Surgical procedures
Examination: ask them what hurts, use health analyzer (Bone fractures detected but no broken limbs show up? Torso or head. Oxygen damage? Chest. Toxin damage? Groin. Brain damage? Head.), observe if the readouts change (oxy/tox rising without any outside cause? Organ damage.)
Anesthesia: ask them to use the "sleep" verb, knock them out with cryo, do surgery while they're unconscious from their injuries (be fast with finishing up, though), choke them to unconsciousness, give tramadol for a small chance to not move during sober surgery. Oxycodone can be used to completely replace anesthesia.
Infection treatment: WASH YOUR HANDS, make an incision on the wound and cauterize it.
Cryo: wrench a shower until the water is freezing cold.
General surgery:
Sugery table: roller bed (25% chance to fail), table (33% chance to fail)
Incision: Scalpel, knife (25%), glass shard (50%)
Clamp bleeders: Hemostat, cable coil (25%), mouse trap (80%)
Retract: Retractor, crowbar (25%), fork (50%)
Cauterize: Cautery, cigarette (25%), lighter (50%), welder (75%)
Internal
Cut skull/ribcage: Circular saw, hatchet (25%)
Fix organ: Advanced Trauma Kit, roll of gauze (80%)
Apply bone gel: Bone gel (duh), screwdriver (25%)
Set bone: Bone setter, wrench (25%)
Stop internal bleeding: Fix-o-vein, cable coil (25%)
Remove implaint/embryo: Hemostat, wirecutters (25%), fork (80%)
Make space for implant: Drill, pen (25%), metal rod (50%)
Facial reconstruction
Mend vocal chords: Hemostat, cable coil (25%), mouse trap (90%)
Repair face: Retractor, fork (25%), crowbar (45%)
Other
Amputate: Circular saw, hatchet (25%)
Apply peridaxon (necrosis): Dropper, beaker (25%), bottle (25%), spray (50%), bucket (50%)
Chemistry
Non-dispenser/vendor meds.
Blood: Find out patient's blood type (use analyzer). Find someone with that type or 0-. Take blood from them with a syringe. Inject into patient. Feed them food, preferably 4no raisins.
Tricordrazine: Warm donk-pockets.
Bicardine: Food, milk, tomato juice, caffe latte, soy latte.
Dexalin: Orange juice.
Dylovene: Lime juice, Tea.
Imidazoline: Carrot juice.
Anti-soporific: Coffee, soda water, tonic, tea.
Hunger: food, sugar.
Holy Graal of ghetto:
There's a ton of food and a MOTHERFUCKING SODA FOUNTAIN there. You're set for life. To the north, Quartermaster's and it's numerous toolboxes and belts. More to the north, dorms and their trauma kits/burn kits.
Special mention:
Doctor's delight can be made with equal amounts of lime, tomato and orange juice, cream and tricordrazine. That essentially makes your tricord supply last five times longer and gives you a potent all-spectrum med.
Blindfolds will slowly undo eye damage.
Earmuffs will slowly undo ear damage.
