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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 6561278" data-attributes="member: 11146">Marks snorted appreciatively at Otter's remark that Garvey could suck it.&nbsp; A grin curled the corner of his mouth.&nbsp; &quot;C'mon.&nbsp; Let's get these hosers inside.&quot;&nbsp; Once everyone is inside, Marks instructed T-dawg and Feral how to clean out and bandage Feral's sliced hand.&nbsp; &quot;Main thing is to get out all the glass.&nbsp; Keep it wrapped up for a couple days, then let it air out so a scab forms.&nbsp; Here, take these.&quot; Marks pressed a stainless steel bowl, tweezers, iodine, gauze, and an adhesive bandage on T-dawg.&quot;Now, you.&quot;&nbsp; Marks pointed at J.R..&nbsp; &quot;Get up on the table in that room and sit down with your legs off the end.&quot;&nbsp; After shooting J.R. with a local anaesthetic, Marks prepped a work surface with yet another stainless steel bowl, surgical implements, a blood pressure cuff, a stethoscope, a pen light, and a syringe that he loads with 1 cc of some sort of clear solution.&nbsp; He talked as he works, occasionally shooting assessing glances at J.R.&nbsp; &quot;First we check your blood pressure and look for an exit wound.&quot;&nbsp; Marks slapped the blood pressure cuff on J.R., and spent a minute getting a reading.&nbsp; Next, he used the stethoscope and the pen light to check J.R.'s pulse, lungs, and eyes.&nbsp; Obviously relieved by what he found, Marks smiled.&nbsp; &quot;For a guy who just got shot, you're looking pretty good.&nbsp; There's an exit wound, so that's good.&quot;&nbsp; Marks asked J.R. to move his head and neck, and felt down the length of J.R.'s spine.&nbsp; &quot;Not seeing any issues with your circulation, breathing, and doesn't seem to be a spinal injury.&nbsp; I'll debride with antibiotic saline and set you on a course of oral antibiotics to prevent against infection.&nbsp; Then a bandage over the entry and exit wounds.&nbsp; I'll show you how to change your wrapper...do it twice a day for the first few days, or as need be.&nbsp; Let me know if either wound soaks the adhesive bandage more frequently than, say, every four hours.&quot;&nbsp; Once Marks had J.R.'s wound cleaned and bandaged, he let J.R. up and started cleaning up the table and tools.Next, Marks settled himself with a pad of paper and a pen at a table in the fellowship hall kitchen.&nbsp; It looked like he'd started making a list.&nbsp; &quot;Is someone gonna make coffee?&quot;TIME TO SELECT GEAR.&nbsp; EVERYONE CAN POST A TIME OR TWO HERE IN THE IC RE: EQUIPMENT, JUST FOR RP PURPOSES, AND THEN LET'S MOVE THE CONVERSATION TO THE OOC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 6561278, member: 11146"] Marks snorted appreciatively at Otter's remark that Garvey could suck it. A grin curled the corner of his mouth. [color=red]"C'mon. Let's get these hosers inside."[/color] Once everyone is inside, Marks instructed T-dawg and Feral how to clean out and bandage Feral's sliced hand. [color=red]"Main thing is to get out all the glass. Keep it wrapped up for a couple days, then let it air out so a scab forms. Here, take these."[/color] Marks pressed a stainless steel bowl, tweezers, iodine, gauze, and an adhesive bandage on T-dawg. [color=red]"Now, you."[/color] Marks pointed at J.R.. [color=red]"Get up on the table in that room and sit down with your legs off the end."[/color] After shooting J.R. with a local anaesthetic, Marks prepped a work surface with yet another stainless steel bowl, surgical implements, a blood pressure cuff, a stethoscope, a pen light, and a syringe that he loads with 1 cc of some sort of clear solution. He talked as he works, occasionally shooting assessing glances at J.R. [color=red]"First we check your blood pressure and look for an exit wound."[/color] Marks slapped the blood pressure cuff on J.R., and spent a minute getting a reading. Next, he used the stethoscope and the pen light to check J.R.'s pulse, lungs, and eyes. Obviously relieved by what he found, Marks smiled. [color=red]"For a guy who just got shot, you're looking pretty good. There's an exit wound, so that's good."[/color] Marks asked J.R. to move his head and neck, and felt down the length of J.R.'s spine. [color=red]"Not seeing any issues with your circulation, breathing, and doesn't seem to be a spinal injury. I'll debride with antibiotic saline and set you on a course of oral antibiotics to prevent against infection. Then a bandage over the entry and exit wounds. I'll show you how to change your wrapper...do it twice a day for the first few days, or as need be. Let me know if either wound soaks the adhesive bandage more frequently than, say, every four hours."[/color] Once Marks had J.R.'s wound cleaned and bandaged, he let J.R. up and started cleaning up the table and tools. Next, Marks settled himself with a pad of paper and a pen at a table in the fellowship hall kitchen. It looked like he'd started making a list. [color=red]"Is someone gonna make coffee?"[/color] [color=red]TIME TO SELECT GEAR. EVERYONE CAN POST A TIME OR TWO HERE IN THE IC RE: EQUIPMENT, JUST FOR RP PURPOSES, AND THEN LET'S MOVE THE CONVERSATION TO THE OOC.[/color] [/QUOTE]

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