Goonhub
06-29-2013, 10:24 AM
Early testing, the patient was awake until -80% health but fainted and collapsed a lot, and due to shock frequently couldn't speak.
Untreated shock took them into cardiac arrest and the rapid oxygen loss from cardiac arrest killed them about thirty seconds after it started. There is just about enough time to react with an atropine or epinephrine injection after cardiac arrest starts, if it starts near someone who is prepared.
A dose of either of those drugs helps to stabilize the patient and prevent cardiac arrest from triggering.
CPR, epinephrine, or any of the oxygenating drugs (salbutamol, perfluorocarbon) will also stop the loss of oxygen that occurs in crit. A dunk in the cryo tube would also likely keep them alive but it currently won't cure the lingering deep-crit effects.
Total time in crit from two shotgun blasts: three minutes. Total time unconscious: about twenty seconds.
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Untreated shock took them into cardiac arrest and the rapid oxygen loss from cardiac arrest killed them about thirty seconds after it started. There is just about enough time to react with an atropine or epinephrine injection after cardiac arrest starts, if it starts near someone who is prepared.
A dose of either of those drugs helps to stabilize the patient and prevent cardiac arrest from triggering.
CPR, epinephrine, or any of the oxygenating drugs (salbutamol, perfluorocarbon) will also stop the loss of oxygen that occurs in crit. A dunk in the cryo tube would also likely keep them alive but it currently won't cure the lingering deep-crit effects.
Total time in crit from two shotgun blasts: three minutes. Total time unconscious: about twenty seconds.