Congratulations!! You have chosen to work in Hathian General Hospital. This Handbook should serve as a very good starting point for all staff members from Volunteers to Senior Physicians. It is our hope that the information contained within helps to get you acquainted with and inspires your role within HGH. Get to know the other staff members; everyone was new once and will be willing to help. Any further questions you may have can be directed to either of the current HGH Chief of Staff. Additionally, you are invited to get in touch with the current leads at your earliest convenience to discuss your goals and specialties. Doing so also ensures that you are in the system properly and added to the Municipal Network, a group that allows HPD, FDH, and HGH staff to communicate with one another. We will try to provide you with both OOC and IC information as it pertains to Medical Roleplay. Always remember, when in doubt, Google is your best friend. WebMD can also be a valuable resource for symptoms, treatments, and drug facts. Medical Admission Procedures & Patient Charts General Medical Guide Positions Available within Hathian General Hospital CODE OF CONDUCT We have tried to keep the rules simple. We don’t want to discourage any type of roleplay you partake in within HGH, instead hoping to inspire fun, but realistic, operations within a Medical Center in a very dark town. 1. Staff at all times represent HGH: This includes off duty, outside of the […]

Only prescribe antibiotics for bacterial infections if: Symptoms are significant or severe There is a high risk of complications The infection is not resolving Refer to these as a general rule, some conditions are the exception to the rule. RESPIRATORY/EAR/THROAT/NOSE INFECTIONS: Amoxicillin EYE INFECTIONS: Chloramphenicol MENINGITIS: Benzylpenicillin SKIN INFECTIONS: Cephalexin Erythromycin GASTROINTESTINAL: Erythromycin Ciprofloxacin STD/URINARY: Chlamydia – Azithromycin Gonorrhoea – Ceftriaxone Vaginitis/Yeast Infections – Metronidazole PID – Ceftriaxone UTI – Trimetoprim (updated 3/2017)