USS Atlanta Sick Bay

The Sickbay aboard the Atlanta is possibly one of the most advanced areas of the ship. Here, the Chief Medical Officer can regenerate tissue, cure cancer and even bring back people from the dead. Sometimes.

The Sickbay is equipped with four advanced biobeds, devices which remotely monitor a patient's condition without the need for sensors placed on the body. The biobed can also generate a localized sterile or anasthetic field, and perform many other functions too numerous to be listed here. Further inside the Sickbay is a large semi-circular surgical operation theater, with the capability to create both an ultra-sterile environment and convert the localized environment to many classes of environments, the most common being classes H, K and L. Above the operation biobed is a ceiling unit outfitted with many detailed sensors and field generating equipment, as well as various medical apparatus.

The Chief Medical Officer's Office is located against the back wall of the Sickbay, and contains a desk, a microscope, a replicator and the physical interface for the Emergency Medical Hologram mark II. This advanced version of the old EMH is infinitely more qualified and is also trained in counselling. Instead of being fully projected like the old EMH, the EMH II is partially replicated as well. The parts that are replicated are the hands and the portable holoemitter that allows the EMH to stray outside of the ship (all decks are now equipped with holoemitters).

Along the walls of the Sickbay are numerous medical facilities, including incubators, medical supply cabinets, a stasis field generator and a support frame for helping to retrain casualties of neural or nerve damage or extreme bone damage in the use of their limbs.