Chief Medical Officer's Log Day 1:
Today has been the most interesting day. Not only have I had something to do, I also had the opportunity of taking part in an "Away Mission". As it turns out a planet that we came across is in the middle of a civil war. Both sides have tremendous amounts of casualties, and nobody else but our Commander Tucker along with Lieutenant Reed became caught up in the action so to say. The people of the planet have a very striking resemblance to humans. It is only with a medical scanner that you can truly distinguish the two species. Never the less, both the Commander and Lieutenant were injured and in no position to be moved to Enterprise for proper treatment. So I had to make a "House Call" to the planet.
Only to discover that they are in fact in perfect health! They people of the planet have extraordinary medical facilities, and since both the Commander and Lieutenant were casualties by accident they got the best treatment available. It was only after we returned to Enterprise was I able to determine their method of treatment. They seem to have a chemical agent that speeds up the body's capabilities to repair and regenerate. It was also lucky that they were on Enterprise. Once they stepped onto the shuttle they both began to complain of pains all over their body. Safely on Enterprise I was able to rid their system of the miraculous agent, and keeping them over night for observation.
Only humans seem to find the idea of a night in Sickbay dreadful. Both Commander Tucker and Lieutenant Reed began to complain at once about the necessity of completing several tasks on the ship. The need of familiar surroundings to encourage healing. Something about the Captain wanting to see them both. They tried everything, but to no avail. They are now both sulking on their respected Bio-beds about the lack of productivity. That's a new one I will have to remember that. Perhaps I make Sickbay unattractive for the patients. It has the same sterile look it had when we began this mission. Only my array of animals and flora on the back shelves seem to be out of place. Perhaps I will never understand it, but with further investigation might lead to the answer.
End CMO's Log.
A/N: So what did you think? Worth a review? Review = cookie so the more the better! lol just let me know what you think
Today has been the most interesting day. Not only have I had something to do, I also had the opportunity of taking part in an "Away Mission". As it turns out a planet that we came across is in the middle of a civil war. Both sides have tremendous amounts of casualties, and nobody else but our Commander Tucker along with Lieutenant Reed became caught up in the action so to say. The people of the planet have a very striking resemblance to humans. It is only with a medical scanner that you can truly distinguish the two species. Never the less, both the Commander and Lieutenant were injured and in no position to be moved to Enterprise for proper treatment. So I had to make a "House Call" to the planet.
Only to discover that they are in fact in perfect health! They people of the planet have extraordinary medical facilities, and since both the Commander and Lieutenant were casualties by accident they got the best treatment available. It was only after we returned to Enterprise was I able to determine their method of treatment. They seem to have a chemical agent that speeds up the body's capabilities to repair and regenerate. It was also lucky that they were on Enterprise. Once they stepped onto the shuttle they both began to complain of pains all over their body. Safely on Enterprise I was able to rid their system of the miraculous agent, and keeping them over night for observation.
Only humans seem to find the idea of a night in Sickbay dreadful. Both Commander Tucker and Lieutenant Reed began to complain at once about the necessity of completing several tasks on the ship. The need of familiar surroundings to encourage healing. Something about the Captain wanting to see them both. They tried everything, but to no avail. They are now both sulking on their respected Bio-beds about the lack of productivity. That's a new one I will have to remember that. Perhaps I make Sickbay unattractive for the patients. It has the same sterile look it had when we began this mission. Only my array of animals and flora on the back shelves seem to be out of place. Perhaps I will never understand it, but with further investigation might lead to the answer.
End CMO's Log.
A/N: So what did you think? Worth a review? Review = cookie so the more the better! lol just let me know what you think