Stasis System Operation

Stasis System Operation(Medical) by Taalismn

Knowledge in the use, operation, and maintenance of medical and space travel bio-stasis systems. A trained operator will know the safe operating parameters and material requirements of a number of bio-stasis systems, how to prepare subjects for stasis induction, and can, in an emergency, perform ‘crash’ operations speeding the stasis process up, overriding any automated system process, or in processing samples and patients in less-than-optimal condition(badly damaged.wounded). The first roll is for successful induction of the materials/subjects into stasis...an unsuccessful roll means that the patient may incur damage* as a result of a rushed and botched procedure. A critical failure(off by 25% or more means that the stasis is unsuccessful(this can be especially hazardous if there is nobody else active to attend to the stasis system. The second roll is for reviving a stasis-held subject, especially under rushed or emergency conditions. An unsuccessful roll means that the patient/subject takes damage* during the revival procedure, while a critical failure of 25% or more means that emergency treatment must be immediately applied or face death!

Prerequisites: Biology, Read Sensory Instruments, Paramedic

Base Skill: 60/50 % + 5% per level of experience, +10% if Medical Doctor is also taken.

Damage may vary according to the stasis procedure and circumstances; chemical and semi-solid stasis may result in oxygen-deprivation(brain damage, damage to P.E., etc.) and poisoning from bad drug reactions, while cryogenic processes may result in frost-bite related injuries. GMs, use your discretion.