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 |superior = [[Chief Medical Officer]]
 |duties = Save lives, scream at people for not enabling their sensors, find bodies
-|guides = [[Guide to medicine]]
+|guides = [[Guide to medicine]], [[Suit_sensors|Suit Sensors]]
 |quote = Yessssss, my sssssshotgun issssss named "Preventative Medicine," thank you for noticing.
 |age=20}}
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 As a Paramedic, the love of your life is the suit sensor console. It is your portal into the health of every crewmember, allowing you to swoop in and save crew from certain death like an angel from the heavens, as the rest of the crew applaud and shower you in gifts of money, riches, and [[Head of Personnel|access]]!
-Of course, none of this will happen if they don't max their suit sensors.
+Of course, none of this will happen if they don't max their suit sensors. Be ABSOLUTELY sure to mention at shift start that people should max their suit sensors, as the setting on each jumpsuit is usually randomized at the beginning of a shift.
-All Nanotransen jumpsuits are equipped with a locator beacon and a suite of health sensing gear, enabling the jumpsuit to send back detailed information to the suit sensor console. The transmission range on these suits is pretty small, so you won't be picking up signals from off the station, and people off the station won't pick up signals from the station. Due to a few privacy complaints and a variety of lawsuits, the wearer of the jumpsuit has the choice to completely disable these sensors whenever they want.
+A full detail of the suit sensor monitor can be found [[Suit sensors|here]].
-The Crew onboard Space Station 13, despite being regaled as 'Top Notch' by Nanotransen, is very forgetful. Shift start, jumpsuit sensors will not be at their maximum. Shift Start is usually the best time to remind crew to put their sensors to maximum.
-Suit Sensors have four distinct operating modes.
-{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="80%" style="background-color:#EEEEFF;" class="wikitable"
-! scope="col" style="background-color:lightblue;" |Mode
-! scope="col" style="background-color:lightblue;" |Example
-! scope="col" style="background-color:lightblue;" |Description
-|-
-!Off
-!
-|Your jumpsuit sends no data, and you do not appear on the console.
-|-
-!Binary
-![[File:Suitsensorsbinary.png]]
-|Your jumpsuit sends the name of the equipped ID, the job of the equipped ID, and if the wearer is alive or dead.
-|-
-!Exact
-![[File:Suitsensorsexact.png]]
-|Your jumpsuit sends the name of the equipped ID, the job of the equipped ID, and the exact damage numbers for each damage type.
-|-
-!Tracking Beacon
-![[File:Suitsensorsmax.png]]
-|Your jumpsuit sends the name of the equipped ID, the job of the equipped ID, the exact damage numbers for each damage type, and the wearer's current location. Your exact location on the station is shown as a red blip if viewed on the Crew Monitor or Handheld equivalent. If in Lavaland, it'll just show 'Lavaland Wastes' unless you're in the mining base. Use your GPS or Crew Pinpointer to find people in the wastes.
-|-
-|}
-The jumpsuit doesn't know what your face looks like, so the name of whatever ID is inside its ID slot will appear on the suit sensor network. If there is no ID equipped, it will show as Unknown(). If this happens, don't panic! Some jobs require you to remove your ID to use certain machines, such as signal techs, and Security has a bad habit of not giving their perma prisoners prisoner IDs as they should.
 == Standard Loadout ==
 A Paramedic needs to be prepared to heal all types of damage, so bringing lots of meds is a must. This loadout will serve you well, but modify it for whatever threats you face!