CM-SS13 Chem Encyclopedia 3

[center][h1]Medicine[/h1][/center]

[i]Chemicals that are used to heal damage and stabilize patients[/i]
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[large][b]Alkysine[/b][/large]
Lessens the damage to neurological tissue, effective even after catastrophic injury. Metabolizes very slowly, so small amounts can repair extensive brain damage. Also acts as a very weak painkiller.

Overdoses at 30 units causing rapid toxin damage.
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 - Heals: 25/u, 0.7/s brain
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[large][b]Arithrazine[/b][/large]
A slightly unstable medication used to treat serius cases of radiation poisoning. Is twice as effective as Hyronalin and also heals toxin damage over time. However, deals minor brute damage to the patient when it metabolizes.
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 - Heals: 40%/u, 0.75%/s radiation
 - Heals: 10/u, 0.25/s toxin
 - Deals: 5/u, 0.11/s brute
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[large][b]Bicardine[/b][/large]
A medicine that commonly administered to treat major brute wounds and stabilize patients. Bicardine slows down internal bleeding and can will eventually stop external bleeding. The medicine can also be found naturally in the poppy flower.

If combined with inaprovaline at tempertures at or above 170 kelvin, bicardine will arrest worsening of the internal bleeding.

Overdoses at 30 units, first inflicting brute damage and later toxin damage. Bicardine overdoses will slowly heal internal bleeding at roughly 0.2 units of damage per second.
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 - Heals: 5/u, 0.5/s brute
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[large][b]Cryoxadone[/b][/large]
The most common cryogenic medicine. Heals all standard types of damage plus genetic damage. Requires temperatures below 170 kelvin to work.
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 - Heals: 5/u, 0.5/s, oxygen, toxin, burn and brute
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[large][b]Clonexadone[/b][/large]
Advanced cryogenic medicine and is functionally the same as cryoxadone. But is roughly three times stronger and more effective than cryoxadone. Requires temperatures below 170 kelvin to work.
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 - Heals: 15/u, 1.5/s, oxygen, toxin, burn and brute
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[large][b]Dermaline[/b][/large]
Advanced medicine used to treat burn trauma and prevent infection. It is roughly twice as strong as kelotane.

Overdoses at 15 units causing rapid brute and toxin damage.
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 - Heals: 10/u burn
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[large][b]Dexalin[/b][/large]
Supplies oxygen directly into the bloodstream. Also rapidly removes lexorin from the bloodstream.

Overdoses at 30 units causing toxin damage.
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 - Heals: 4/u, 0.5/s oxygen
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[b]Note:[/b]
Lung ruptures does about 2 oxygen damage per second. Therefore dexalin only slows lung rupture damage by about 25%.

Natural breathing heals 1 oxygen damage per second. Dexalin therefore increases natural oxygen healing rate by 50%, if lungs are not ruptured.

[large][b]Dexalin Plus[/b][/large]
Dexalin with added iron and carbon to quicken the rate of which oxygen binds to red blood cells, to instantly heal all oxygen damage. Requires only one unit to function, but more units may be administered to prevet damage for a short while. Also removes lexorin from the bloodstream.

Dexalin plus metabolizes extremely fast and does therefore not last very long. Administering normal dexalin is recommended after the initial dosis of dexalin plus.

Overdoses at 15 units causing rapid toxin damage.

[large][b]Dylovene[/b][/large]
General use anti-toxin, that neutralizes toxins in the bloodstream. Commonly used in many advanced chemicals. Also counteracts the effects of soporific and mindbreaker toxin. Also capable of healing liver damage if it does not exceed 8 damage in total.

Overdoses at 30 units causing rapid eye damage and eventually blindness.
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 - Heals: 5/u, 0.5/s toxin
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[large][b]Hyronalin[/b][/large]
Common use medicine for treating radiation damage. May cause minor genetic damage through lowered radiation levels.

Overdoses at 30 units causing toxin damage.
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 - Heals: 20%/u, 0.75%/s radiation
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[large][b]Imidazoline[/b][/large]
Used for treating non-genetic eye trauma. Generally used instead of surgery for most cases of eye damage.

Overdoses at 30 units causing toxin damage.
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 - Heals: 5/u, 0.5/s eye damage
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[large][b]Inaprovaline[/b][/large]
Synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant. Also known as the great stabilizer. Allows patients to breathe while under cardiac arrest to prevent oxygen loss at critical health (if lungs are still working). Slows down bleeding and acts as a weak painkiller. Also prevents any chemical reactions from happening inside the body.

Recommended before the use of a defibrilator to prevent the patient from dieing again.

Overdoses at 60 units causing heart damage.

[large][b]Kelotane[/b][/large]
Common medicine used to treat burn trauma and prevent infection.

Overdoses at 30 units causing brute and toxin damage
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 - Heals: 5/u burn
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[large][b]Peridaxon[/b][/large]
Prevents damage caused by internal organs while in the bloodstream, but does not fix the organ damage. Recommended for patients awaiting surgery for organ damage.

Overdoses at 15 units causing brute damage.

[large][b]Quick Clot[/b][/large]
Vastly improves the blood's natural ability to coagulate and stop bleeding by hightening platelet production and effectiveness.

Overdoses at 15 units causing very rapid brute damage.

[large][b]Tricordrazine[/b][/large]
A wide-spectrum general use medicine capable of healing all standard types of damage.

Overdoses at 30 units causing toxin, burn, brute and rapid brain damage.
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 - Heals: 2/u oxygen, toxin, burn and brute
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