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09-24-2012, 11:40 AM
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Medical RP:
This roleplay I did a couple of weeks ago. I was the surgeon and I had an assistance and a doctor to help me. A man with a broken leg came in and was in need of a treatment. I asked the patient to take place on the operating table, but obviously he felt off when falling asleep.
After some ragdoll posing later (and a lot of annoyance), he was finally laying on that table. I started making a cut in the wound, and asked my assistance (played by Infernaw) to hand over some tools, like a surgery knife and spikes to hold the broken bone together. The operation was succesfull and I asked for a second opinion before I attached the wound together. My assistant and the doctor (from whom I forgot his name), agreed that the surgery was successful and I was about to close the wound, but then...
.. then the patient's heartbeat stopped working. This was a very unexpected result and we rushed to the equipment box. Luckily I found a charged defibrillator inside. Within a minute the defibrillator was placed on the patient's body and we were ready to give some electric pulses. In total we tried 5 times to get heartbeat stable again, but sadly we failed.
The patient had died.
Now it was time for me to tell the sad news to his friend. His friend, who was nervously waiting in the hallway, was really depressed about it. I brought him with me in the surgery room, where he was able to say goodbye to his dead friend. Once he was finished with that, we placed the body into a coffin. The plan was to bring the body and coffin to the nexus garage, and from there it should be transported to the forrest and there, it will be buried into the ground. It was a real challenge to actually do this, but we managed to succeed.
His funeral was taking place at the forrest, close to the place with the tubes. The server crashed just when the roleplay was over.
Here's an image of the roleplay.
[Image: 2L4mq.jpg]
This roleplay I did a couple of weeks ago. I was the surgeon and I had an assistance and a doctor to help me. A man with a broken leg came in and was in need of a treatment. I asked the patient to take place on the operating table, but obviously he felt off when falling asleep.
After some ragdoll posing later (and a lot of annoyance), he was finally laying on that table. I started making a cut in the wound, and asked my assistance (played by Infernaw) to hand over some tools, like a surgery knife and spikes to hold the broken bone together. The operation was succesfull and I asked for a second opinion before I attached the wound together. My assistant and the doctor (from whom I forgot his name), agreed that the surgery was successful and I was about to close the wound, but then..... then the patient's heartbeat stopped working. This was a very unexpected result and we rushed to the equipment box. Luckily I found a charged defibrillator inside. Within a minute the defibrillator was placed on the patient's body and we were ready to give some electric pulses. In total we tried 5 times to get heartbeat stable again, but sadly we failed.
The patient had died.
Now it was time for me to tell the sad news to his friend. His friend, who was nervously waiting in the hallway, was really depressed about it. I brought him with me in the surgery room, where he was able to say goodbye to his dead friend. Once he was finished with that, we placed the body into a coffin. The plan was to bring the body and coffin to the nexus garage, and from there it should be transported to the forrest and there, it will be buried into the ground. It was a real challenge to actually do this, but we managed to succeed.
His funeral was taking place at the forrest, close to the place with the tubes. The server crashed just when the roleplay was over.
Here's an image of the roleplay.
[Image: 2L4mq.jpg]
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