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[[File:Chem Quick Reference Sheet|thumb|A table displaying a quick reference sheet for all basic medical chemicals and their ingredients, effects, and more.]]
[[File:SS14 Medical Quick Reference Sheet - 10-7.png|thumb|A table displaying a quick reference sheet including all medical chemicals, their ingredients, effects, and more. <br>''{{Colored text|gray|up to date as of May 1st}}'']]
 
== Quick Reference Spreadsheet ==
== Quick Reference Spreadsheet ==
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XM_pCVewRh3tLywHnJddBBX3Nln3k4wZofXCrFhdfsA/edit?usp=sharing Spreadsheet of all medicines discussed here and most of their ingredients]
[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FOa050c7ht6VJw7BUW6EbNz9zDeWBCVRpa0wCNz19YM/edit?usp=sharing Spreadsheet of all medicines discussed here and their ingredients]
== Medicine by Condition ==
== Medicine by Condition ==
=== Brute ===
=== Brute ===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Bicaridine}}
{{Chem box|Bicaridine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Tricordrazine}}
{{Chem box|Tricordrazine}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
=== Caustic ===
=== Caustic ===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Sigynate}}
{{Chem box|Sigynate}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
=== Burn===
=== Burn===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dermaline}}
{{Chem box|Dermaline}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Kelotane}}
{{Chem box|Kelotane}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Tricordrazine}}
{{Chem box|Tricordrazine}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
==== Burn (Cold) ====
==== Burn (Cold) ====
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Leporazine}}
{{Chem box|Leporazine}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
=== Airloss ===
=== Airloss ===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dexalin}}
{{Chem box|Dexalin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=DexalinPlus}}
{{Chem box|DexalinPlus}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Epinephrine}}
{{Chem box|Epinephrine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Inaprovaline}}
{{Chem box|Inaprovaline}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
=== Toxin ===
=== Toxin ===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ultravasculine}}
{{Chem box|Ultravasculine}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
==== Toxin (Poison) ====
==== Toxin (Poison) ====
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dylovene}}
{{Chem box|Dylovene}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Stellibinin}}
{{Chem box|Stellibinin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ethylredoxrazine}}
{{Chem box|Ethylredoxrazine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Tricordrazine}}
{{Chem box|Tricordrazine}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
==== Toxin (Radiation) ====
==== Toxin (Radiation) ====
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Arithrazine}}
{{Chem box|Arithrazine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Hyronalin}}
{{Chem box|Hyronalin}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
=== Bleeding ===
=== Bleeding ===
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Inaprovaline}}
{{Chem box|Inaprovaline}}
{{Chembox|prototype=TranexamicAcid}}
{{Chem box|TranexamicAcid}}
</div>
{{reagent card group end}}
== Cryogenic Medicine ==
== Cryogenic Medicine ==
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{reagent card group start}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Cryoxadone}}
{{Chem box|Cryoxadone}}
</div>
{{Chem box|Doxarubixadone}}
== Medicine by Name ==
{{Chem box|Opporozidone}}
<div style="display: flex; flex-flow: row wrap; justify-content: center; gap: 0.5em">
{{Chem box|Necrosol}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Arithrazine}}
{{reagent card group end}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Barozine}}
== All Medicines ==
{{Chembox|prototype=Bicaridine}}
(Taken from [[Chemistry]])
{{Chembox|prototype=Cognizine}}
 
{{Chembox|prototype=Cryoxadone}}
{{reagent cards|medicine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Cryptobiolin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dermaline}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dexalin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=DexalinPlus}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Dylovene}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Epinephrine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ethylredoxrazine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ethyloxyephedrine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Hyronalin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Inaprovaline}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ipecac}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Kelotane}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Leporazine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Lipozine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Sigynate}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Stellibinin}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Synaptizine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=TranexamicAcid}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Tricordrazine}}
{{Chembox|prototype=Ultravasculine}}
</div>

Revision as of 09:57, 24 May 2025

File:SS14 Medical Quick Reference Sheet - 10-7.png
A table displaying a quick reference sheet including all medical chemicals, their ingredients, effects, and more.
up to date as of May 1st

Quick Reference Spreadsheet

Spreadsheet of all medicines discussed here and their ingredients

Medicine by Condition

Brute

Bicaridine

An analgesic which is highly effective at treating brute damage. It's useful for stabilizing people who have been severely beaten, as well as treating less life-threatening injuries.

Seems to be opaque.

Tricordrazine

A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Treats minor damage of all basic health types as long as the user is not heavily wounded. Best used as an additive to other chemicals.

Seems to be opaque.

Caustic

Sigynate

A thick pink syrup useful for neutralizing acids and soothing trauma caused by acids. Tastes sweet!

Seems to be thick.

Burn

Dermaline

An advanced chemical that is more effective at treating burn damage than kelotane.

Seems to be translucent.

Kelotane

Treats burn damage. Overdosing greatly reduces the body's ability to retain water.

Seems to be strong smelling.

Tricordrazine

A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Treats minor damage of all basic health types as long as the user is not heavily wounded. Best used as an additive to other chemicals.

Seems to be opaque.

Burn (Cold)

Leporazine

A chemical used to stabilize body temperature and rapidly cure cold damage. Great for unprotected EVA travel, but prevents the use of cryogenic tubes.

Seems to be pungent.

Airloss

Dexalin

Used for treating minor oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. A required reagent for dexalin plus.

Seems to be opaque.

Dexalin plus

Used in treatment of extreme cases of oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out of the blood stream.

Seems to be cloudy.

Epinephrine

An effective stabilizing chemical used to keep a critical person from dying to asphyxiation while patching up minor damage during crit. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out the blood stream at the cost of more epinephrine, but may add histamine. Helps reduce stun time. Commonly found in the form of emergency medipens.

Seems to be odorless.

Inaprovaline

Inaprovaline is a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant, commonly used to treat asphyxiation damage caused during critical states and reduce bleeding. Used in many advanced medicines.

Seems to be opaque.

Toxin

Ultravasculine

A complicated anti-toxin solution that quickly flushes out toxin while causing minor stress on the body. Reacts with histamine, duplicating itself while flushing it out. Overdose causes extreme pain.

Seems to be thick and grainy.

Toxin (Poison)

Dylovene

A broad-spectrum anti-toxin, which treats toxin damage in organisms. Overdosing will cause vomiting, dizzyness and pain.

Seems to be translucent.

Stellibinin

A natual anti-toxin with particular effectiveness against amatoxin.

Seems to be starry.

Ethylredoxrazine

Neutralises the effects of alcohol in the blood stream. Though it is commonly needed, it is rarely requested.

Seems to be opaque.

Tricordrazine

A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Treats minor damage of all basic health types as long as the user is not heavily wounded. Best used as an additive to other chemicals.

Seems to be opaque.

Toxin (Radiation)

Arithrazine

A mildly unstable medication used for the most extreme case of radiation poisoning. Exerts minor stress on the body.

Seems to be cloudy.

Hyronalin

A weak treatment for radiation damage. A precursor to arithrazine and phalanximine. Can cause vomiting.

Seems to be cloudy.

Bleeding

Inaprovaline

Inaprovaline is a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant, commonly used to treat asphyxiation damage caused during critical states and reduce bleeding. Used in many advanced medicines.

Seems to be opaque.

Tranexamic acid

A blood-clotting medicine used to prevent profuse bleeding. Causes heavier bleeding on overdose. Commonly found in small doses within emergency medipens.

Seems to be viscous.

Cryogenic Medicine

Cryoxadone

Required for the proper function of cryogenics. Heals all standard types of damage, but only works in temperatures under 213K. It can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses.

Seems to be fizzy.

Doxarubixadone

A cryogenics chemical. Heals cellular damage caused by dangerous gasses and chemicals.

Seems to be bubbling.

Opporozidone

A difficult to synthesize cryogenic drug used to regenerate rotting tissue and brain matter.

Seems to be sickly.

Necrosol

A necrotic substance that seems to be able to heal frozen corpses. It can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses.

Seems to be necrotic.

All Medicines

(Taken from Chemistry)

Aloxadone

A cryogenics chemical. Used to treat severe burns and frostbite via regeneration of the affected tissue. Works regardless of the patient being alive or dead.

Seems to be soothing.

Ambuzol

A highly engineered substance able to halt the progression of a zombie infection.

Seems to be crisp.

Ambuzol plus

Further engineered with omnizine, inoculates the living against the infection.

Seems to be crisp.

Arithrazine

A mildly unstable medication used for the most extreme case of radiation poisoning. Exerts minor stress on the body.

Seems to be cloudy.

Barozine

A potent chemical that prevents pressure damage. Causes extreme stress on the body.

Seems to be viscous.

Bicaridine

An analgesic which is highly effective at treating brute damage. It's useful for stabilizing people who have been severely beaten, as well as treating less life-threatening injuries.

Seems to be opaque.

Bruizine

Originally developed as a cough medicine, it turns out this chemical is wildly effective at treating blunt force trauma.

Seems to be mucus-like.

Cognizine

A mysterious chemical which is able to make any non-sentient creature sentient.

Seems to be enigmatic.

Cryoxadone

Required for the proper function of cryogenics. Heals all standard types of damage, but only works in temperatures under 213K. It can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses.

Seems to be fizzy.

Cryptobiolin

Causes confusion and dizziness.

Seems to be fizzy.

Dermaline

An advanced chemical that is more effective at treating burn damage than kelotane.

Seems to be translucent.

Dexalin

Used for treating minor oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. A required reagent for dexalin plus.

Seems to be opaque.

Dexalin plus

Used in treatment of extreme cases of oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out of the blood stream.

Seems to be cloudy.

Diphenhydramine

Rapidly purges the body of histamine, reduces jitteriness, causes drowsiness, and treats poison damage. Often included in sleep medication.

Seems to be chalky.

Diphenylmethylamine

A more stable medicine than ethyloxyephedrine. Useful for keeping someone awake.

Seems to be glowing.

Doxarubixadone

A cryogenics chemical. Heals cellular damage caused by dangerous gasses and chemicals.

Seems to be bubbling.

Dylovene

A broad-spectrum anti-toxin, which treats toxin damage in organisms. Overdosing will cause vomiting, dizzyness and pain.

Seems to be translucent.

Epinephrine

An effective stabilizing chemical used to keep a critical person from dying to asphyxiation while patching up minor damage during crit. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out the blood stream at the cost of more epinephrine, but may add histamine. Helps reduce stun time. Commonly found in the form of emergency medipens.

Seems to be odorless.

Ethyloxyephedrine

A mildly unstable medicine derived from desoxyephedrine, primarily used to combat narcolepsy.

Seems to be shiny.

Ethylredoxrazine

Neutralises the effects of alcohol in the blood stream. Though it is commonly needed, it is rarely requested.

Seems to be opaque.

Haloperidol

Removes most stimulating and hallucinogenic drugs. Reduces druggy effects and jitteriness. Causes drowsiness.

Seems to be crystalline.

Holy water

The cleanest and purest of waters straight from the hands of god, is known to magically heal wounds.

Seems to be holy.

Hyronalin

A weak treatment for radiation damage. A precursor to arithrazine and phalanximine. Can cause vomiting.

Seems to be cloudy.

Inaprovaline

Inaprovaline is a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant, commonly used to treat asphyxiation damage caused during critical states and reduce bleeding. Used in many advanced medicines.

Seems to be opaque.

Insuzine

Rapidly repairs dead tissue caused by electrocution, but cools you slightly. Completely freezes the patient when overdosed.

Seems to be frosty.

Ipecac

A rapid-acting emetic. Useful for stopping unmetabolized poisons, or mass-vomiting sessions.

Seems to be inky.

Kelotane

Treats burn damage. Overdosing greatly reduces the body's ability to retain water.

Seems to be strong smelling.

Lacerinol

A fairly unreactive chemical that boosts collagen sythesis to incredible levels, healing slash trauma.

Seems to be viscous.

Leporazine

A chemical used to stabilize body temperature and rapidly cure cold damage. Great for unprotected EVA travel, but prevents the use of cryogenic tubes.

Seems to be pungent.

Lipozine

A chemical that accelerates metabolism, causing the user to hunger faster.

Seems to be oily.

Mannitol

Efficiently restores brain damage.

Seems to be opaque.

Necrosol

A necrotic substance that seems to be able to heal frozen corpses. It can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses.

Seems to be necrotic.

Oculine

A simple saline compound used to treat the eyes via ingestion.

Seems to be translucent.

Omnizine

A soothing milky liquid with an iridescent gleam. A well known conspiracy theory says that its origins remain a mystery because revealing the secrets of its production would render most commercial pharmaceuticals obsolete.

Seems to be soothing.

Opporozidone

A difficult to synthesize cryogenic drug used to regenerate rotting tissue and brain matter.

Seems to be sickly.

Phalanximine

An advanced chemical used in the treatment of cancer. Causes moderate radiation poisoning, acid burns, and vomiting on organics. Can potentially remove the death gene on plants.

Seems to be acrid.

Polypyrylium Oligomers

A purple mixture of short polyelectrolyte chains not easily synthesized in the laboratory. Heals asphyxiation and brute damage. Stops bleeding over time.

Seems to be pungent.

Potassium iodide

Will reduce the damaging effects of radiation by 90%. Prophylactic use only.

Seems to be grainy.

Psicodine

Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.

Seems to be shiny.

Pulped banana peel

Pulped banana peels have some effectiveness against bleeding.

Seems to be pulpy.

Puncturase

A fizzy chemical that helps rebuild trauma caused by piercing damage, leaving a slight amount of tissue damage behind.

Seems to be fizzy.

Pyrazine

Efficiently heals burns from the hottest of fires. Causes massive internal bleeding when overdosed.

Seems to be thick.

Saline

A mixture of salt and water. Commonly used to treat dehydration or low fluid presence in blood.

Seems to be salty.

Siderlac

A powerful anti-caustic medicine derived from plants.

Seems to be milky.

Sigynate

A thick pink syrup useful for neutralizing acids and soothing trauma caused by acids. Tastes sweet!

Seems to be thick.

Stellibinin

A natual anti-toxin with particular effectiveness against amatoxin.

Seems to be starry.

Synaptizine

A toxic chemical that halves the duration of stuns and knockdowns.

Seems to be pungent.

Tranexamic acid

A blood-clotting medicine used to prevent profuse bleeding. Causes heavier bleeding on overdose. Commonly found in small doses within emergency medipens.

Seems to be viscous.

Tricordrazine

A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Treats minor damage of all basic health types as long as the user is not heavily wounded. Best used as an additive to other chemicals.

Seems to be opaque.

Ultravasculine

A complicated anti-toxin solution that quickly flushes out toxin while causing minor stress on the body. Reacts with histamine, duplicating itself while flushing it out. Overdose causes extreme pain.

Seems to be thick and grainy.