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Medical knowledge has increased immensely since the 20th century, and continues to expand as research is carried out. This database contains notes on some of the more common medicines at the disposal of a 24th century Starfleet medic. | Medical knowledge has increased immensely since the 20th century, and continues to expand as research is carried out. This database contains notes on some of the more common medicines at the disposal of a 24th century Starfleet medic. | ||
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===Acetylcholine=== | |||
Biochemical substance, a neurotransmitter that promotes the propagation of electrical impulses from one nerve cell to another in carbon-based life. Julian Bashir used a medication designed to increase acetylcholine absorption to increase Melora's tensile muscular strength, thus enabling her to walk ("Melora" [DS9]). Increased amounts of acetylcholine in Harry Kim's nervous system caused him (and others in the prison camp) to exhibit erratic behaviour ("The Chute" [VOY]). | |||
===Acinolyathin=== | ===Acinolyathin=== | ||
An NSAID analgesic used to treat mild to moderate pain and inflammation. | An NSAID analgesic used to treat mild to moderate pain and inflammation. | ||
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===Anesthezine=== | ===Anesthezine=== | ||
A fast-acting anesthetic | A fast-acting opioid-based anesthetic. It could be deployed as a gas or administered as a liquid through a hypospray. It took approximately 1.4 seconds for individuals to be rendered unconscious by Anesthezine gas. <ref>[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Anesthizine "Anesthezine"], Memory Alpha</ref> The effect usually lasted between 2-12 hours, and affected individuals could experience memory lapses after they woke up. <ref>[https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Anesthizine "Anesthizine"], Memory Beta</ref> It was considered to be one of the best in use by the Federation. Cases of Anesthezine overdose were usually treated with Naloxone. | ||
===Anetrizine=== | ===Anetrizine=== | ||
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===Animazine=== | ===Animazine=== | ||
A stimulant that could be used to awaken someone from sleep, or keep them conscious for longer durations than naturally able. | A stimulant that could be used to awaken someone from sleep, or keep them conscious for longer durations than naturally able. | ||
===Anti-Borg Serum=== | |||
Developed by [[Sheila Bailey]]'s team during the attack on the USS ''Nimitz'', the serum is made on a Noroline base with cytokine.<ref>[https://groups.google.com/g/sb118-ops/c/owGxAd6VB24/m/h-DuhY3QBgAJ "Troubling Symptoms"], LT [[Sheila Bailey]], SB118 Ops, SD 239608.18</ref> The serum actively attacks the nanites, sedating them and the affected individual, as the serum actively corrodes the Borg technology infecting the individual. An average human male infected with Borg nanites require two normal doses for the medicine to take effect, rendering the individual unconscious and its implants rotting into metal dust. | |||
===Anticoagulant=== | ===Anticoagulant=== | ||
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===Dermaline=== | ===Dermaline=== | ||
A drug typically administered by injection as a preemptive measure when there was a risk of exposure to high level UV radiation. | A drug typically administered by injection as a preemptive measure when there was a risk of exposure to high level UV radiation. | ||
===Dermalplast=== | |||
Medical preparation used to treat chemical burns ("Demon" [VOY]). | |||
===Dermaline Gel=== | ===Dermaline Gel=== | ||
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Used by the Kobliad to stabilize cellular structure | Used by the Kobliad to stabilize cellular structure | ||
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This is used to treat oxygen deprivation. | This is used to treat oxygen deprivation. | ||
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===Genericillin=== | ===Genericillin=== | ||
A powerful general purpose antibiotic. | A powerful general purpose antibiotic. | ||
===Genetic Resequencing Vector=== | |||
Medical suspension formulated to shut down Borg nanoprobes as they emerge from dormancy ("The Raven" [VOY]). | |||
===Glucagen=== | ===Glucagen=== | ||
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===Hexadrin=== | |||
Medication used in the treatment of Yarim Fel syndrome ("Ties of Blood and
Water" [DS9]). | |||
===Hydrocortilene=== | ===Hydrocortilene=== | ||
A general analgesic used primarily for headaches and cranial injuries. A dose of 3% is sufficient for a mild headache, whereas increased doses were necessary for more debilitating injuries, such as concussion. | A general analgesic used primarily for headaches and cranial injuries. A dose of 3% is sufficient for a mild headache, whereas increased doses were necessary for more debilitating injuries, such as concussion. | ||
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===Hyronalyn=== | ===Hyronalyn=== | ||
Used to counter the effects of radiation poisoning, the efficacy can be enhanced when combined with lectrazine. | Used to counter the effects of radiation poisoning, the efficacy can be enhanced when combined with lectrazine. <ref>[https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Hyronalin] | ||
Hyronalin, Memory Alpha</ref> | |||
===Hyvroxilated Quintethyl Metacetamine=== | ===Hyvroxilated Quintethyl Metacetamine=== | ||
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===Immunosuppressant=== | ===Immunosuppressant=== | ||
Any of several pharmaceuticals designed to limit immune response in humanoids. Dr. Crusher used immunosuppressants in 2367 to help William Riker successfully carry the Trill symbiote, Ambassador Odan, within hisbody("TheHost" [TNG]). | |||
===Impedrezene=== | ===Impedrezene=== | ||
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===Naloxone=== | |||
Medicine used to treat overdoses caused by opioid-based compounds. It was possible to use it as an airborne agent to render Anesthezine gas ineffective for a time. It had a shorter half-life than Anesthezine, its effects were considered a temporary solution. <ref>[https://groups.google.com/g/sb118-artemis/c/UdLCkDpsX2Y "On the Clock"], Ensign [[Gila Sadar]], {{USS|Artemis-A}}, 240006.28</ref> | |||
===Neo-anapaptic transmitter=== | ===Neo-anapaptic transmitter=== | ||
Biochemical neurostimulant. First dose increases heart rate and eases stress of a high gravity. Second dose can lessen natural damage of a phaser blast even set to kill | Biochemical neurostimulant. First dose increases heart rate and eases stress of a high gravity. Second dose can lessen natural damage of a phaser blast even set to kill. | ||
===Neodextraline Solution=== | ===Neodextraline Solution=== | ||
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===Neural Paralyser=== | ===Neural Paralyser=== | ||
Causes cessation of heartbeat. | Causes cessation of heartbeat. | ||
===Neuroelectrical Suppressors=== | |||
Medical instrument used to suppress pain. The device that Verad preferred over the delta wave inducer ("Invasive Procedures" [DS9]). | |||
===Neurotransmitter=== | ===Neurotransmitter=== | ||