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[prorenataa]

[ Though he's keyed up the MID for video, Adrien is ignoring the screen and looking down at an old fashion pad of paper, upon which he's making notes. ]

I'm getting the impression that this crew is a little [ what's the word he wants here? ] accident prone. [ You know, just giant sentient beings crashing through walls, bullets and some of the other chaos he's witnessed since arriving. ]

As such I'm going to take our current opportunity to bolster the MedBay's supplies; just because it never hurts to be over stocked.

[ He's confident they can find nooks and crannies to stuff shit in, as necessary. ]

That brings me to two questions.

Are there any specific medical needs anyone requires that we can try to bring on board? Provided it's available.

And is anyone willing to help me coordinate getting all this back up to the Moira?

[ Because after having lugged his own personal collection of goodies back off the planet, Adrien found that transport was a bit of a challenge. ]

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[imaginary_wife]

It's not an AI exactly. They work as an extra limb.

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[prorenataa]

Oh. Like a nurse for handling instruments?

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[imaginary_wife]

Also it can wield a laser scalpel.

Think of it as something that can reach places you normally couldn't. Humans would have to use a headset but it works well enough with them, too.

[She just mashes an implant right into her skin. Though sometimes that ability is more of a woe than a benefit.]

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[prorenataa]

Sounds like a precursor to a ... [ he begins only to cut himself off abruptly and go for a quick change of subject. ]

Right. You said you had enough parts to make what you need along those lines?

[imaginary_wife]

Precursor to a what?

[She has to ask. Obligatory.]

Yeah, I have enough.

[prorenataa]

[ Not to worry Yewll, he won't waste your time in answering. ]

Alright. So the crates of plants, you have the pieces you need for your surgical bots but see if I can find some equipment to help with viral research.

Anything else?

[imaginary_wife]

Supply wise we should be good.

But I'll talk to you more about those surgical drones later. I heard about one of your cases where it could turn out useful.

[prorenataa]

I've found you can never be over prepared, especially if the crew is ... accident prone.

I have leads on a number of supplies and also equipment, which I'm going to follow up on.

I know the case you're referencing and we can certainly discuss. Should probably look into what process broke down during intake that it wasn't caught there.

[imaginary_wife]

I absolutely am.

[She's very, very irritated that happened. She needs to be able to catch these things, at least in examining details of scans later.]

[prorenataa]

[ This is something he can understand, that irritation and after a moment of hesitation, he cautiously offered... ]

For what it's worth, I noticed, during my own intake that it's a very chaotic time, particularly for Medbay. A lot of the individuals coming in are understandably confused, frightened, violent and generally uncooperative.

Can't really blame them.

But it's got to make record keeping damn near impossible.

[ Adrien didn't delude himself into believing there would ever be an lack of those folks who bolted out the door before exams were completed or simply refused to show up in the first place. ]

What process do we currently use to make sure we've got a complete record after intake?

[imaginary_wife]

We have to rely on people not sneaking out mid scan. That's one of the biggest ones. Other than that, the Med Bay's file system hooks up to our MIDs.

Other than that this is the first intake problem we've had. Other than, like I mentioned, people deciding that they don't want to be in there anymore.

[prorenataa]

Perhaps someone went walk about and somehow the shut down on their scan got crossed wired to Fisher's scan?