This compact device measures life signs—heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and so on. The biomonitor can also analyze blood, sweat, and skin samples. Used by medical services and patients who need to monitor their own health, biomonitors can be worn as an armband or wristband or integrated into clothing.

Made of plastic with a metal needle, syringes are intended for a single use. Can be used to apply injection-vector toxins

The medkit includes drug supplies, bandages, tools, and a (talkative) doctor-expert system that will advise the user on techniques to handle most typical medical emergencies (including fractures, gunshot wounds, chemical wounds, and poisoning, as well as offering advice for the treating shock handling blood loss, and of course performing resuscitations). The medkit’s rating adds to the dice pool of all First Aid Tests, and it must be refilled regularly (usually after every mission, gamemaster’s discretion).

Slap patches are adhesive DMSO-based drug dispensers that allow continual, safe administration of necessary chemicals. They are applied directly to the patient’s skin. Applying a slap patch to an unwilling patient requires a successful melee attack (touch only).

Antidote Patch: Add the rating of an antidote patch to any toxin resistance tests made within 20 minutes after it has been applied (this only applies for toxin the antidote protects against).

Stimulant Patch: This patch allows a user to ignore the injury modifiers of Stun damage; treat it as High PainTolerance equal to patch’s rating. This effect lasts for rating x 10 minutes—after that period of time, she receives one additional point of Stun damage. While a stimulant patch is in effect, the character is unable to rest.

Tranq Patch: This patch inflicts Stun damage equal to its rating.

Trauma Patch: If placed on a dying patient, it allows her to make a stabilization test  using her Body instead of First Aid/Medicine.