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An '''Auto-Doc''' (abbreviation of "Automatic Doctor") is a miracle of pre-War medical technology - a device capable of performing even the most complex medical procedures without qualified medical personnel. Even for a talented physician, these are invaluable aids. Early models were retroactively upgraded with new software and functionality introduced in later Auto-Docs before the [[Great War]] and as such, even Mark I devices are commonly able to perform complex surgeries just as well as the Mark IX and Sink models. |
An '''Auto-Doc''' (abbreviation of "Automatic Doctor") is a miracle of pre-War medical technology - a device capable of performing even the most complex medical procedures without qualified medical personnel. Even for a talented physician, these are invaluable aids. Early models were retroactively upgraded with new software and functionality introduced in later Auto-Docs before the [[Great War]] and as such, even Mark I devices are commonly able to perform complex surgeries just as well as the Mark IX and Sink models. |
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| − | Typically, Auto-Doc functionality includes regenerating health, restoring [[crippled limbs]] and performing surgeries, as well as being capable of implementing [[implants]] that enhance both physical and mental performance. Optional upgrades also allow it to mitigate fatigue (by injecting adrenaline - not recommended for extended use) and dispense medical supplies. Before and after the |
+ | Typically, Auto-Doc functionality includes regenerating health, restoring [[crippled limbs]] and performing surgeries, as well as being capable of implementing [[implants]] that enhance both physical and mental performance. Optional upgrades also allow it to mitigate fatigue (by injecting adrenaline - not recommended for extended use) and dispense medical supplies. Before and after the Great War, Auto-Docs have remained a rare technology found in the possession of only a few individuals. |
==Models== |
==Models== |
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===Mark I=== |
===Mark I=== |
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[[File:MarkIAutoDoc.png|right|180px]] |
[[File:MarkIAutoDoc.png|right|180px]] |
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| − | The first model in the Auto-Doc line features four autonomous arms (mounted with a surgery light, a combination scalpel/syringe, tongs and a multipurpose "hand") attached to a boxy central unit with a CRT control panel attached to its side. Although models of this type are capable of performing even implant installation, they are commonly considered to be obsolete and ancient, in part due to it incorporating proprietary technology, not compatible with later models, making maintenance |
+ | The first model in the Auto-Doc line features four autonomous arms (mounted with a surgery light, a combination scalpel/syringe, tongs and a multipurpose "hand") attached to a boxy central unit with a CRT control panel attached to its side. Although models of this type are capable of performing even implant installation, they are commonly considered to be obsolete and ancient, in part due to it incorporating proprietary technology, not compatible with later models, making maintenance difficult. It only appears in the [[Mojave Wasteland]] and the [[Sierra Madre]]. |
====Locations==== |
====Locations==== |
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| − | * The [[Followers of the Apocalypse]] have one in the [[New Vegas |
+ | * The [[Followers of the Apocalypse]] have one in the [[New Vegas medical clinic]]. |
* A number of Mark I Auto-Docs have been placed in the [[Sierra Madre Casino (hotel)|Sierra Madre Casino]]. |
* A number of Mark I Auto-Docs have been placed in the [[Sierra Madre Casino (hotel)|Sierra Madre Casino]]. |
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| + | * In [[Vera Keyes]]' room in the [[Executive suites]]. |
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===Mark III=== |
===Mark III=== |
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| − | Visually identical to the Mark I model, it is more popular and widespread and parts of it are fully interchangeable between different units. It includes a separate diagnostic module that's prone to burning out after prolonged use. It only appears in the |
+ | Visually identical to the Mark I model, it is more popular and widespread and parts of it are fully interchangeable between different units. It includes a separate diagnostic module that's prone to burning out after prolonged use. It only appears in the Mojave Wasteland. |
====Locations==== |
====Locations==== |
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| − | * [[Caesar]] has a malfunctioning one in his [[Caesar's tent|tent]] at [[Fortification Hill]]. It |
+ | * [[Caesar]] has a malfunctioning one in his [[Caesar's tent|tent]] at [[Fortification Hill]]. It is placed at the foot of his bed. |
* One has been included in [[Vault 34]], although it has broken down after the Great War. |
* One has been included in [[Vault 34]], although it has broken down after the Great War. |
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===Mark IX=== |
===Mark IX=== |
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[[File:MarkIXAutoDoc.png|right|160px]] |
[[File:MarkIXAutoDoc.png|right|160px]] |
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| − | A fully stationary automatic doctor, it is made up of a ventilated cylindrical chamber with automated surgical tools mounted in the ceiling and a CRT control panel mounted on the side. When in use, blue lights circle along the top and bottom of the device. Visually, it strongly resembles a [[Pulowski Preservation shelter]]. It only appears in the [[Sierra Madre]], [[Big MT]] and |
+ | A fully stationary automatic doctor, it is made up of a ventilated cylindrical chamber with automated surgical tools mounted in the ceiling and a CRT control panel mounted on the side. When in use, blue lights circle along the top and bottom of the device. Visually, it strongly resembles a [[Pulowski Preservation shelter]]. It only appears in the [[Sierra Madre]], [[Big MT]] and [[the Divide]]. |
====Locations==== |
====Locations==== |
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| − | * The [[Villa Clinic]] in the |
+ | * The [[Villa Clinic]] in the Sierra Madre has several of these installed in a dedicated clinic wing. |
| − | * A buried and broken one can be seen in the [[Y-17 |
+ | * A buried and broken one can be seen in the [[Y-17 medical facility]] in the Big MT. |
| − | * One can be found in the [[Hopeville Missile Base Headquarters]] |
+ | * One can be found in the [[Hopeville Missile Base Headquarters]], one in the [[Cave of the Abaddon]], another in the [[Ashton missile silo]] in the Divide and a buried one in [[Ulysses' Temple]]. |
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===Sink model=== |
===Sink model=== |
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[[File:SinkAutoDoc.png|right|160px]] |
[[File:SinkAutoDoc.png|right|160px]] |
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| − | A unique prototype and the most advanced model of Auto-Doc. It was built by Dr. [[Mobius]] in [[The Sink]] in the |
+ | A unique prototype and the most advanced model of Auto-Doc. It was built by Dr. [[Mobius]] in [[The Sink]] in the Big MT before he left [[the Think Tank]]. It has a personality profile programmed in a holotape allowing it to talk (in a stereotypical 1940s military drawl) and have a simple personality (it can sleep by snoring loudly and make passing comments on the general health on the person approaching it). |
It is autodidact and can perform complex medical procedures (like implementing implants) alone in contrast to other models demanding someone to apply the procedure. It can give a basic physical exam, cure radiation sickness, lacerations, broken bones and chemical addictions, give a haircut, provide facial reconstruction, implement implants, switch out brains, spines, hearts and perform [[trait|psychiatric evaluation]]. |
It is autodidact and can perform complex medical procedures (like implementing implants) alone in contrast to other models demanding someone to apply the procedure. It can give a basic physical exam, cure radiation sickness, lacerations, broken bones and chemical addictions, give a haircut, provide facial reconstruction, implement implants, switch out brains, spines, hearts and perform [[trait|psychiatric evaluation]]. |
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A stationary type, this large device usually occupies an entire room, but offers a lot more versatility - it comes with its own clamps and braces to secure the patient in, completely independent of a surgery bed, an anesthesia reservoir and a set of automated routines. They also include a built in drug synthesizer that can be programmed to create a variety of chemicals like endorphin blockers. |
A stationary type, this large device usually occupies an entire room, but offers a lot more versatility - it comes with its own clamps and braces to secure the patient in, completely independent of a surgery bed, an anesthesia reservoir and a set of automated routines. They also include a built in drug synthesizer that can be programmed to create a variety of chemicals like endorphin blockers. |
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| − | Also, it can brew synthetic substitutes for otherwise-addictive substances. These synthetics were used as placebos for chem addicts before the [[Great War]]. A function called "priority operator override" can also be used to program non-standard procedures into treatment routines (such as injecting sodium tri-ethylene). It only appears in the [[Core Region]]. |
+ | Also, it can brew synthetic substitutes for otherwise-addictive substances. These synthetics were used as placebos for chem addicts before the [[Great War]]. A function called "priority operator override" can also be used to program non-standard procedures into treatment routines (such as injecting sodium tri-ethylene). It only appears in the [[New California|Core Region]]. |
====Locations==== |
====Locations==== |
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+ | * [[Johnson (Fallout 2)|Doc Johnson]] in [[Redding]] has one in his doctor's practice. |
| − | * Dr. |
+ | * [[Fung|Dr. Fung]] in [[San Francisco]] has one in his doctor's practice. |
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+ | * [[Andrew (Fallout 2)|Andrew]] has a malfunctioning one in the [[Vault City courtyard]]. It needs to be repaired to work to full efficiency and, if this is not done, the unit will randomly malfunction and not heal at all. Attempting to use to install any implants with the unrepaired Auto-Doc gives 99% chance (not 100%) to die horribly (although, for some unfathomable reason, the Auto-Doc never malfunctions for people with [[Low Intelligence character|mental retardation]]). |
==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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Revision as of 02:33, 19 April 2014
An Auto-Doc (abbreviation of "Automatic Doctor") is a miracle of pre-War medical technology - a device capable of performing even the most complex medical procedures without qualified medical personnel. Even for a talented physician, these are invaluable aids. Early models were retroactively upgraded with new software and functionality introduced in later Auto-Docs before the Great War and as such, even Mark I devices are commonly able to perform complex surgeries just as well as the Mark IX and Sink models.
Typically, Auto-Doc functionality includes regenerating health, restoring crippled limbs and performing surgeries, as well as being capable of implementing implants that enhance both physical and mental performance. Optional upgrades also allow it to mitigate fatigue (by injecting adrenaline - not recommended for extended use) and dispense medical supplies. Before and after the Great War, Auto-Docs have remained a rare technology found in the possession of only a few individuals.
Models
Mark I
The first model in the Auto-Doc line features four autonomous arms (mounted with a surgery light, a combination scalpel/syringe, tongs and a multipurpose "hand") attached to a boxy central unit with a CRT control panel attached to its side. Although models of this type are capable of performing even implant installation, they are commonly considered to be obsolete and ancient, in part due to it incorporating proprietary technology, not compatible with later models, making maintenance difficult. It only appears in the Mojave Wasteland and the Sierra Madre.
Locations
- The Followers of the Apocalypse have one in the New Vegas medical clinic.
- A number of Mark I Auto-Docs have been placed in the Sierra Madre Casino.
- In Vera Keyes' room in the Executive suites.
Mark III
Visually identical to the Mark I model, it is more popular and widespread and parts of it are fully interchangeable between different units. It includes a separate diagnostic module that's prone to burning out after prolonged use. It only appears in the Mojave Wasteland.
Locations
- Caesar has a malfunctioning one in his tent at Fortification Hill. It is placed at the foot of his bed.
- One has been included in Vault 34, although it has broken down after the Great War.
Mark IX
A fully stationary automatic doctor, it is made up of a ventilated cylindrical chamber with automated surgical tools mounted in the ceiling and a CRT control panel mounted on the side. When in use, blue lights circle along the top and bottom of the device. Visually, it strongly resembles a Pulowski Preservation shelter. It only appears in the Sierra Madre, Big MT and the Divide.
Locations
- The Villa Clinic in the Sierra Madre has several of these installed in a dedicated clinic wing.
- A buried and broken one can be seen in the Y-17 medical facility in the Big MT.
- One can be found in the Hopeville Missile Base Headquarters, one in the Cave of the Abaddon, another in the Ashton missile silo in the Divide and a buried one in Ulysses' Temple.
Sink model
A unique prototype and the most advanced model of Auto-Doc. It was built by Dr. Mobius in The Sink in the Big MT before he left the Think Tank. It has a personality profile programmed in a holotape allowing it to talk (in a stereotypical 1940s military drawl) and have a simple personality (it can sleep by snoring loudly and make passing comments on the general health on the person approaching it).
It is autodidact and can perform complex medical procedures (like implementing implants) alone in contrast to other models demanding someone to apply the procedure. It can give a basic physical exam, cure radiation sickness, lacerations, broken bones and chemical addictions, give a haircut, provide facial reconstruction, implement implants, switch out brains, spines, hearts and perform psychiatric evaluation.
Locations
Unknown model
A stationary type, this large device usually occupies an entire room, but offers a lot more versatility - it comes with its own clamps and braces to secure the patient in, completely independent of a surgery bed, an anesthesia reservoir and a set of automated routines. They also include a built in drug synthesizer that can be programmed to create a variety of chemicals like endorphin blockers.
Also, it can brew synthetic substitutes for otherwise-addictive substances. These synthetics were used as placebos for chem addicts before the Great War. A function called "priority operator override" can also be used to program non-standard procedures into treatment routines (such as injecting sodium tri-ethylene). It only appears in the Core Region.
Locations
- Doc Johnson in Redding has one in his doctor's practice.
- Dr. Fung in San Francisco has one in his doctor's practice.
- Andrew has a malfunctioning one in the Vault City courtyard. It needs to be repaired to work to full efficiency and, if this is not done, the unit will randomly malfunction and not heal at all. Attempting to use to install any implants with the unrepaired Auto-Doc gives 99% chance (not 100%) to die horribly (although, for some unfathomable reason, the Auto-Doc never malfunctions for people with mental retardation).
Gallery
