A3 Legacy Medical Information - Revision history

Philbilly at 18:31, 12 June 2024

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	== '''~~<u>~~This page is a legacy page archived for use as a reference to rebuild the page for Reforger when the time comes.~~</u>~~''' Also to avoid confusion for new players seeing the new infantry guide link here. ==		== '''This page is a legacy page archived for use as a reference to rebuild the page for Reforger when the time comes.''' Also to avoid confusion for new players seeing the new infantry guide link here. ==
	This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.		This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.

Philbilly: Archived page to avoid new players seeing it linked in new infantry guide.

2024-06-12T18:31:05Z

Archived page to avoid new players seeing it linked in new infantry guide.

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			== '''<u>This page is a legacy page archived for use as a reference to rebuild the page for Reforger when the time comes.</u>''' Also to avoid confusion for new players seeing the new infantry guide link here. ==
	This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.		This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.

Philbilly: Philbilly moved page Medical Information to A3 Legacy Medical Information: Archiving A3 medical page as it may still have useful info for future rebuild of page.

2024-06-12T18:25:48Z

Philbilly moved page Medical Information to A3 Legacy Medical Information: Archiving A3 medical page as it may still have useful info for future rebuild of page.

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Godonan at 22:53, 24 March 2022

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	This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.		This document is intended as an introduction to the "All Members Course" of TCCC and Coalition's Basic Medical Functions.

	==Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)==		=Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)=

	'''Individually you are Supplied;'''		'''Individually you are Supplied;'''
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	*Finally, contact your direct superior (Team-lead, Squad-lead etc) and notify them of the casualty. Depending on the severity and extent of the injury they may need to incorporate a medic.		*Finally, contact your direct superior (Team-lead, Squad-lead etc) and notify them of the casualty. Depending on the severity and extent of the injury they may need to incorporate a medic.

	==The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel==		=The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel=

	'''Medical Facilities'''		'''Medical Facilities'''
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	It's up to medics to gather supplies from the Field Hospital and transfer care to CCPs and their squad-medics. It's recommended that you use the medical vehicle to gather supplies if more are required.		It's up to medics to gather supplies from the Field Hospital and transfer care to CCPs and their squad-medics. It's recommended that you use the medical vehicle to gather supplies if more are required.

	==Pronouncing Death==		=Pronouncing Death=

	The canon method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:		The canon method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:

Godonan: /* Pronouncing Death */

2022-03-24T22:52:17Z

Pronouncing Death

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	==Pronouncing Death==		==Pronouncing Death==

	The ~~in-~~canon method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:		The canon method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:
	*Is ~~Not~~ Responsive		*Is not Responsive
	*Has no Blood Pressure		*Has no Blood Pressure
	*Has no Heart Rate		*Has no Heart Rate

	However, in ''extremely'' rare circumstances, the readings are deceptive, and the patient is, in fact, still alive. This can be induced if ~~the patient still has~~ drugs such as morphine in their system. Their alive status is confirmed by the presence of a drag/carry ACE interaction option. This option never appears on dead bodies. This possibility is demonstrated in the pictures below.		However, in ''extremely'' rare circumstances, the readings are deceptive, and the patient is, in fact, still alive. This can be induced if drugs such as morphine is still present in their system. Their alive status is confirmed by the presence of a drag/carry ACE interaction option. This option never appears on dead bodies. This possibility is demonstrated in the pictures below.

	Because of the potential for inconsistencies, always check if the body is draggable. If you want, you can go through the motions for checking the patient response, heart rate, and blood pressure. Don't call a still-living teammate dead!		Because of the potential for inconsistencies, always check if the body is draggable. If you want, you can go through the motions for checking the patient response, heart rate, and blood pressure. Don't call a still-living teammate dead!

Godonan: Added details on pronouncing death on bodies.

2022-03-24T22:47:10Z

Added details on pronouncing death on bodies.

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	==Pronouncing Death==		==Pronouncing Death==

	The ~~"realistic"~~ method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:		The in-canon method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:
	*Is Not Responsive		*Is Not Responsive
	*Has no Blood Pressure		*Has no Blood Pressure
	*Has no Heart Rate		*Has no Heart Rate

	~~[[File:Draggable_body.png\|400px\|thumb\|Patient is still draggable, and thus still alive.]]~~		However, in ''extremely'' rare circumstances, the readings are deceptive, and the patient is, in fact, still alive. This can be induced if the patient still has drugs such as morphine in their system. Their alive status is confirmed by the presence of a drag/carry ACE interaction option. This option never appears on dead bodies. This possibility is demonstrated in the pictures below.
	~~[[File:Not_draggable.png\|400px\|thumb\|Dead patient. Not draggable.]]</div>~~
	However, in ''extremely'' rare circumstances, the readings are deceptive, and the patient is, in fact, still alive. This can be induced if the patient still has drugs such as morphine in their system. Their alive status is confirmed by the presence of a drag/carry ACE interaction option. This option never appears on dead bodies. This possibility is demonstrated in the pictures below and ~~to the side:~~		Because of the potential for inconsistencies, always check if the body is draggable. If you want, you can go through the motions for checking the patient response, heart rate, and blood pressure. Don't call a still-living teammate dead!
	[[File:No_response.png\|~~400px~~\|thumb\|ACE Medical demonstrating no response, no heart rate, and no blood pressure]]
			[[File:No_response.png\|1000px\|thumb\|center\|ACE Medical demonstrating no response, no heart rate, and no blood pressure. Patient is still alive, however.]]

			[[File:Not_draggable.png\|400px\|thumb\|What interactions a dead patient would have. Not draggable.]]
			[[File:Draggable_body.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Patient is still draggable, and thus still alive.]]

Godonan at 22:40, 24 March 2022

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	It's up to medics to gather supplies from the Field Hospital and transfer care to CCPs and their squad-medics. It's recommended that you use the medical vehicle to gather supplies if more are required.		It's up to medics to gather supplies from the Field Hospital and transfer care to CCPs and their squad-medics. It's recommended that you use the medical vehicle to gather supplies if more are required.

			==Pronouncing Death==

			The "realistic" method of declaring the death of a patient is to use the ACE Medical menu to confirm that said patient:
			*Is Not Responsive
			*Has no Blood Pressure
			*Has no Heart Rate

			[[File:Draggable_body.png\|400px\|thumb\|Patient is still draggable, and thus still alive.]]
			[[File:Not_draggable.png\|400px\|thumb\|Dead patient. Not draggable.]]</div>
			However, in ''extremely'' rare circumstances, the readings are deceptive, and the patient is, in fact, still alive. This can be induced if the patient still has drugs such as morphine in their system. Their alive status is confirmed by the presence of a drag/carry ACE interaction option. This option never appears on dead bodies. This possibility is demonstrated in the pictures below and to the side:
			[[File:No_response.png\|400px\|thumb\|ACE Medical demonstrating no response, no heart rate, and no blood pressure]]

Koala at 01:55, 18 October 2021

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	==The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel==		==The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel==

	'''~~Structures~~'''		'''Medical Facilities'''

	Casualty Collection Points (CCP) and Field Hospitals (FH) are integral to the Coalition Medical System. CCP's are intended to act as forward triage centres and are often, but not always, available to squad medics. Field Hospitals are intended to provide the platoon or company with more advanced medical interventions and equipment. To some degree each of these may be called upon for the deployment of reinforcements - either as a point of respawn or as a request for reinforcement waves via the structure's ace-interaction. '''See figures XAZ and XBZ'''		Casualty Collection Points (CCP) and Field Hospitals (FH) are integral to the Coalition Medical System. CCP's are intended to act as forward triage centres and are often, but not always, available to squad medics. Field Hospitals are intended to provide the platoon or company with more advanced medical interventions and equipment. To some degree each of these may be called upon for the deployment of reinforcements - either as a point of respawn or as a request for reinforcement waves via the structure's ace-interaction. '''See figures XAZ and XBZ'''

Koala at 01:54, 18 October 2021

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Koala at 01:35, 18 October 2021

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	*If you are not wounded but your team-mate is, maintain security while they treat their wounds. If they are unconscious ensure they are in a safe location and tourniquet what you can to delay their bleed-out.		*If you are not wounded but your team-mate is, maintain security while they treat their wounds. If they are unconscious ensure they are in a safe location and tourniquet what you can to delay their bleed-out.
	*Finally, contact your direct superior (Team-lead, Squad-lead etc) and notify them of the casualty. Depending on the severity and extent of the injury they may need to incorporate a medic.		*Finally, contact your direct superior (Team-lead, Squad-lead etc) and notify them of the casualty. Depending on the severity and extent of the injury they may need to incorporate a medic.



	==The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel==		==The Role of Casualty Collection Points, Field Hospitals, & Medical Personnel==

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	**Note, tourniquets will arrest all blood loss from the limb it is applied to. Thus it belays the need to be bandaged immediately. Despite this, if you sustain a lower limb injury it will hinder further movement until that wound is properly bandaged. Similarly broken or wounded arms merely stemmed with a tourniquet will hinder aim and weapon manipulation. Consider this when conserving medical equipment.		**Note, tourniquets will arrest all blood loss from the limb it is applied to. Thus it belays the need to be bandaged immediately. Despite this, if you sustain a lower limb injury it will hinder further movement until that wound is properly bandaged. Similarly broken or wounded arms merely stemmed with a tourniquet will hinder aim and weapon manipulation. Consider this when conserving medical equipment.
	**Further, tourniquets will induce pain if left on for too long. If you remove a tourniquet it returns to your inventory, so if the medic removes it it is in their inventory. Retain your tourniquets if at all possible in the event you're wounded again.		**Further, tourniquets will induce pain if left on for too long. If you remove a tourniquet it returns to your inventory, so if the medic removes it it is in their inventory. Retain your tourniquets if at all possible in the event you're wounded again.


	'''Individual Care Under Fire'''		'''Individual Care Under Fire'''
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	Upon entering the Casualty Collection Point or Field Hospital your medical capabilities/permissions in-game are promoted one notch. So for general infantry they increase to the capabilities of a medic, for medics to a doctor, etc. Further details on Coalition™ Advanced Medical is discussed '''here'''.		Upon entering the Casualty Collection Point or Field Hospital your medical capabilities/permissions in-game are promoted one notch. So for general infantry they increase to the capabilities of a medic, for medics to a doctor, etc. Further details on Coalition™ Advanced Medical is discussed '''here'''.


	'''The Employment of Medical Facilities'''		'''The Employment of Medical Facilities'''
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	As of the implementation of the advanced medical system, CCPs are crucial in providing surgical care on the front. Once the field hospital is place, the CCPs may act as your forwards surgery points.		As of the implementation of the advanced medical system, CCPs are crucial in providing surgical care on the front. Once the field hospital is place, the CCPs may act as your forwards surgery points.


	'''Responsibilities of Squad Medics'''		'''Responsibilities of Squad Medics'''
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	Considering this the medic must focus on providing medical care first and foremost while keeping their exposure in mind. Staying alive means the general infantry stay alive which is ultimately mission critical.		Considering this the medic must focus on providing medical care first and foremost while keeping their exposure in mind. Staying alive means the general infantry stay alive which is ultimately mission critical.


	'''Responsibilities of the Medical Officer'''		'''Responsibilities of the Medical Officer'''
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	*The medical officer works with other medics and medevac crews to provide medical attention in the field.		*The medical officer works with other medics and medevac crews to provide medical attention in the field.
	*Ultimately this is a position of responsibility, it is not a combat position. Take if you want to facilitate the survival of your friends, not necessarily if you want to shoot people.		*Ultimately this is a position of responsibility, it is not a combat position. Take if you want to facilitate the survival of your friends, not necessarily if you want to shoot people.


	'''The Field Hospital and the Medical Vehicle'''		'''The Field Hospital and the Medical Vehicle'''