Guide to Surgery

Introduction to Surgery
Currently the server utilizes the Interstation 12 surgery system, until such time as this changes we will be just repeating what can be found over there. This is a quick and dirty guide to get you on your feet with surgical procedures.

As a note anesthetics are not necessary for surgery and morphine can be optional so long as other injuries have not already caused pain which would lead the subject to slip into shock.

Fractures will allow free access to organs beneath said fracture and thus the bone saw step can be skipped.

Medicine administered before the surgery will continue to heal damage while you operate though it is best to avoid tricordazine as it can close the incisions you make thus interrupting the surgery.

Amputation/Limb Attachment
Amputation:


 * 1) Target the specified limb with a bonesaw in active hand
 * 2) This will usually cause significant bleeding until hemostat is used on the new stump or a replacement limb is added

Limb Attachment:


 * Target the missing limb with robotic limb/prosthetic in active hand.
 * [Note] Prosthetics are currently non-functional as hands
 * [Note] To attach hands/feet using robotic limbs, simply target the missing hand/foot while having the robotic arm/leg in your active hand

Organ Damage

 * 1) Scalpel
 * 2) Hemostat [Optional but prevents surgical bleeding]
 * 3) Retractor
 * 4) Bone Saw [If head or upper chest are not fractured]
 * 5) Trauma Kit
 * 6) Bone Gel [head or upper chest]
 * 7) Bone Clamp [head or upper chest]
 * 8) Bone Gel [head or upper chest]
 * 9) Cautery

Fractures/Torn Ligaments

 * 1) Scalpel
 * 2) Hemostat [Optional but prevents surgical bleeding]
 * 3) Retractor
 * 4) Trauma Kit/Bandage to check for organ damage [head or upper chest]
 * 5) Fix-o-vein for torn muscles
 * 6) Bone Gel, fractures
 * 7) Bone Clamp, fractures
 * 8) Bone Gel, fractures, finishes and seals bone
 * 9) Cautery

Organ Transplants

 * 1) Scalpel
 * 2) Hemostat [Optional but prevents surgical bleeding]
 * 3) Retractor
 * 4) Bone Saw [head or upper body]
 * 5) Scalpel [separate organ(s) from body]
 * 6) Hemostat [remove separated organ(s)]
 * 7) Replacement Organ in active hand
 * 8) Fix-o-vein [connect new organ to body]
 * 9) Trauma Kit [optional but used to heal organs if possible]
 * 10) Bone Gel [head or upper body]
 * 11) Bone Clamp [head or upper body]
 * 12) Bone Gel [head or upper body finish]
 * 13) Cautery