Toxin Arlill/Medical Record

USS Octavia E Butler
Toxin Arlill
Position	Chief of Operations (Ops Chief)
Rank	Lieutenant
Species	Bolian/Tellarite
Gender	Male
Pronouns	He/Him, They/Them
DOB	237501.01
Age	26
Birthplace	Worcester, Olde Massachusetts, Earth
Writer ID	O239910TA4
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	Toxin Arlill Patient Reference Number: DR - 987 - 527 Date of Birth: 237501.01 Age: 26 Sex: Male Species: Bolian/Tellarite
		MEDICAL RECORD
	Height: 176 cm (5'9") Weight: 75 kilos (165 lbs) Blood Type: P- T/E Rating:
	PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Chronic Illnesses: Seasonal Allergies Medications: None Allergies and Reactions: Mango (hives) Sexual/Reproductive History: None
	PAST HOSPITALIZATIONS/SERIOUS ILLNESS 2379: Bolian Juvenile Flu 2390: Bicycle Accident 240009.07: Injury from Explosion, Esh-O Anchorage, Gamma Quadrant PAST SURGICAL HISTORY SD 239010.01: Femural Reconstruction 240009.07: Multiple Surgeries to Stabilize Systems following Injuries from Explosion.
	PSYCHIATRIC HISTORY 240009.11: Counselor, USS 'Oumuamua Lieutenant Arlill presented with Ekrixiphobia, reasonable based on encounter on Esh-O Anchorage: explosion & resulting injuries. Treatment will require multiple sessions to identify fear factors and determine treatment protocol. SUBSTANCE USE HISTORY Alcohol: 1-2x per Night Recreation Drugs: None Other: None
	FAMILY MEDICAL HISTORY Parent 1 (Mother): None Parent 2 (Father): Tellarite Bolus Syndrome (Treatable) Siblings: None
	SOCIAL HISTORY Marital status: N/A Children: None Occupation/Assignment: Communications & Operations Officer Diet: Almost Anything Exercise: Patient Responded "Hahahaha" when Queried
	PHYSICIANS' NOTES 240009.07: V'Len Kel, MD - Chief Medical Officer, USS 'Oumuamua PT presented pale with penetrating injuries to left lateral anterior chest from explosive debris. Additional less significant puncturing injuries medial to the clavicle proximal to the pelvis. Significant blood loss noted. BP 65/40 HR 210 R 14 & labored. 3 liters Bolian Type-43 blood administered along with analgesics during initial exam. Patient was put into cryostatic state for approximately 3.5 hours during triage emergency. Initial exams performed by Sickbay staff prior to arrival. Three surgeries performed to remove debris and stabilize patient vitals. Initial surgery stabilized patient vitals required time to recover before removal of deep foreign objects - wounds left open, second surgery removed foreign matter and closed remaining wounds, final surgery to repair muscle and deep tissue damage as well as perform nerve therapy. Patient recovery, 2 days with 1 week rest order. Two additional follow-ups ordered, no evidence of infection or residual pain, no further treatment necessary.
	COUNSELORS' NOTES