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:# Take the patient to a [[sleeper]]. Drag the patient's sprite onto it to close it. Inject appropriate [[Guide_to_chemistry|chemicals]]. | :# Take the patient to a [[sleeper]]. Drag the patient's sprite onto it to close it. Inject appropriate [[Guide_to_chemistry|chemicals]]. | ||
:# Strip the patient's space suit off if they have one and put the patient into a [[Medical_items#Cryogenics_Chamber_.26_Freezer|cryochamber]], wait for them to heal up and eject. | :# Strip the patient's space suit off if they have one and put the patient into a [[Medical_items#Cryogenics_Chamber_.26_Freezer|cryochamber]], wait for them to heal up and eject. | ||
:# Use | :# Use sutures, mesh, [[Guide_to_chemistry#Styptic_Powder|brute patches]], [[Guide_to_chemistry#Silver_Sulfadiazine|burn patches]], [[Guide_to_chemistry#Salbutamol|salbutamol]] or other appropriate medication. See next section for examples. | ||
= Using Sleepers and Cryogenics = | = Using Sleepers and Cryogenics = | ||
=== [[File:Sleeper.gif]] [[Medical_items#Sleeper|Sleeper]] === | === [[File:Sleeper.gif]] [[Medical_items#Sleeper|Sleeper]] === | ||
Sleepers are a very important part of the medbay. They allow you to inject various chemicals, and have unlimited stocks of them. '''Always use sleepers over pills, patches and especially | Sleepers are a very important part of the medbay. They allow you to inject various chemicals, and have unlimited stocks of them. '''Always use sleepers over pills, patches and especially sutures and mesh!''' The latter is used by field medics, or when cryogenics treatment is not available. Keep in mind that when the patient's health is very low, sleepers become unusable, with the exception of injecting [[epinephrine]]. | ||
Sleepers also show you chemicals present in person's bloodstream. | Sleepers also show you chemicals present in person's bloodstream. | ||