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08-04-2025, 07:21 AM
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Patient: Xulia Rajana Horuset
Date: 07/04
Condition on Arrival: Semi-conscious, low verbal responsiveness, moderate bleeding, impaired motor function
Initial Assessment:
The patient was retrieved from the landing zone exhibiting signs of recent combat. She was clad in full armor bearing extensive damage from scatter blaster impacts, particularly across the upper torso, left flank, and backplate. Vital signs were stable but weakened upon arrival. Initial examination revealed multiple non-penetrating blunt trauma injuries from kinetic impacts, alongside localized burns and lacerations where the armor had partially failed.
Injuries:
Treatment:
Rehabilitation:
Physician’s Note:
The apprentice sustained significant trauma but responded well to treatment. While the armor absorbed much of the damage, the internal bleeding posed a critical risk. Swift intervention prevented further deterioration. With rest and compliance, a full recovery is expected. Clearance for active duty pending reevaluation.
Date: 07/04
Condition on Arrival: Semi-conscious, low verbal responsiveness, moderate bleeding, impaired motor function
Initial Assessment:
The patient was retrieved from the landing zone exhibiting signs of recent combat. She was clad in full armor bearing extensive damage from scatter blaster impacts, particularly across the upper torso, left flank, and backplate. Vital signs were stable but weakened upon arrival. Initial examination revealed multiple non-penetrating blunt trauma injuries from kinetic impacts, alongside localized burns and lacerations where the armor had partially failed.
Injuries:
- Blaster impact trauma across torso and flank, resulting in moderate dermal burns and lacerations.
- Multiple shrapnel wounds to upper back and shoulders from damaged armor plating.
- Internal bleeding in the lower abdominal quadrant, likely caused by concussive force through compromised armor segments.
- Mild concussion suspected.
- Muscle strain and electrical burns to both forearms.
Treatment:
- Immediate stabilization and fluid replacement.
- Surgical removal of shrapnel under localized sedation.
- Cauterization of bleeding vessels and administration of coagulants.
- Regenerative salve and bacta-treated dressings applied to burns and lacerations.
- Pain management and 12-hour neurological observation.
Rehabilitation:
- Replace bandages every 36 hours.
- Apply salve twice daily.
- Limit movement; no combat or strain for a minimum of 5 days.
- Monitor for signs of dizziness, nausea, or increased pain.
- Return for evaluation in 48 hours.
Physician’s Note:
The apprentice sustained significant trauma but responded well to treatment. While the armor absorbed much of the damage, the internal bleeding posed a critical risk. Swift intervention prevented further deterioration. With rest and compliance, a full recovery is expected. Clearance for active duty pending reevaluation.
