Medical Record

Medical Report 1

Patient Name: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 15
Patient ID: 23964
Date: 23/04/2422

Admitting Physician: Dr. Maria Ramirez

Chief Complaint: Multiple injuries sustained in a crash landing

History of Present Illness: Lyra Octavia Yagril was brought in after surviving a crash landing on the planet's surface. Upon arrival, she was found to have suffered from significant injuries, including the loss of her right arm and left eye. Additionally, she displayed symptoms of severe head trauma and respiratory distress.

Physical Examination: Upon physical examination, Lyra was found to have sustained extensive injuries. Her right arm had been severed at the shoulder, and her left eye was irreparably damaged. She displayed symptoms of head trauma, including confusion, disorientation, and memory loss. Additionally, her lung function was severely compromised, most likely due to smoke inhalation from the crash.

Diagnostic Testing: Various diagnostic tests were performed on Lyra, including CT scans and bloodwork. The CT scans revealed significant damage to the frontal lobe of her brain, which accounted for her cognitive difficulties. Bloodwork revealed elevated levels of carbon monoxide, indicating significant smoke inhalation.

Treatment: Lyra was immediately placed on a ventilator to assist with breathing, and oxygen therapy was administered to alleviate symptoms of respiratory distress. She underwent extensive cybernetic reconstruction to replace her lost limb and eye, and a course of medication was prescribed to alleviate her symptoms of head trauma.

Prognosis: The patient's prognosis is guarded due to the extensive injuries sustained in the crash. While the cybernetic replacements will allow for some degree of normalcy in daily life, the head trauma will likely have lasting effects on her cognitive function. Additionally, her compromised lung function may make her more susceptible to respiratory infections in the future.

Plan: Lyra will be closely monitored in the ICU over the next several days to ensure adequate healing and recovery. Physical therapy and occupational therapy will be initiated once she is stable enough to participate. Long-term follow-up will be necessary to monitor her progress and ensure the best possible outcomes for her future.

Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

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Medical Report 2

Patient: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 15
Patient ID: 23964
Date: 11/06/2422

Following up on my previous report, I have observed that the patient continues to exhibit forgetfulness and difficulty with sustained focus. In an effort to improve her daily functioning, we have updated the display of her cybernetic eye to include reminders that can be set and monitored remotely by authorized personnel. This should aid in her ability to stay on task and remember important information.

Additionally, it should be noted that the patient has experienced ongoing respiratory issues related to the injuries sustained in her crash. As such, she continues to require the use of a respirator to filter and purify the air she breathes. We will continue to monitor her lung function and adjust treatment as needed.

Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

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Medical Report 3

Patient: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 15

Patient ID: 23964
Date: 29/07/2422

Lyra Yagril was brought to the medical bay after being found wandering around a section of the station that was under maintenance. She appeared disoriented and confused, with no recollection of how she had ended up in the area. Upon examination, it was discovered that Lyra had suffered a seizure, likely due to the brain damage she sustained in the crash.

During her episode, Lyra had inadvertently walked into an area with exposed wiring and other hazardous materials, putting herself at risk of injury or worse. It was fortunate that she was found when she was, as the situation could have been much more dire.

Given the incident and Lyra's continued struggles with cognitive impairment, it is recommended that she be provided with a service animal to help prevent similar situations from occurring in the future. A trained animal could alert her to potential dangers and help guide her to safety in situations where she may become disoriented or confused.

Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

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Medical Report 4

Patient: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 16

Patient ID: 23964
Date: 24/09/2422

Lyra continues to experience memory loss, disorientation, and difficulty focusing on tasks. Despite the progress made with her cybernetic eye display, Lyra continues to have difficulty remembering important events and tasks.

As a result and also due to the danger she has previously put herself into, my request for a service animal to assist Lyra has been approved and a sevice dog to has been assigned to  help with tasks such as retrieving objects, guiding her in public spaces, keeping her away from hazardous areas and alerting her to important events or reminders.

Lyra has been matched with a service dog who has been trained to assist her. A German shepherd previously named "Hunter". The dog has been trained to respond to specific commands and can help her with various tasks. Despite the dog already having an assigned name, Lyra has taken to calling it "Nine". Despite attempts by the handlers to correct her, she becomes visibly distressed when the name is changed.

It is my theory that the patient's attachment to the name "Nine" may be related to her brain injury and memory loss. It is possible that the name holds personal significance to the patient, even if she cannot remember why. It is important that we respect the patient's choice in naming the dog and continue to provide her with the support she needs.

Despite this issue, I believe that the service dog will be a valuable asset for Lyra and will help her to maintain her independence and improve her quality of life. The dog will need to undergo regular training and check-ups to ensure that it remains fit and healthy.

Follow-Up: Lyra will continue to receive regular medical check-ups to monitor her progress. She will also receive ongoing support and training in the use of her service dog. Any issues or concerns should be reported to the medical staff immediately.

Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

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Medical Report 5

Patient: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 17
Patient ID: 23964
Date: 14/11/2422

Lyra Octavia Yagril presents with continued issues related to her brain damage, including absent-mindedness, forgetfulness, and difficulty with focus and attention. However, there have been several instances where Lyra's previous intelligence and skills have shone through, albeit briefly.

During one of her lucid moments, Lyra attempted to construct a device using materials available in her quarters. It appeared to be a type of communication device, possibly meant to amplify or transmit signals.
Unfortunately, Lyra's focus wavered before she could complete the device, and it was left unfinished.

This is not the first instance of Lyra's previous intellect manifesting itself. On previous occasions, Lyra has demonstrated knowledge and skill in engineering and programming.

It is worth noting that these moments of lucidity are often fleeting, and Lyra's cognitive impairment quickly returns.

Assessment: It is possible that Lyra's moments of lucidity are linked to specific triggers, such as exposure to certain stimuli or circumstances. Further investigation is necessary to determine the nature of these triggers and whether they can be utilized to improve Lyra's cognitive function. It is also possible that Lyra's previous skills and knowledge are still present, but are masked by her brain damage and require specific conditions to surface.

Recommendations: Lyra's treatment plan should include ongoing observation and analysis of her moments of lucidity to determine any potential triggers.
It is recommended that Lyra be given opportunities to engage in activities related to her previous interests, such as supervised engineering or programming exercises.


Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

[Additional note:

After reviewing Lyra's progress and abilities, it is recommended that she be considered for placement in the DFA Prodigy program. While her cognitive impairments would need to be taken into account, it may be beneficial for her to develop her skills with technology in a safe environment.
Further evaluation and testing would need to be conducted before any official recommendation is made.]

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Medical Report 6

Patient: Lyra Octavia Yagril
Age: 17
Patient ID: 23964
Date: 19/03/2423

After reviewing Lyra's initial medical report, it appears that her condition has improved significantly. Her cybernetic implants are functioning as expected, and she has adapted well to her new prosthetic arm and ocular implant.

However, there are concerns regarding her respiratory health. Lyra's lung tissue shows signs of scarring, which is likely the result of inhalation of toxic fumes during her crash. As a result, she has been experiencing difficulty breathing and occasional coughing fits.

To manage this condition, Lyra has been fitted with a respirator mask that covers the lower portion of her face. The mask contains a built-in air purifier, which removes harmful particles from the air she breathes. Lyra has been instructed to wear the mask at all times when in areas of potential respiratory hazard.

Lyra has been advised to take precautions to avoid exposure to smoke, dust, and other airborne irritants as much as possible. She has also been advised to undergo periodic respiratory evaluations to monitor for any potential complications resulting from her lung injury.

Overall, the patient's physical and respiratory health has improved, and she is now medically cleared to begin training aboard the DFA Prodigy. We will continue to monitor her progress closely and provide updates as necessary.

Signed,

Signed, Dr. Maria Ramirez

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2424.05 - Lyra is critically injured while charging when Prodigy encounters an ion storm. She suffers damage to all of her implants, nerve damage surrounding her borg implant and intercranial bleeding.

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2424.06 - Lyra is treated with a combination of the Regression Virus and two doses of the regression vaccine, bringing her to the aproximate physicial age of 12 years old and healing all ailments that occured after that age.