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torturing-characters-101 · 2 years

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How would someone take care of an injured person without going to a hospital and any over all tips for writing characters with medical knowledge.

This is a massive question, but lucky for you I have today off and formally teach lower-resource medicine, so sit back and enjoy:

For the purposes of this post, I'm going to first assume that 1) there are no legal or insurance barriers (or a disregard for the existing legal or insurance barriers) to a medical professional practicing outside a licensed facility and 2) they don't have access to any special equipment or medicines that would require a prescription.

We should probably start with why hospitals are important for medical care:

Hospitals have equipment that is otherwise inaccessible to the average person (imaging machines, monitors, ventilators, etc...)

Hospitals have specialized environments (such as operating rooms, negative pressure rooms, oxygen sockets, etc...)

Hospitals have round-the-clock nursing care available (the saying being that you don't admit someone to the hospital for medical care, you admit for nursing care)

Hospitals have specialized knowledge available quickly across many disciplines

Hospitals have (or can relatively quickly acquire) most drugs that would be needed to care for any of their patients

Assuming you have the people and knowledge, some of these things can be improvised.

For example: Got a nurse? You have nursing care at least some of the day. Got a doc? You have medical care at least some of the day. Doc was trained in decent physical diagnosis (basically, was trained either before the 90s or after like 2015)? You can at least get most of the information you need to treat this person, even if it's not as precise as an ultrasound, CT, or MRI). Got a window and a box fan? Boom you can make a negative pressure room. Read this post and have a surgeon? You can probably assemble what you need to do basic surgery. Got antiseptic, something sharp and sterile, and some really hot water and two wash cloths? Can treat most skin infections.

Assuming access to a standard pharmacy/medical supply store in the US (but without access to anything requiring a prescription) and unlimited money, you have the following equipment:

Vital signs supplies/monitors (automatic blood pressure cuff, manual BP cuff, stethoscope, pulse oximeter (used to measure oxygen in the blood), thermometer, glucometer and supplies, etc...)

Dressing supplies (bandages, gauze, splints, saline solution, antiseptic, tegaderm, coban, tweezers, etc..)

Needles/syringes (depending on the pharmacy policy, may need a prescription)

Durable medical equipment (shower chairs, grab bars, overbed tables, bedside commodes, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc...)

Nutritional shakes

CPR masks and possibly a bag-valve-mask if you're lucky

PPE like gloves, masks, etc...

CPAP (and potentially BiPAP) machines and supplies (depending on pharmacy policy, may need a prescription)

Assuming access to a pharmacy, vape/head shop, welding shop, and a restaurant supply store (but again, without access to anything requiring a prescription), you have access to the following medications:

Antihistamines (diphenhydramine, doxalymine, etc...- cheaper 1st gen ones are good for allergies, nausea, anxiety, mild sedation, local anesthesia (depending on chemistry/medication preparation ability), second-gen ones are pretty much just good for allergies)

Dextromethorphan (cough suppressant at low doses and sedation/dissociative anesthetic at high doses- though most pharmacies don't sell preparations that can be used this way anymore- depends on local laws and chemistry ability)

Guaifenesin (thins and helps remove mucous from chest)

Pseudoephedrine (decreases inflammation/swelling, stimulant, increases BP)

Steroid creams (skin allergic reactions or depending on chemistry/med prep ability, other steroid needs like reducing immune response/treating a severe asthma attack- you may want to bring in a fictional pharmacist)

Pain relievers/fever reducers (NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen, etc..), acetaminophen)

Aspirin (blood thinner, pain reliever, fever reducer, anti-inflammatory)

Oral and topical anesthetics like benzocaine gels and creams, lidocaine patches

Caffeine (headache relief, stimulant, diuretic, reduces inflammation as in asthma)

Naloxone (opioid reversal agent- can also emergently stop someone from psychologically disassociating)

In high-altitude areas can sometimes buy oxygen for mountain climbing at sports equipment stores- works the same as medical oxygen

Oxygen can also be acquired at welding supply stores (same or better quality than medical oxygen)

Variety of supplements and vitamins

Nicotine patches/gums/vape juice (stimulant, increases BP)

CBD

Delta-8 or Delta-10 (forms of recreational/medicinal THC that are legal in many areas including places where recreational/medical marijuana is not or not without a prescription/card- can be used for nausea, sedation, pain relief, appetite)

Kratom (mild opioid and stimulant frequently used for reducing withdrawal symptoms, anxiety, and pain relief)

Nitrous oxide chargers (found at restaurant stores, dissociative anesthetic)

Kidnap yourself a good chemistry student, get some strong drinking alcohol, and find a car battery and you've got some ether (excellent surgical anesthetic)

Can you get some fish antibiotics from a pet store without a prescription? Yes. Will they work for the problems you're trying to treat in a human? Only for very specific things. Again, better bring your fictional pharmacist

In theory, street drugs, though these are less regulated and more dangerous, though really at this point I have definitely mentioned sketchier things

Speaking of sketchier things...

With these items/meds, you can do a lot. Your main limitations here are antibiotics and IV meds/fluids, which are frequently needed for severe injuries or injuries that break the skin (however, really great cleaning, careful attention to aseptic technique, and use of hot compresses can decrease the need for antibiotics, and being really on top of making sure the person drinks water and gets food they can stomach, and isn't unconscious or unable to (though many things on the above list can be given rectally if needed- including fluids, if the person can't take something orally) can decrease the need for IV access).

The things that really, really can't be treated at home with a good outcome even with med pros:

Heart attacks

Strokes

Cancers

Injuries requiring really difficult (re-attaching nerves or blood vessels, as in stabbings or GSWs) or dirty (intestine-related, again, stabbings and GSWs) surgeries

Blood transfusions would be extremely risky (but in theory doable)

Sepsis

Moderate to severe shock

Probably a lot of other things I'm not thinking of right now

The things that probably can be reasonably treated outside of a hosptal (in fiction) with a med pro or two:

Simple dislocations and fracture reductions (physical diagnosis to figure out what's wrong and if it's gonna need surgery, physical maneuvers to reduce it, whatever you've got for an anesthetic, splint)

Basic cuts into fat or muscle (whatever anesthetic you've got, sterilized sewing needle bent a bit, sterilized fishing line)

Drug overdoses (physical maneuvers to keep airway open, and a bag-valve-mask or BiPAP (though for BiPAP you'd also need someone watching them constantly to make sure they don't puke or panic) and naloxone if you have it for opioid ODs only)

Drug withdrawals

Relatively basic surgeries (see link to appendix post above)

Abscesses (need an antiseptic and a serializable sharp thing, maybe some really hot water and wash cloths, dressing supplies)

Pretty much anything upper respiratory and some lower respiratory things like mild asthma

Many burns if cleaned and cared for really really carefully

Seizures (1-off or from a known seizure disorder, though not continual seizures)

Some envenomations (can partially deactivate and slow the spread of venom, so as long as it wasn't a massive amount or particularly deadly)

Contagious disease without hurting caregivers (can create a negative pressure room if needed and PPE is readily available)

Again, probably a lot more

Other than that, you're going to need some med pros that aren't scared to improvise, since to a lot of med peeps who haven't worked outside the hospital setting would be really ...perturbed by this post.

#whump reference #writing reference #low resource medicine #whump #writing #prompts #home care #fiction #medical

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sickficsies-and-whumpsies · 3 years

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Hello! may I ask sick kawanishi taichi? because it's actually hard to find his version :"D. He gets his hay fever acting up in class all day and causes a fever and headache. Shirabu take care of him since they're classmates and he looks horrible. Thank you!

Hello!! Now that I think about it, I've never even read Kawanishi content, poor guy. I hope this is similar to what you had in mind~

TW: headache, hay fever, coughing & sneezing.

1.1k words, Gen.

ーーー

The voice of his Chemistry teacher blabbering about the TCA cycle almost lulls him to sleep. His head rests propped up on his hands, elbow on the hard, uncomfortable desk as he blinks, trying to make out whatever's being written on the blackboard. Kawanishi has only taken notes for the first ten minutes of the lecture, before entirely giving up.

His head has been pounding without giving him a break since the previous night, and out of the usual seven hours of sleep he normally gets, he's sure he hasn't actually slept for more than three. Not well, either.

Kawanishi slowly moves his hands to the sides of his head, palms flat on his ears that ache and throb. He hisses under his breath, sniffling, eyes watery.

The room keeps spinning, and his eyelids feel heavy and sore. The ache in his head, ears and chest drowns out everything else.

He doesn't even notice how Shirabu's staring at him from his desk. The setter eyes his friend carefully, and rapidly notices his puffy eyes and his cloth tissue crumpled and indubitably damp with snot.

He returns his attention to the lesson, but not long passes before he's startled by a stifled cough coming from the back of the classroom. Most of his classmates, and even the teacher, only glance at the source of the noise for a split second before going on with their duties.

Yet, Shirabu can't pry his gaze from Kawanishi, who looks more and more in agony with each passing instant. Although he isn't familiar with allergies himself, it's not hard to identify the symptoms.

Headache, runny nose, cough, and tiredness, from the looks of it. He doesn't envy him one bit.

Shirabu recalls that Kawanishi has mentioned being on antihistamine medications, but it doesn't seem that the boy has taken them before coming to school.

"Shirabu-kun!?"

He startles, snappung around to meet his teacher's annoyed gaze. "Perhaps you should focus on the lesson. I know you can get good grades, however I believe you might learn something from this, too."

The boy nods, bowing his head slightly, cheeks tinged in red. "Y-yes sir, sorry sir!!"

Someone snickers, yet Shirabu pays no mind to anyone but Kawanishi, who's still sniffling and struggling to hold his cough.

As soon as the bell rings, marking the end of those neverending fifty minutes, Shirabu is quick to catapult himself to his friend's desk, crocuhing next to it.

Kawanishi, whose head now lays above his arms, that work as a makeshift pillow, slowly tilts his gaze towards Shirabu, cocking an eyebrow in confusion.

"Kenjirou? What're you...?"

"Did you take your meds today? The antihistamine ones." he asks, pragmatic as always. "You know your hay fever's bad, so why didn't you?"

Kawanishi looks like he's about to say something, but a wet cough cuts him off abruptly. Shirabu timidly reaches out with his hand, rubbing soothing circles on his friend's trembling back while he coughs and sputters helplessly.

The middle-blocker reaches for his water bottle with the hand that isn't pressed against his mouth, and shakes his head, regretting the action as it throbs harder.

"Why not? Did you run out?"

"C-couldn't." Kawanishi replies once the coughing fit comes to an end, "Test later. Meds make me sleepy."

Shirabu sighs. Right, they have an English test coming up in the fifth period, he'd momentarily forgotten about it.

"Still..." he fumbles for words, "Your health is more important than a test. You look like you can't breathe."

"Th-that's because it's true." Kawanishi coughs, cheeky. Shirabu lets his shoulders sag, just a bit.

"Listen, I'll make you a deal. We still have a bit more than four hours until the test, so how about you take the meds, rest in the infirmary and come back for it later, if you're up to it?"

"W-what aboutー" a sneeze, then another, then a cough, and a groan. "M-my head, fuck..."

Shirabu doesn't even wait for his friend's final answer. He turns to a classmate, explaining the situation and asking her to warn the teacher. Then, he starts to rummage insise Kawanishi's bag, retrieving the meds, and his bottle.

"Let's go, Taichi." he calls, gentle.

His friend slowly stands, chair screeching against the linoleum, but as soon as he's up, he sways. A hand immediately shoots for the desk, grip tight to steady himself.

Shirabu's got his other arm, a concerned look in his honey eyes.

"You good? Do you need to sit back down?"

"N-no, no, m'fine, just tired." Kawanishi hums, straightening himself. Shirabu still doesn't let go, and the two of them make their way towards the nurse's office.

The walk is painfully slow, Shirabu being forced to stop dragging Kawanishi more than once as the latter doubles over and coughs, or sneezes, or moans in agony.

"You should've stayed in bed."

"You sh-should've let a professional cut your hair."

Shirabu snorts. The fact that Kawanishi's well enough to joke around is a huge relief. Luckily, the infirmary isn't far, and the nurse is kind and quick as he allows them in, instructing Kawanishi to take off his shoes and to loosen his tie before he shows him a free bed.

Shirabu and the nurse exchange a few words, and soon the setter joins Kawanishi, handing him a pill and his water bottle.

"Here. I told the nurse about your hay fever, but he's said he will have to check your temperature and blood pressure anyway, for safe measure. I'll be back in three hours, to see how you're doing."

Kawanishi swallows the pill. He then turns to face Shirabu, "Thanks, man. Sorry for the h- ha- the hassー" a forceful sneeze cuts him off.

"It was no hassle. Now rest." he says, offering a kind smile before he leaves the office, Kawanishi fast asleep.

ーーー

Shirabu doesn't visit him three hours later. Instead, Kawanishi blinks his eyes open to the warm, tangerine sunlight filtering through the infirmary shutters, and only then he sees his friend walking towards him, his own and Kawanishi's school bags and duffel bags thrown over his shoulders.

"Oh, you're up." he chirps.

Kawanishi frowns, face hurting. "What time s'it?"

"Oh, like, 6:30PM? I let you sleep in, since the nurse said you needed to rest more. Ah, the teacher said that you can take the test once you're well, it's no problem for her." Shirabu says, nonchalantly. "I know you're mad at me for tricking you, so I'm treating you to sukiyaki."

"You think food can solve this?"

"Can't it, though?" Shirabu grins.

Kawanishi's stern expression sobers up a second later. "...I get to pick the place. And I want ice-cream later, my throat hurts."

ーーー

Let me know how I did with this one!! And, anon, if you have an AO3 please let me know, so that I can gift this fic to you next week!!

(August 25, 2021)

#my fic #haikyuu sickfic #haikyuu!! sickfic #haikyuu #haikyuu!!#sickfic #sneezing #coughing #headache #kawanishi taichi #shirabu kenjirou #shiratorizawa #sickie kawanishi taichi #caretaker shirabu kenjirou #hay fever #anon request

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gncrevan · 5 years

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Your Guide to the Most Common Antihistamines

H1-Antihistamines

These are what we commonly think of as antihistamines, also known as anti-allergens.

First Generation H1-antagonists are precursors to antipsychotics. They often have a psychotropic effect and tend to calm you down in low doses. Work well as antiemetics against nausea and vomiting. High doses may in some cases cause hallucinations. Often very sedating.

Diphenhydramine aka Benadryl: for some reason really popular in the U.S.? Other countries mainly use it to aid sleep, or to treat an anaphylactic shock. Known to be hallucinogenic in high doses or when mixed with alcohol. IT IS NOT A COLD MEDICINE. ANTIHISTAMINES DON'T HELP AGAINST INFECTIONS.

Dimenhydrinat aka Draminate, Dramamime: a combination of Benadryl and Theophyllin, which is a bronchodilator. Used to treat nausea, vomiting and motion sickness. Due to its highly sedating effect, also used to aid sleep. Like Benadryl, it can cause hallucinations in high doses.

Dimetindene aka Fenistil: very popular in topical cream to treat sunburn or insect bites. In cases where a person doesn't react well to second generation meds, this is usually the go-to alternative, as it is not particularly psychoactive. However, it tends to be very sedating. Most commonly used in relatively high doses either orally or IV to treat anaphylaxis. Can interact badly with tri-cyclical antidepressants!

Second Generation H1-antagonists are safer and cannot be overdosed easily as they don't have extreme side effects. They are less sedating and not psychotropic. If you don't happen to react badly to these, they're the best option available to treat allergies, histamine intolerance or mast cell disease.

Cetirizine aka Zyrtec: your average over-the-counter allergy med. Slightly sedating, but highly effective. Treats hayfever, urticaria, dermatitis etc. Generally advised to be taken before bedtime.

Loratadine aka Claritin: also generally over the counter. Said to not be sedating at all/have no effects on the central nervous system. Treats allergies, eczema etc.

Fexofenadine aka Allegra: sometimes also called a third generation med cause it's technically a derivate of Terfenadin. The latter had a risk of cardiovascular problems that is much reduced in Fexo. It's also not particularly sedating in my experience. I take copious amounts of this as it's a staple to treat MCAS/mastocytosis. It's not available over the counter.

Ketotifen aka Zaditor: also acts as a mast cell stabilizer in addition to being an antihistamine. Treats mast cell disorders, asthma attacks, anaphylaxis and various allergies.

H2-Antihistamines

These decrease stomach acid production (kinda like PPI) and are commonly used to treat reflux, gastritis and other acid-related stomach issues. Since PPI like omeprazole have been found more effective, H2-antagonists have generally fallen out of use, except in therapy for mast cell diseases and in cases where a PPI is not tolerated.

Ranitidine aka Zantac: appears to be the most popular one. Can sometimes cause dizziness, sleepiness, tachycardia and malabsorption.

Cimetidine aka Tagamet: no observable side effects or possibility to overdose. Can interact negatively with tri-cyclical antidepressants, blood pressure medicine, opioids, and a lot of other drugs.

H3-Antihistamines

Kinda rare, sometimes used to treat vertigo and Morbus menière but the effectiveness seems to be controversial.

H4-Antihistamines

As far as I can tell, these are not yet in use. They appear to have anti-inflammatory properties that are being examined.

General Note

All antihistamines can negatively affect your cardiovascular system, cause headaches, and dryness of the mouth. They are also completely broken down via your liver, so as with any medication, if you take it over an extended amount of time, get regular blood checks. That said, especially the newer generations are relatively safe and have few to no side effects. Every medication comes with a certain risk, but antihistamines are in general a lot less risky than for example pain meds, asthma meds, blood pressure meds etc.

However, antihistamines can only treat things that are allergic or autoimmune! They are not beneficial against infections, in fact they actually suppress your immune system. This might be helpful in some cases, for example to not make you throw up, as this is controlled by histamine, but it can only alleviate some symptoms in those cases. If you have allergic inflammations, it can help, especially if used directly on your skin, in your nose or eye, and it can counteract allergic reactions in your body, but it cannot fight bacteria or a virus. Please don't treat your cold with benadryl! Also please don't treat your allergies with benadryl if you have other options, second gen meds are much safer!

#antihistamines #allergies #mastocytosis #mast cell activation syndrome #mast cell disease #educational

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