Order of Treatments

If the patient is in immediate danger of dying put them in a Stasis bag

A Stasis bag will give you 6 minutes of paused afflictions to diagnose, figure out your treatment plan, and administer any treatments short of Surgery.

Suggested treatments in order of importance

1. Put them in Stasis bag if they’re in rapidly deteriorating condition
2. Diagnose problems and figure out which steps from below are relevant
3. Put a Tourniquet on any Arterial bleeding
4. If there’s major regular bleeding, apply Sutures them and give some Blood packs if necessary - be sure to continue doing so in further steps if required. If they have any Internal bleeding or Aortic rupture that will need to be fixed before transfusing Blood or you will waste Blood packs. Consider using Liquid oxygenite further down to stabilize the patient for those surgeries.
5. Use a Needle if Pneumothorax is high
6. If in Stasis bag, prepare the patient for removal from bag by giving them drugs they might need:
   • - Azathioprine if they need an Organ Transplant and you have Organ Rejection enabled.
   • - Antirad or Stabilozine will counter Radiation Sickness - IMPORTANT
   • - Broad spectrum antibiotics will counter Sepsis
   • - Mannitol will reduce the gain of Neurotrauma or outright start curing it if their vitals are stable.
   • - Opium, Morphine or Fentanyl will apply analgesia which is required to start surgery.
   • - Thiamine will help speed up the healing of Neurotrauma Organs, which can help counteract damage. Then take them out of the stasis bag to start surgery (here’s where you apply Liquid oxygenite if you wanted to use it to after using a Stasis bag)
7. First aid to ensure their heart beats / they are breathing if they’re in (or about to be in) Cardiac arrest (or if just taken out of a Stasis bag as it will have stopped their heart and breathing). Skip this step if they have massive internal or aortic bleeding to fix first.
8. Fix Aortic rupture, Internal bleeding, and Arterial bleeding properly using the appropriate Surgical Procedures. Give more blood if needed.
9. Properly fix any heart/breathing problems, including using a Drainage to fix Pneumothorax during Open close surgery.
10. Fix bad Burns (high second degree or any third degree) - Second degree: Antibiotic ointment or Bandages if that limb doesn’t need surgery - Third degree: Antibiotic glue, or (if that limb needs surgery) wait until the end of surgery and use Plastiseal before closing with Sutures.
11. Do Osteosynthetic surgery the on Head/Neck/Chest if there are any Fractures and while their bones are drilled apply some Spinal cord implants on a Spinal cord injury (if it exists).
12. Use the Health scanner on injured body parts and use Tweezers during Open close surgery on that limb to remove Foreign bodies as well as heal Internal damage and Blunt force trauma
13. Perform Organ transplant surgery if needed.
14. Apply Sutures to close surgeries & to fix Open wounds.
15. Apply some Bandages followed by Gypsum to Fractures on Arms/Legs to put them in a Plaster cast.
16. Use the Hematology analyzer to check if they have any lingering blood problems and administer Broad spectrum antibiotics if they have Sepsis (though only if you haven’t already!)
    
    An additional option is Liquid oxygenite if they’re gaining Neurotrauma and/or having massive bleeding problems. It negates all need for breathing, heartbeat, and having any blood for 30 seconds. Liquid oxygenite gives you some time to fix Arterial bleeding or Aortic rupture properly while not accruing damage for 30 seconds. It will cause some organ damage though.
    
    You can also choose to use Liquid oxygenite to outright ignore bleeding, breathing, and heartbeat problems for 30 seconds while you do surgery, then apply Blood packs and restart heartbeat/breathing after fixing problems with surgery. If they have an Aortic rupture it might be a good idea to use Liquid oxygenite and ignore the massive blood loss and replace the blood only after fixing the Aortic rupture and any other serious Bleeding.