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Updated 'Anesthezine' to reflect events on Artemis-A, and added 'Naloxone' to the list.
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===Anesthezine=== | ===Anesthezine=== | ||
A fast-acting anesthetic | A fast-acting opioid-based anesthetic. It can be deployed as a gas or administered as a liquid through a hypospray. It takes approximately 1.4 seconds for individuals to be rendered unconscious by Anesthezine gas. The effect usually lasts between 2-12 hours, and affected individuals may experience memory lapses after they wake up. It was considered to be one of the best in use by the Federation. Cases of Anesthezine overdose are usually treated with Naloxone. | ||
===Anetrizine=== | ===Anetrizine=== | ||
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===Naloxone=== | |||
Medicine used to treat overdoses caused by opioid-based compounds. Can be used as an airborne agent to render Anesthezine gas ineffective for a time. Shorter half-life than Anesthezine, so the effect is temporary. | |||
===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=== | ||