved by hypospray, and a course of dermal regeneration remedied tissue damage. LCDR Callahan, upon insisting on resuming her duties, has been advised to avoid activities that may further damage her hands, and will return in twenty four hours to ensure that there is no neurological damage.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
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Patient's Name and Rank: ENS Arthur Coolbaugh
Stardate: 93918
Diagnosis: Severe electrical burns, nerve damage, penetrating trauma wounds, lacerations, concussion
Treatment: SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will remain in sickbay until full extent of peripheral and central nervous system damage has been assessed.
Additional notes:
Ensign Coolbaugh was injured by an explosion while on duty in the secondary computer core and was unconscious upon arrival in sickbay.
The patient suffered third degree burns on both hands; fingertips on the right show eschar too significant for direct regeneration on first, third and fourth metacarpals. Approved surgical removal of affected digits and authorized replication of synthetic prostheses for future installation pending nervous system recovery. Regeneration units and burn gel packs were applied after necrotic tissue was removed.
The patient absorbed intense electrical current, damaging upper peripheral nervous system, disrupting oculomotor function and causing irregular heartbeat and respiration. The patient received recommended dose of ivoremin and remained on system support post-surgery until pulse and pressure stabilized. He remains on respiration assistance and under observation.
Several pieces of housing were removed from his face and upper torso. The wounds were treated with appropriate topical medication and closed by protoplaser to avoid regenerative inundation disorder.
Upon waking, Ensign Coolbaugh exhibited confusion, slurred speech and poor short term recall. These are symptoms of temporary neuropathic trauma and should pass within the next 24-36 hours.
It is the opinion of this physician that Ensign Coolbaugh is not fit to leave sickbay. Will advise regarding his return to duty when more data is available.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
Stardate: 93918
Diagnosis: Severe electrical burns, nerve damage, penetrating trauma wounds, lacerations, concussion
Treatment: SEE NOTES
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will remain in sickbay until full extent of peripheral and central nervous system damage has been assessed.
Additional notes:
Ensign Coolbaugh was injured by an explosion while on duty in the secondary computer core and was unconscious upon arrival in sickbay.
The patient suffered third degree burns on both hands; fingertips on the right show eschar too significant for direct regeneration on first, third and fourth metacarpals. Approved surgical removal of affected digits and authorized replication of synthetic prostheses for future installation pending nervous system recovery. Regeneration units and burn gel packs were applied after necrotic tissue was removed.
The patient absorbed intense electrical current, damaging upper peripheral nervous system, disrupting oculomotor function and causing irregular heartbeat and respiration. The patient received recommended dose of ivoremin and remained on system support post-surgery until pulse and pressure stabilized. He remains on respiration assistance and under observation.
Several pieces of housing were removed from his face and upper torso. The wounds were treated with appropriate topical medication and closed by protoplaser to avoid regenerative inundation disorder.
Upon waking, Ensign Coolbaugh exhibited confusion, slurred speech and poor short term recall. These are symptoms of temporary neuropathic trauma and should pass within the next 24-36 hours.
It is the opinion of this physician that Ensign Coolbaugh is not fit to leave sickbay. Will advise regarding his return to duty when more data is available.
Signed:
M. Pohl
CMO, Deep Space 13
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| SUBMITTED: Stardate 94275.4 | FILED BY: CMDR A. Judur |
PATIENT IDENTIFICATION: CAPT Five of Eight
DIAGNOSIS: Body beginning to reject implants, leading to severe nanite loss, increased neural activity and total organ failure.
TREATMENT: Patient placed into an induced coma to stabalise vitals.
MEDICAL STAFF:
Commander Artrin Judur
Nurse Eugene Fairbanks (NPC)
Nurse Eugene Fairbanks (NPC)
NOTES:
On Stardate 94272.5, Captain Fives came to visit me complaining of the fact that she had had to replace her implants on a frequent basis, something that was highly unusual. Upon closer examination, her body showed various levels of implant degradation, all worse than the previous examination and with some implants being dangerously close to complete failure. Her neural signs were high and her heart was pulsing at 201% above normal levels. Her blood tests confirmed that her nanite levels were down by 30% and dropping, and her nanites were all heavily damaged.
Upon informing the patient of the diagnosis, she, understandably, began to experience signs of fear which caused her to go into shock. I administered 30 cc's of Cardiostimulants and took a measure of the patient. Her neural signs were erratic, almost as if she was receiving mixed signals from elsewhere. To prevent further damage, I placed the patient into an induced coma and transferred her to the Intensive Care Unit for further treatment.
RECOMMENDATION: The patient seems to be rejecting her implants. With the patient's permission, the likely solution is to remove the implants. This will have to be confirmed by the patient beforehand. In the short term, we have to stabilise the patient enough to take her out of the coma.
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Patients Name and Rank: Lieutenant Commander Xavala Sul
Stardate: 94504.1
Diagnosis: Sleep Disturbances
Treatment: Hypospray of Melorazine, mild dosage
Post-Treatment Orders: Referral to a Counselor for examination
Additional notes: Patient complained of sleep difficulties resulting from previous trauma, triggered from new environments.
Signed:
Dr. Cyrene Mavil, Md.
Stardate: 94504.1
Diagnosis: Sleep Disturbances
Treatment: Hypospray of Melorazine, mild dosage
Post-Treatment Orders: Referral to a Counselor for examination
Additional notes: Patient complained of sleep difficulties resulting from previous trauma, triggered from new environments.
Signed:
Dr. Cyrene Mavil, Md.
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Patients Name and Rank: Ambassador Eli Altais
Stardate: 94613.5
Diagnosis: Undetermined neurological scarring, malnourishment, slice on hand.
Treatment: 5 cc's improvoline to calm patient's anxiety once awake, continuing nutritional supplements for malnourishment, dermal regenerator for hand cut.
Post-Treatment Orders: Continuing neurological study, referral to neurology specialist.
Additional notes: Patient dropped off by Captain Foraker of the U.S.S. Nannietta Bacco, unconscious and with hand wound. Hand wound caused by sharp implement, possibly a knife, reportedly self-inflicted. Regenerated hand wound, began IV nutrients to unconscious patient for supplements to treat malnourishment.
Patient awoke six days later, anxious and uncomfortable at the restraint of the biobed. Administered improvoline to calm the patient when it was clear that there was no capability to reason with him, as there was no common language. Began crude attempts to communicate, patient cooperated. Was permitted to leave the biobed and he began tapping at the console to produce soothing musical tones. Have been unable to explain neurological scarring from detailed scans or lack of common language when, from all previous history, patient has been able to communicate in Federation Standard before.
[Edited: Stardate 94630]
Signed:
Dr. Cyrene Mavil, Md.
Stardate: 94613.5
Diagnosis: Undetermined neurological scarring, malnourishment, slice on hand.
Treatment: 5 cc's improvoline to calm patient's anxiety once awake, continuing nutritional supplements for malnourishment, dermal regenerator for hand cut.
Post-Treatment Orders: Continuing neurological study, referral to neurology specialist.
Additional notes: Patient dropped off by Captain Foraker of the U.S.S. Nannietta Bacco, unconscious and with hand wound. Hand wound caused by sharp implement, possibly a knife, reportedly self-inflicted. Regenerated hand wound, began IV nutrients to unconscious patient for supplements to treat malnourishment.
Patient awoke six days later, anxious and uncomfortable at the restraint of the biobed. Administered improvoline to calm the patient when it was clear that there was no capability to reason with him, as there was no common language. Began crude attempts to communicate, patient cooperated. Was permitted to leave the biobed and he began tapping at the console to produce soothing musical tones. Have been unable to explain neurological scarring from detailed scans or lack of common language when, from all previous history, patient has been able to communicate in Federation Standard before.
[Edited: Stardate 94630]
Signed:
Dr. Cyrene Mavil, Md.
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Patients Name and Rank: Jasmin Senay
Stardate: 94700.8
Diagnosis: Fractured collarbone, state of malnutrition.
Treatment: Collarbone mended
Post-Treatment Orders: Rest and attempt to obtain proper nourishment.
Additional notes: Patient denied treatment for malnutrition and became verbally combative while staff attempted to ascertain the cause and reasoning of her injury and nutritional status. While she first seemed uncertain as to how her injuries came about calling them caused by a 'trip'. Patient was of the appropriate mental faculties to make the decision to be discharged.
Signed:
Dr. Jennifer Holliday, MD.
Stardate: 94700.8
Diagnosis: Fractured collarbone, state of malnutrition.
Treatment: Collarbone mended
Post-Treatment Orders: Rest and attempt to obtain proper nourishment.
Additional notes: Patient denied treatment for malnutrition and became verbally combative while staff attempted to ascertain the cause and reasoning of her injury and nutritional status. While she first seemed uncertain as to how her injuries came about calling them caused by a 'trip'. Patient was of the appropriate mental faculties to make the decision to be discharged.
Signed:
Dr. Jennifer Holliday, MD.
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Patients Name and Rank: Rear Admiral, Lower Half Dmitri Konieczko
Stardate: 94847.7
Diagnosis: Situational Syncope
Treatment: Low doseage Melorazine administered
Post-Treatment Orders: Short term observation, the Admiral will be permitted to return to duty today as the Melorazine wears off.
Additional notes: The Admiral's fainting spell seems to have been triggered by sudden and intense emotional stress. With the tests ran, no additional cause has been determined.
Signed:
Nurse Sonon Tar, Deep Space K-7
Stardate: 94847.7
Diagnosis: Situational Syncope
Treatment: Low doseage Melorazine administered
Post-Treatment Orders: Short term observation, the Admiral will be permitted to return to duty today as the Melorazine wears off.
Additional notes: The Admiral's fainting spell seems to have been triggered by sudden and intense emotional stress. With the tests ran, no additional cause has been determined.
Signed:
Nurse Sonon Tar, Deep Space K-7
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Patient's Name and Rank: CMDR Mi'shune Ansaanzi sh'Sonora
Stardate: 95186.7
Diagnosis: Dislocated Shoulder Blade
Treatment: Low dosage of Asinolyathin administered as muscle relaxant.
Two-Stage hypo compound inoculation.
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will remain on restricted duty for the next 15 hours. Patient is likely due to return to full duties within the next 2 days following a short recovery period. The injury was not major.
Additional notes: Commander sh'Sonora dislocated her shoulder during a running of some form of Ushaan-tor practice holodeck simulation. At her own testimony, she states the injury occurred with the holodeck safeties engaged and that the incident was a result of both her and her holographic opponent pulling on the tethered pair of weapons simultaneously. Patient also expressed interest in further martial arts practice, a form under the title of Jeet Kune Do - a terran martial art. Due to an interest in said forms, patient stated symptoms of headaches likely a result from previous, multiple concussions. Further examination is advised, however patient showed no further signs of trauma to warrant concern.
Signed:
Dr. S. zh'Lindresko, MD
Stardate: 95186.7
Diagnosis: Dislocated Shoulder Blade
Treatment: Low dosage of Asinolyathin administered as muscle relaxant.
Two-Stage hypo compound inoculation.
Post-Treatment Orders: Patient will remain on restricted duty for the next 15 hours. Patient is likely due to return to full duties within the next 2 days following a short recovery period. The injury was not major.
Additional notes: Commander sh'Sonora dislocated her shoulder during a running of some form of Ushaan-tor practice holodeck simulation. At her own testimony, she states the injury occurred with the holodeck safeties engaged and that the incident was a result of both her and her holographic opponent pulling on the tethered pair of weapons simultaneously. Patient also expressed interest in further martial arts practice, a form under the title of Jeet Kune Do - a terran martial art. Due to an interest in said forms, patient stated symptoms of headaches likely a result from previous, multiple concussions. Further examination is advised, however patient showed no further signs of trauma to warrant concern.
Signed:
Dr. S. zh'Lindresko, MD
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Patients Name and Rank: LTJG. Ori, Cyrene
Stardate: 95626.7
Diagnosis: Minor Bruising to the face and arms and upper torso
Treatment: Dermal Regeneration
Post-Treatment Orders: N/A
Additional notes: N/A
Signed:
Signature
Doctor Mei Novak, M.D.
Stardate: 95626.7
Diagnosis: Minor Bruising to the face and arms and upper torso
Treatment: Dermal Regeneration
Post-Treatment Orders: N/A
Additional notes: N/A
Signed:
Signature
Doctor Mei Novak, M.D.
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Patients Name and Rank: CAPT. Rosewood, Benjamin
Stardate: 95626.7
Diagnosis: Minor Bruising to the testicular region.
Treatment: Medication administered to combat pain and inflammation.
Post-Treatment Orders: Ice ice ice! Patient has been advised to get a jock-strap for additional support and administer ice to the affected region.
Additional notes: Patient made note that this was caused due to a conflict in which he was struck.
Signed:
Signature
Doctor Gabrielle Pentin M.D.
Stardate: 95626.7
Diagnosis: Minor Bruising to the testicular region.
Treatment: Medication administered to combat pain and inflammation.
Post-Treatment Orders: Ice ice ice! Patient has been advised to get a jock-strap for additional support and administer ice to the affected region.
Additional notes: Patient made note that this was caused due to a conflict in which he was struck.
Signed:
Signature
Doctor Gabrielle Pentin M.D.
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Patients Name and Rank: Chief Petty Officer Nethali R. Aster
Stardate: 96321.4
Diagnosis: Psychiatric Emergency
Treatment: Medical Assessment
Post-Treatment Orders: Follow-up psychiatric evaluation
Additional notes: CPO Aster was brought in for triage following apparent episode of emotional disturbance requiring sedation to subdue. Upon waking CPO Aster was assessed for presenting medical problem which could cause observed symptoms. Standard assessment and screening revealed no medical problem consistent with reported symptoms. Recommend hold for observation and psychiatric evaluation.
Addendum: Patient has been compliant with evaluation thusfar, and exhibited no further signs of emotional disturbance while under this providers care.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
Stardate: 96321.4
Diagnosis: Psychiatric Emergency
Treatment: Medical Assessment
Post-Treatment Orders: Follow-up psychiatric evaluation
Additional notes: CPO Aster was brought in for triage following apparent episode of emotional disturbance requiring sedation to subdue. Upon waking CPO Aster was assessed for presenting medical problem which could cause observed symptoms. Standard assessment and screening revealed no medical problem consistent with reported symptoms. Recommend hold for observation and psychiatric evaluation.
Addendum: Patient has been compliant with evaluation thusfar, and exhibited no further signs of emotional disturbance while under this providers care.
Signed:
Dr. Sariel, MD
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Patient:
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Kralgnar, Chut |
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RFV:
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Emergency Consultation |
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Stardate:
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495530.2 |
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Evaluator:
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Sariel, MD |
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Outcome:
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Treated & Discharged |
SUMMARY
Patient presented to sickbay for reported respiratory symptoms, complaining of “Borg Feline Hyper-Influenza.” Patient presents with noted mild irritation to mucus membranes. No noted impedence of airway function, vital signs unremarkable. Administered mild anti-inflammatory (cordrazine 10mg) prophylactically.
Allergy panel shows positive result for pet dander. Patient advised to limit exposure to certain common species of mamallian pets, prescribed cordrazine as needed for symptoms. Patient informed “Borg Feline Hyper-Influenza” fictitious.
Dr. Sariel, MD
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