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Cassandra saw the message from Erik and replied. ~I have a meeting with Doctor Sokolov with cryptic instructions to get a good night's sleep. Who is your meeting with?~
She was really wondering what was going on now. Surely they couldn't have been informed of their efforts to cure the rotlung that fast. Or...maybe someone heard her asking about the underground signal? Hm...
Harrison popped out of his bay and moved over to the desk, "I am still analyzing," he said, "but something is seriously wrong. The radiation levels in the goo I collected are way over the safe limits. I think we should all have a turn in the cool down showers." that was his term for the special showers that they stayed in until their were in the safe zone radiation wise.
Cassandra nodded, "i'll tell Jen," she said with a nod, "And I didn't honestly expect anything else. That's the most likely explanation for that kind of lung deterioration. So we need to isolate it, and get you working on a respirator that will protect, prevent and be easy to use."
Harrison smiled, "I am one step ahead of you doc," he said straightening a bit in his pride, "I have a machine, just need the radiation type so i can focus on it."
She chuckled, "You usually are one step ahead of me in that kind of thing. Good work. Shower down and I'll see you in the morning." He nodded and made his way to the cool down and she stood and went to Jen's door. Jen appeared and she only smiled a small sideways smile.
Jen sighed, "What happened?' she asked, "Do I need a shot? immediate surgery?"
Cass smirked, "No, just a long stay in the Irradiation shower."
Jen blinked, "Well hell," she sighed, "I just got my hair dry..." She gave Cass a rather irritated look and grabbed a towel and headed for the shower.
Cass always insisted that anywhere she worked be equipped with enough of these showers that no one on her staff had to wait, should equipment malfunction or in case a patient contaminated the bay. She grabbed a towel and a change of clothes and made her way to her chamber and showered. She'd bet Harrison would have to spend the most time in, since he'd been covered in the bug's blood and he had been touching the ooze all day.
She left the shower and frowned thinking of the others. She went to the desk and sent another message off to Erik. ~Hey..Harrison says we were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation today. If you don't have an irradiation shower come up to sick bay and use ours.~
She was really wondering what was going on now. Surely they couldn't have been informed of their efforts to cure the rotlung that fast. Or...maybe someone heard her asking about the underground signal? Hm...
Harrison popped out of his bay and moved over to the desk, "I am still analyzing," he said, "but something is seriously wrong. The radiation levels in the goo I collected are way over the safe limits. I think we should all have a turn in the cool down showers." that was his term for the special showers that they stayed in until their were in the safe zone radiation wise.
Cassandra nodded, "i'll tell Jen," she said with a nod, "And I didn't honestly expect anything else. That's the most likely explanation for that kind of lung deterioration. So we need to isolate it, and get you working on a respirator that will protect, prevent and be easy to use."
Harrison smiled, "I am one step ahead of you doc," he said straightening a bit in his pride, "I have a machine, just need the radiation type so i can focus on it."
She chuckled, "You usually are one step ahead of me in that kind of thing. Good work. Shower down and I'll see you in the morning." He nodded and made his way to the cool down and she stood and went to Jen's door. Jen appeared and she only smiled a small sideways smile.
Jen sighed, "What happened?' she asked, "Do I need a shot? immediate surgery?"
Cass smirked, "No, just a long stay in the Irradiation shower."
Jen blinked, "Well hell," she sighed, "I just got my hair dry..." She gave Cass a rather irritated look and grabbed a towel and headed for the shower.
Cass always insisted that anywhere she worked be equipped with enough of these showers that no one on her staff had to wait, should equipment malfunction or in case a patient contaminated the bay. She grabbed a towel and a change of clothes and made her way to her chamber and showered. She'd bet Harrison would have to spend the most time in, since he'd been covered in the bug's blood and he had been touching the ooze all day.
She left the shower and frowned thinking of the others. She went to the desk and sent another message off to Erik. ~Hey..Harrison says we were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation today. If you don't have an irradiation shower come up to sick bay and use ours.~