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- U N F I N I S H E D
- HELIX Standard Protocol, Procedures, and Duties.
- Introduction:
- If you're wondering, this is not simply just going to be the Medical Divison for the CCA, Helix will be handling much more than gunshot wounds and injuries.
- Helix will be handling Anything between dead corpses, all medical needs aside from simple cuts and bruises, and exogen/parasitic threats and clean up.
- The divison will primarily still be medical, however it will also handle dead body clean up, disease control, infections caused by exogen/parasitic threats,
- however Helix will not be the ONLY division that can actually handle terminating Exogen and parasitic threats. As for joining Helix you will have
- to complete basic EMT training and medical knowlege, primarily how to handle gunshot wounds, asphyxiation, sickness, and proper corpse disposal.
- DISCLAIMER: No, it is not beyond important that you understand/withhold all this information at all times.
- Standard Protocol and Duties for HELIX units:
- Day to day Helix units will have to deal with injuries, wounds and sickness on a constant basis. Each unit must be ready to respond to wounded
- radio calls and ready to assist injured units. Note, Units are not to assist citizens unless it's a gun wound, disease or parasitic infection.
- The CWM will handle most citizen releated injuries. As for most units however you will also be handling most standard protocols, Patrol,
- Anti-Citizen situations, Etcetera. Helix Units are not to preform medical related procedures if they are under threat or fire, a Helix unit
- in a situation where a Unit is in need of medical assistance and under maligant threat is to get themselves with the Injured personal out of
- combat to preform needed medical
- Certifications:
- Currently there are only three Certifications that will be taught and one teaching certification for OfC's to undertake.
- Standard HELIX Certification:
- Every Helix Unit will have to under go this certification to become a Helix unit, As far as it goes right now,
- the primary topics will be Disease control, Handling Lethal wounds, Corpse Disposal, and basic Medical training
- Advanced HELIX Certification:
- Passing this certification is required for Units moving up in the ranks, this Certification will be for primarily parastic and exogen
- based serious illness and infection, as well as advanced Medical training. Illness from drugs will also be apart of the Advanced Certification.
- Surgical Technician Certification:
- This certification will only be for the upmost units who've proven themselfs to be able to handle pressure. Mainly any Ex Surgical Technicians
- with old world degrees and experience and units who show promising aptitude. Officers in Helix branch will not be forced to under go the
- certification however will be asked upon rank up. Lower ranking Units are still able to request the Certification, and depending on the
- situation can be given the training to take the certification.
- HELIX Teaching Certification:
- This certification is ment for OfC's to learn and understand how to teach and administer the Three Certifications for base Helix Units,
- Only a Squadron Leader may give and teach this certification as it's only ment to teach Officers how to properly teach Recruits, to Senior
- Units
- Important Radio Codes and Terms:
- These Radio codes and Terms will be on NTK. Standard Helix units must know and remember these codes as they will be important in life
- and death situations for Wounded subjects. These codes will not need to be used every single time, just need to be on the look out for.
- 10-52: Attempting Resuscitation/Resuscitating.
- 10-53: Person/Unit is Down/Incapacitated.
- 10-54: Possible DB/Dead Body/Corpse.
- 10-55: Dead Body/DB/Corpse.
- 10-56: Suicide.
- 10-56A: Attempted Suicide.
- 11-12: Dead Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/ETC.
- 11-13: Injured Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/ETC.
- 11-14: Violent Animal/Virome/Parasitic/Exogen/ETC.
- 11-25: Public Hazard.
- 11-40: Inform over Radio if Medical Assistance is Required.
- 11-41: Requesting Medical Assistance.
- 11-42: Medical Assistance is Not Required.
- 11-43: Advanced Medical Assistance is Required.
- 11-44: Clean up Crew Required
- Advanced Codes:
- These codes will be used for reports and/or used among Helix units in the medical room. These are not expected to be used Day to day.
- Number 14: Medical Assistance Inbound.
- Number 20F: Vehicular Accident, Fatalities Confirmed.
- Number 20L: Vehicular Accident, Injuries Confirmed.
- Number 24: Medical Emergency.
- Number 29: Death/Dead Body/Dead.
- Number 30: Homicide.
- Number 30C: Homicide Via Melee Weapon.
- Number 30S: Homicide Via Ranged Weapon.
- Number 34: Aggravated Battery Of Another Person.
- Number 34A:Aggravated Battery Of Unit
- Number 34C: Injury Via Melee Weapon.
- Number 34S: Injury Via Ranged Weapon.
- Number 35: Battery of Another Person.
- Number 37: Aggravated Assault.
- Number 38: Assault.
- Number 39: Injury Caused By Negligence.
- Number 58: Contaminated Water.
- U N F I N I S H E D
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