Classroom 3

[Tom Hobson]

"Very good Cadet Montez. You have finished this course, please report to my office and we will discuss your placement to the fleet".

[Mike Nickerson]

"Yes, that would be correct, for the most part. If you have a medpack and a tricorder, scan the victim. If he's goint into shock, give him a medium dose of melorazine to calm down his systems. If he doesn't go into shock, give him a small dose of inaprovaline, just to keep his heart pumping."

[Dominic Hobson]

"I would first of all, as quickly as possible make sure that whatever location I use to treat the patients is in cover of fire and danger. I would not want to be treating them and find myself also shot, or they hurt far worse. I would see to the Captains injuries, but depending on the other officers I would want to treat any near fatal wounds and injuries to not lose a member of the crew. Among all of this, I would notify the ships commanding officer of the time and have all beamed directly to sickbay where I can quickly see to the advanced medical needs with proper equipement and facilities"

"It would. As the information states, it can be succesfull if treatment is provided in due time. Returning the functions that were set on 'low power' if you will, takes assistance. If used repeatedly, it is probable that the functions would become eratic".

[zack1392]

thank you sir i have no questions

[Ali'aln Tulak]

"I am ready to proceed when you are ready, sir."

"Excellent Cadet, you scored a 10 out of 10 on the completion test. That completes you from the Medical Course of the Deep Space Academy. Your options: To continue study in the Academy by your other field of interest, Diplomacy I think it was. Or, you now with the completion, have authorization to begin your Starfleet career at the rank of Ensign, in the Medical field. I can advise you for either course you choose, and assist in any ways needed".

[Elizabeth Bailey]

*Skeptical*

"What for?"

[Egan Coho]

Coho prepared an emergency bio-bed, and had several assistants work to get him evenly transferred.
"Lets prep for possible surgery. Keep an eye on his vital signs!".

[Gabriella Montez]

1. neural depletion: Complete loss of electrochemical energy within a humanoid brain leading to death.
1. equipment need Medical Tricorder & neural look over
2. neural shock: it Shock induced in the neural pathways.
2. equipment need Neural Scaner & Medical Tricorder
3. neural imaging scan: Medical diagnostic scan employed to test the acuity of a patient's visual cortex.
3. equipment need Imaging scaner, and a Medical Tricorder

[Leach]

Darius continued to input the information into his padd. He wasn't sure how often he'd need to know this but it never hurt to learn something new. He stopped with his stylus sitting above the padd as he waited for Flt Cap Nickerson to continue.

[Regina Richwald]

*When Regina walks into to the class, she sees cadet Hobson already sitting on the front row*

"Hello cadet, Here I have youre Homework, and I rewarded it with a 7+, there is just one thing I like to say to you. Be sure of what you are doing, even if you are not. Never let the patient get the idea you dont know what you are talking about. Ok then lets start the lesson; Imagine you are on a away mission, and all of the sudden you and you're fellow crewmembers are under attack. Some of the crew are being shot, including youre captain. You have a standard medikit with you, how will you handle the situation?"

*Regina walks to her chair and takes a seat, waiting for the answer of the young cadet.*

[zack1392]

thank you sir i am ready to further my studies.

"Your response will meet standard. This scenario can have several outcomes. The most interesting of yours is suspecting the one crew member that did not encounter the illness. That is a very good observation, which in the situation you would also look to the Science Officer for assistance. Another possible determination would be that the illness is contagious. If that became so, and if an entire crew did get it, it would be plausible. Your responsibility would be to determine a quarantine, and insist that the ship be powered down to reserve power to life support. Then you would make contact with Starfleet Medical, and make an emergency call of distress . In the case that the entire crew learned of thier inevitable death, keeping order would also be primary. Keeping a level head and thinking on your feet. Before you continue to the final exam for thie course, do you have any questions? Anything at all, do not hesitate to bring it up for discussion. You may also progress to Cadet, 4th class. Which will be the final ranking before course completion".

"Very well".
Hobson and the Cadet enter the training holodeck.
"Computer, load first scenario".

The holodeck then became a starships' sickbay. There were several patients. One was the ships CO, another was an Ensign. The Captain was near to death, with little chance of survival. The Ensign was hovering near life and death, but could be saved if treated quickly enough.
"Cadet, in this scenario, you are the Chief Medical Officer. Begin".