Fellow medical doctors/medical directors, whats your round start set-up routine like?

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also a platform for me to scream from the rooftops - charcoal is a wasteful, slow way to stabilize a deep-crit toxin patient, use synaptizine/atropine/iodide and get them to the bar/cryo instead

Why do you choose iodide over charcoal? On the wiki charcoal cures better than iodide.

I assume because charcoal also pushes out the other healing meds as well and then it becomes a fight to heal the person while the charcoal is trying to push out everything. Atropine does the same but faster I think so might as well use that if someone is in toxin crit.