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Mashup Score: 0Emergency Medical Holographic program - 1 year(s) ago
The Emergency Medical Holographic program or Emergency Medical Holographic system, also known as the Emergency Medical Hologram (EMH), Emergency Holographic Doctor, or Emergency Medical program, was an adaptive holoprogram developed during the 2360s by Starfleet and used on a number of Federation starships during the late 24th century. It was designed to provide short-term advanced assistance…
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Mashup Score: 0Symbalene blood burn - 3 year(s) ago
Symbalene blood burn was a deadly and extremely contagious disease that could kill a Human in a few minutes. The pathogen caused the vascular lining to literally boil away. Initial symptoms included a critical rise in body temperature and blood pressure, followed by extreme pain in the extremities, rupture of capillaries, and death. (ENT: “Cold Station 12”) Although extraordinarily contagious and…
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Curiously, the @StarTrek Universe includes a condition with a similar name: “Symbalene blood burn.” This highly contagious disease kills within minutes. Samples of the causative agent were stored on an asteroid (Cold Station 12) for research. https://t.co/p8BQ2wqafa /4 https://t.co/94gc6A1gDt
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Mashup Score: 0Medical tricorder - 3 year(s) ago
The medical tricorder was a specialized version of the standard Starfleet tricorder. It was equipped with sensors and analysis software tailored for medical diagnostic purposes. They were usually the first tool a Starfleet doctor utilized when assessing a patient’s condition. Medical tricorders could function aboard ship in sickbay as well as on away missions. (TOS: “The Man Trap”) 1 Features 2…
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@AndrewLBeam @kat_heller @jimfackler @tw_killian Andy: looking forward to your tricoder. Just make sure that if you collaborate with any pathologists, you keep in mind that there are known bugs when working on samples from the deceased. This is apparently M1 material at Starfleet Med School: https://t.co/xtWxmNoECO https://t.co/0qRpJkSMUy
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The @StarTrek universe discusses this in its canon - with some comments/conclusions that the computer doctor can hold a scalpel but not actually care about the patient. This is later shown to be untrue (at least in their fiction). 3/4 https://t.co/w5bNpgBv96