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LAST NAME, FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME
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MEDICAL RECORD
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- Height: 188 cm (6'2")
- Weight: 95 kilos (210 lbs)
- Blood Type: A
- T/E Rating: 0
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PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
- Chronic Illnesses: Richards Debilitation Syndrome.
- Medications: None
- Allergies and Reactions: None
- Sexual/Reproductive History: One partner, has had one child. Not currently sexually active.
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PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS
- SD 239003.30: Hospitalized following major accident on DSX. (See transcripts.)
- SD 238911.19: Bed rest following operation to rescue missing crew. (See transcripts.)
- SD 238805.07: Hospitalized following accident on holodeck after safety systems malfunction. (See transcripts.)
- SD 238510.15: Hospitalized and quarantined after contracting Tamelian Flu. (See transcripts.)
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PAST SURGICAL HISTORY
- SD 239003.31: Major operation to prevent nervous and cardiovascular system failure. (See transcripts.)
- SD 238911.19: Minor operation to repair damaged tissue caused by a disruptor burn. (See transcripts.)
- SD 238805.07: Major operation to repair 1st, 3rd and 7th vertebrae damaged during climbing accident. (See transcripts.)
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FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY
- Mother: Clean bill of health
- Father: Clean bill of health
- Siblings: N/A
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SOCIAL HISTORY
- Marital status: Married
- Children: One, male, Terran.
- Occupation/Assignment: Chief science officer, USS Gemini.
- Diet: Specialized low carbohydrate, low protein diet supplemented with vitamin and mineral pills.
- Exercise: Limited. Specialized equipment used to tone leg muscles. Weights used for upper body strength.
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PHYSICIANS' NOTES
- Medical Officer: Admiral Sarah Hiromi, Starfleet Medical
- Medical Assessment: S.D. 239101.22
- Medical Condition: Richards Debilitation Syndrome
- Notes: Richards Debilitation Syndrome is a unique condition so far only encountered in the nervous system of Alexander Richards. The virus caused by an attack by some kind of mechanical defense system on Deep Space 10 primarily attacked the patients nervous and cardiovascular systems. Thanks to the swift intervention of the medical staff of the USS Mercury, the patients life was saved however, remnants of the virus attached itself to the patients lower nervous system rendering the patient paralyzed from the waist down. It was hoped that Starfleet medical could operate to remove the virus or amputate the legs however, research and tests showed that any attempt to pierce through the protective membrane the virus has created would result in a 95% probability of the virus being re-released into the patients nervous and cardiovascular systems resulting in a 97% chance of death. Therefor at this time, it is Starfleet Medical's recommendation that no attempt be made to treat the virus or amputate the affected region. It is also the decision that the patient be banned from being placed in any situation where there might be a risk of the virus being released. This means under no circumstances should the patient be part of away teams involving combat or other dangerous situations including but not limited to, hostile environments, bio-hazardous areas and highly volatile environments.
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