Posted by Gamemaster Deus Ex Machina (Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Medical

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Kohr (Executive Officer) in Main Sim - Medical

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“Perfect health, huh..? Perhaps- That sounds like a call for me,” said Semenza, the call coming from the communicator interrupting him. =^=Where exactly has this happened?=^= He asked through the comm, and then he grabbed a medical kit and headed for the door once he had the answer. He pointed at Fayth as he left. “Keep running those tests! I’m going to want the results!” Then he was gone, rushing to the site of the apparent shooting.

~ Lt Semenza, CMO

OOC: Just to help, here is the thread - https://www.star-fleet.com/core/stf5/viking/posts/158065/

Cpt Rende, who was watching the event unfold, voice came through the comm =/\=Deck 25 Guest quarters=/\=

Fayth nodded and turned back to Fairweather. “You have no signs of a concussion or other injury, but having no memory for that amount of time, or any amount of time is not normal. So I want to make sure that everything is okay.” Fayth figured that it would come back negative, but she took a blood sample and ran a panel to see if there were any parasites, bacteria or viruses in his system that might affect his brain function. “Tell me what you remember from right before your memory lapse?”

Lt jg Fayth, med
Cpt Rende, CO

“Nothing really, basic maintenance on panel 23 engineering. Nothing was wrong, I was just doing a standard gel pack review. I was bored, as per normal, like I said it was pretty basic. Then I was in the lounge, with my tongue down Agnes Dwyers throat.” He tilted his head, “From what I remember she’s a pretty good kisser.” He rubbed his belly, “and, I’m stuffed, like I ate a huge meal.”

As Fayth listened to Fairweather she tried to get an empathic impression of him. Not prying but just a general feel of if he was lying or telling the truth. It could be that Dwyers felt his behavior inappropriate and he was trying to avoid getting in trouble, but she didn’t think that was the case. Fayth ran the wand over him again, confirming what her first scan already showed, high blood sugar levels and an increase in digestive enzymes. “You did eat a huge meal, in last 20 minutes.” Gel packs…gel packs…the energy motes were like the gel packs… “Was there anything abnormal about that gel pack? Do you remember a flash of light, or maybe a small shock? Sometimes an eletrical surge can cause temporary disorientation.” Fayth was not an engineer, but she was a scientist, and had an incredible telepathic gift, and her brain just worked fast. She couldn’t put her finger on it, but she was sure there was some connection there. She pulled up the neurological scan of Fairweather to get a closer look at the readings for the time when his PFC was on double duty.

Semenza had left…who to call? While she was contemplating that the XO walked in.

Some time later, Commander Kohr strode in through the door. His gaze swung back and forth over the room, his frown only deepening when he did not spy anyone he expected. The Klingon paused to nod assuredly at Lieutenant Faith and her patient before moving to an unobtrusive distance to wait. Whether or not Hab’rabi would eventually be brought to Sickbay for evaluation, he wasn’t certain. It was, however, the best place to be for him to be scanned and cleared to return to his duty. That fact alone made him grind his teeth. Whatever force had set them against one another, he would see it brought down… whatever the cost.
—Kohr, Executive Officer—

Ensign Fairweather
GM

Fayth nodded to Kohr and noticed he moved out of the way, so he wasn’t there to speak to her. She felt though what was going on was important and made her way over to Kohr while the scans finished with Fairweather. “Cmdr. I think you should hear this.” And she proceeded to explain to him about Fairweather’s memory lapse, his behavior during the lapse from kissing the officer to the heavy meal, and the fact he was working near the bio gel packs. “Those motes, the ones I scanned when the alien came on board, they act like our gel packs…I don’t know if there’s a connection, but I thought I should mention it.”

Fayth, med