AA-2
This is the model number of Vector Technologies' Keeper subdermal control system.













Abyssin Grafting Patch
This unusual form of bandage was developed by Kirgalis Pharmaceutical Exports, and used specially-harvested regenerative cells from the Abyssin bio-chemistry. When applied to a wound, the patch promotes the rapid growth of new skin cells to heal the wound. The patch isn't as affective as bacta, but is extremely useful in field situations.













Air Ambulance
This repulsorlift transport is used to convey injured and ailing individuals to hospital facilities as quickly as possible. Essentially a transport airspeeder, the air ambulance is crewed by a pilot, co-pilot, a medical technician, and up to two prone patients.













Air Cushion
This special bed is used in hospitals to help comfort burn victims. One of the few advances in medicine to come out of the Imperial armed forces, the air cushion uses a series of small repulsors to float the patients above the surface of the bed. This allows the patient to lie still without contacting their burned skin, and increases hygiene by allowing the patient to be bathed without soiling bedding.













Athakam II Med Unit
Developed by Athakam Medtech, this device is sometimes referred to as a medbed. Equipped with a repulsorlift engine, the Med Unit can transport a being while diagnosing and, if possible, administering treatment for a variety of injuries and illnesses. The Med Unit can transport the injured being to a hospital with a simple push. A 2-1B medical droid can also access the Med Unit, further enhancing its diagnostic capability.













Autodoc
An automated medical station. This unmanned unit is mostly found in transport hubs, space stations, and poorer sections of cities. Closely related to the bacta parlor, the Autodoc is not a fully closed unit, but found in restroom facilities. The patient will sit on the autodoc and get a fully bioscan, then a diagnosis will be printed off for the privacy of the patient. There are then options to have a hypospray of a drug to help the patient, or the unit gives directions to the nearest medical facility for further assistance.













Autotourniquet
This medical device is used to stop the flow of blood from a limb by compressing the vessel with a force field.













Bio-cap
This emergency medical device was designed to assist field doctors who dealt with severed limbs. The bio-cap was placed over the remaining stump, keeping flesh and bone alive until a bionic prosthesis could be attached.













Bioflesh
The synthetic flesh used to cover bionic prosthetics.













Bio-lense
This synthetic material is used to cover and color the iris of a humanoid eye. They can be manufactured to exactly conform to the shape of the iris and pupil, and are used by spies and undercover agents to disguise their true eye color and shape.













Bioscan
This device was a scanning and diagnostics package developed for use by doctors and field medics, and allowed them to identify and analyze the biological condition of a living being. Originally developed in a joint effort by Athakam MedTech and the Rhinnal State Medical Academy, this walk-in device was equipped with a doppraymagno scanner, a vapor sampler, a toxin sensor, and a full-range energy scanner. All these systems combined to produce a complete bioscan of a patient, providing a wealth of information on their physical well-being.













Bollen Pattern
This medical outline defines a series of neural connections which links all the body's muscles to a central location, such as the brain. The bollen pattern of an individual is essential to the implantation of a RiMPack.













This Hypo Adhesive device is used by nurses and doctors to apply gels to burns and lacerations in the most sanitized way.



















This hypospray is used to inject plasma, pain relievers, stimulants and other drugs in liquid state directly into the patient's blood stream with little to no pain.












This device is a scanner used in conjunction with a medical biobed or portable bio reader to determine a patient's ailments.























Stimulator's are known to send electric currents or chemical inducers into a patient's nervous system to revive or awaken a patient from a coma, unconsciousness, or from induced sleep.





This is a model of scanner that just came out on the market. It eliminates the need for two units--the scanner and the readout screen--combining the two into one unit.