A meeting of tribes
Seeing no one else speak up Abang turns to Captain Nguyen, "Okay, your up then. Can you pilot the remote with only one hand? I'll need you to pump your fist after every heart beat. Are you left or right handed?" Dr Kaos wraps the used surgical tools in a sharps resitant contaminants bag, tucks them in an internal pouch and pulls a canvas stretcher out. He unrolls it on the floor next the cart and then gestures for help in setting the wounded man on it. After he's arranged, Abang pulls tubing and a pair of cuff-biomonitor from the duffel, closes and locks it with a thumb press, and gestures for Hope to get ready to help him carry the wounded man. "You take the front so I can monitor him."
But first Abang preps Captain Nguyen for the transfusion, "Just walk alongside, try not to jostle your arm too much," he expertly taps into the vein just above Van's elbow, and applies the cuff to the other wrist. In a moment it displays his blood pressure and temperature, a light flashes in time with his heart beat, and his BPM estimate comes on. "When this light flashes, gently pump your fist," he taps the hand on the arm that has been hooked up for transfusion, "don't swing your arm, try to keep your elbow straight and relaxed, and just pump your fist. If your arm starts to hurt anywhere, or cramp, or you feel dizzy or nauseous immediately tell me."
Dr. Kaos opens the valve, lets Van's blood flow through to the stop at the other tap, he inserts into the wounded man's forearm, affixes it in place with a biocuff, and watches the biomonitor until it reads the wounded man's cardio metrics. He then takes the duffel from Hope, moves to pick the man up from the back of the stretcher and nods to Hope to lift the front.
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