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Behind the reception desk, Nancy finished paging Dr. Sciurus over the intercom about another accident arrival and sat down. However her seat wouldn't be getting any warmer because she stood up again at another new arrival. "You the girl with the coffee again? Wha happened dear? We've been getting occasional customers all night." Outwardly appearances often didn't reveal much in the world of medicine, but the nurse studied Sammy's posture curiously.

{O.o Oh dear, how badly is it injured then? Not a simple pop it back in then?}

{O.e;; Ouch, how the...?
S: I told you, theoretically you can dislocate any joint.
That a lot of ligaments though, specially in the wrist o.o Uh.. also some of the paging number things & whatever, i'm mostly just making up.}

Nancy's concerned frown deepened as she approached for a closer look. "Of course, what's wrong? I call him again." She picked up the phone again. "Doctor Sciurus, E-One-Five--" "--I'M RIGHT HERE WOMAN, I HEARD YOU THE FIRST TIME!" An exasperated, somewhat strained, male voice yelled from down the hall as the surgeon came running. It didn't matter that the first page had been different one, Sciurus felt as if he were a decapitated chicken running around with everything going on and another doctor running late. "What have we to add to this New Year's Eve of Horrors now? " He looked from Sammy to the nurse.

{Oui, and forgive me for being a bit too literal. /huggles poor Sammy/Solsi/}

Nancy was not the kind of person who took to being yelled at, even if it wasn't intentional. Don't you yell at me, I got no way to know if you hear me or not and I'm not yo mother to watch you twenty-four/seven. And the holiday ain't my fault either! Sciurus glowered at the nurse. He didn't have the time or energy to argue with her; indeed, were it not for the fact that there would be another mess to clean and he'd go to prison, the surgeon might've contemplated sticking a sharp implement in her right there. Instead the doctor shut his eyes, took a calming breath before turning his attention to Sammy and attempted to soften his tone. "Alright, come with me to a room and I can examine you. My apologies for the state of things."

{ALL THE HUGS! /shot}

Sciurus simply ignored Nancy and started walking to find an empty room. He couldn't help having a quick pace, although he was trying to slow himself down for Sammy's sake. Running on a mix of caffeine and adrenaline on a busy injury prone holiday probably wasn't what a doctor would order, and he was starting to get a head ache which meant he probably needed more coffee. Suddenly the surgeon stopped and banked left into a room with the usual bed and cabinets. He stuck his head back out of the door, cursing himself for his hastiness. "Sorry, in here. There's a bed if you wish to sit."

The first thing the surgeon did was claim one of the stools with a sigh and snatch up a coffee thermos nearby. He raised it to his lips before pausing with a glance at the ceiling, "I'm going to gut that woman if she pages me again..." Sciurus drained the thermos before looking at Sammy with a frown. He wheeled over and studied her with just his eyes first, looking over her posture and frame. Sciurus' gaze kept drifting back to her arm, he couldn't be sure if he detected any swelling. "You are obviously unwell, but first I must inquire if you are Diabetic and have eaten recently. If you have any prominent health issues or allergies, I would like to know ahead of time as a precaution."

Now that triage was out of the way he could get down to business. Sciurus deliberately stared at her arm now. "Excellent. So what seems to be ailing you at present?" The surgeon glanced at Sammy as if remembering something. "... Forgive me, would you like something to eat? Or perhaps a blanket?"

{HAPPY NEW YEAR!}
Sciurus' eyes narrowed at her statement. Now with a closer study he could see some swelling at the joints, though swelling by itself was a rather vague diagnostic. He nodded once and edged closer. "Have you any history of Arthritis, Tendinitis, Gout, or Fibromyalgia? Perhaps any recent physical trauma?"