The Best Medics In a Galaxy Far Far Away

Blaster Wound:

1. Peel off any armour that may have been burnt onto the skin.
2. Clean out the wound using an antiseptic solution.
3. If there is any shrapnel in the wound, remove it before continuing.
4. Apply a bacta patch or salve, keeping the wound clean and protected.
5. Wrap the wound with bandages.


Fractured Limbs / Dislocated Limbs:

1. Use a limb clamp to keep the damaged limb straight and still.
2. Reset the bone using medical tools, removing all waste from the area.
3. Apply a painkiller, such as kolto, or morphine.
4. Apply a light amount of bacta, using either a wrap-around patch or a salve.
5. Bandage the damaged area.
6. Warn the wounded trooper against using that limb.


Severed Limb:

1. Strap the trooper down, to prevent him from moving too much, as this is the most painful wound.
2. Apply a painkiller or a drug that may knockout the trooper, to lessen his pain.
2. Clean the end of the severed limb.
3. Apply bacta to the wound.
4. Wrap the wound in bandages, and store the severed limb in a pool of bacta.


Burns (Lightsabers):

1. Clean out the wounded area using anti-septic.
2. Apply a measure of bacta, then wrap the wound in bandages.


Cuts:

1. Clean out the wound using an antiseptic.
2. Use an anti-coagulant to speed up blood flow, to assist the body in purging infection.
3. Apply a small painkiller, as well as a light amount of bacta.
4. Stitch up the wound to the best of your ability.
5. Wrap up the wound with bandages, keeping it still and protecting it against infection.
6. Warn the patient against motions that might tear the cut open.

Concussions:

1. Make sure to monitor their heart rate, and blood clotting levels.
2. Keep their heart pumping, allowing their brain a sufficient amount of oxygen.
3. Keep their head at a slightly elevated position compared to the position of the heart, to allow blood to flow easily.
?Fishy?: Carrying and Movement:

1. For all cases, try to keep the wounded as still as possible, to prevent any possible complications and to allow easier healing.
2. Keep the head elevated in all cases, to prevent blood clotting and permanent effects from occuring.
3. Try to keep the remainder of the wounded trooper's body as balanced out as possible, in order to assist his body in blood flow.
?Fishy?: Tools:

1. Limp clamps.
2. Bacta patches and salve.
3. Kolto vials.
4. Anti-coagulants.
5. Scalpel.
6. Generic Surgical Tools.