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Vada
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MEDICAL RECORD
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- Height: 157 cm (5'2")
- Weight: 57 kilos (126 lbs)
- Blood Type: C
- T/E Rating: T0/E0+
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
- Chronic Illnesses: None
- Medications: None
- Allergies and Reactions: No known allergies
- Sexual/Reproductive History: Several partners, none current
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PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS
- 228601.02: Broken left leg from falling out of a tree
- 228809.18: Routine surgery to remove abnormal growth from left lung
- 230411.24: Severe concussion after an accident in the torpedo bay
- 231302.13: Emergency care and stabilization for stab wound to right side of abdomen
- 231302.15: Care and reconstruction for stab wound to right side of abdomen
- 234905.08: Rigelian Fever
PAST SURGICAL HISTORY
- 228809.18: Removal of an abnormal growth from left lung.
- Surgeons: Dr. Joëlle Gachet
- OR Site: Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Paris, Earth
- 231302.15: Exploratory laparotomy to assess damage from a stab wound sustained in the line of duty.
- Surgeons: Dr. Meseret Yeneneh, Dr. Kos
- OR Site: Starfleet Medical Annex, Paris, Earth
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PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY
- Post-traumatic stress disorder from childhood assimilation of her homeworld
- Prior history of acute depressive episodes
SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY
- Alcohol: Moderate, three times a week
- Recreation Drugs: None
- Other: None
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FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
- Parent 1 (Mother): No history of medical predisposition
- Parent 2 (Father): No history of medical predisposition
- Siblings: No siblings
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SOCIAL HISTORY
- Marital status: Single
- Children: No children
- Occupation/Assignment: Station Security NCOIC
- Diet: Omnivorous
- Exercise: Running, four times a week
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PHYSICIANS' NOTES
- SD 229509.16 - Medical Officer: Lt. jg. Agnes Brooks, Starfleet Academy
- Medical Assessment: Recruit Vada is in excellent health and has passed the standard physical exam. She is fit for duty.
- SD 230502.06 - Medical Officer: Lt. Cmdr. Kaye Ubreizim, USS Princeton
- Medical Assessment: Vada underwent a final medical exam before leaving the Princeton. Her recovery is going well,
- SD 231305.20 - Medical Officer: Lt. Kos, Starfleet Medical
- Medical Assessment: Petty Officer Vada is continuing with her physical therapy and will soon be fit for duty. Her stab wound has fully healed and there are no remaining signs of internal injuries. The patient refused the offer of cosmetic treatment to correct her scar, citing enjoying her new “battle damage”.
- SD 234509.16 - Medical Officer: Lt. Cmdr. Zin Moten, Starfleet Academy
- Medical Assessment: We just got the Rigelian Fever treatment in. I’m sure, once administered, Vada will be jumping for joy. I know she hasn’t enjoyed this last week stuck in the infirmary. I predict she will be up and around and yelling at recruits in no time.
- SD 236701.01 - Medical Officer: Cmdr. Toyoshi Amago, Earth Spacedock
- Medical Assessment: Master Chief Petty Officer Vada is in excellent health for a woman of her years and is fit to begin her duties aboard Earth Spacedock without delay.
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COUNSELORS' NOTES
- SD 229509.14 - Counselor: Lt. Cmdr. Elme, Starfleet Academy
- Counseling Assessment: Recruit Vada is of sound mind and capable of performing the duties of a Starfleet crewman.
- SD 229804.16 - Counselor: Lt. Syraal Zh'Akol, USS Forberance
- Counseling Assessment: Crewman Vada was recommended to my office after chronic tardiness. She expressed feelings of hopelessness and extreme sadness after the death of Crewman Wright. This was the first death of a close colleague in her Starfleet career. I have recommended additional counseling sessions to talk through these feelings.
- SD 236702.26 - Counselor: Cmdr. Artur Schulze, Starfleet Medical
- Counseling Assessment: Vada spent three hours in my office today, talking about seeing her own home planet assimilated and how the aftermath of the Borg incident has left her shaken. She also expressed worry for the upcoming disciplinary panel to determine what action to take over her failure to report to her station during the crisis. I have encouraged her to begin writing down her thoughts and memories to help her work through what she might be feeling.
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