Please note, this guide is a work in progress and will be updated with medical items and stats as soon as I have more time.

In Gray Zone Warfare, they've created the Human Health System or HHS for short. It doesn't rely on traditional HP (hit points). Instead, it employs a detailed simulation of various body parts and vital pools like blood and hydration. When your character experiences health issues, they're signaled by distint symptoms, each indicating a specific problem. In Gray Zone Warfare, you don't survive by treating symptoms, but instead tackling their root causes.

• Wounds (red marker): Result from projectile or melee weapon hits that bypass protective gear. Categorized as Light, Medium, or Severe based on bleeding severity. Light wounds heal over time, while others require treatment.
  
  
• Bruises (purple marker): Occur when projectiles are stopped by protective gear, causing pain. They heal naturally after a while.
  
  
• Treated wounds (green marker): Follow treatment of Medium or Severe wounds, causing temporary discomfort before healing.
  
  
• Damaged/Organ damage: Key organs like the brain, heart, lungs, and liver can sustain damage, visible as color changes on X-rays. Destruction of vital organs like the heart or brain results in immediate death.
  
  
• Damaged bones: Arm and leg bones can be damaged by impacts or falls, displayed similarly to organ damage.

• Blood loss: Losing blood leads to negative symptoms, with severe loss resulting in coma. Blood naturally regenerates unless hydration and energy are critically low.
  
  
• Intoxication: Increases with stimulant use, gradually decreasing or requiring treatment.
  
  
• Radiation: Accumulates in irradiated areas, necessitating treatment to prevent lethal levels.

• Bandages: Treat wounds but not bruises.
  
  
• Tourniquets: Stop bleeding but doesn't treat wounds.
  
  
• Splints: Repair damaged bones.
  
  
• Surgery kits: Restore damaged or destroyed organs.
  
  
• Blood bags: Replenish lost blood.
  
  
• Pills: Varied types treat pain, intoxication, or radiation; details provided in item descriptions.
  
  
• Stimulates: Alter HHS behavior with benefits and drawbacks, effects detailed in descriptions.

The system for squad healing is not intuitive right out of the gate. When healing a fellow contractor the medical items must be placed in one of three places.

• Tactical Rig
  
• Tactical Belt
  
• Pockets

These locations are also marked on the left hand side with a little lightning bolt.

1. Go up to player having their medical crisis.
   
2. Examine player using the interaction system.
   
3. If the player has ailments, you should see everything that requires intervention. Please note, if you don't get anything after examining the player. They have no medical issues that require attention.
   
4. Put medical items in one of the slots as listed above.
   
5. Run the medical intervention on your comrade.
   
6. Get back into combat soldier!

These items are used to hold medical items in a smaller inventory profile. These are essential for keeping inventory space compact.

Editor Notes: You must pull items out of these medical bags to use on yourself or your squad mates.


QUICK RELEASE FIRST AID KIT
Designed for quick and seamless access to essential medical supplies, this first aid kit incorporates a quick-release mechanism that allows for swift opening and deployment, ensuring immediate access to supplies during critical moments. The quick Release First Aid Kit is particularly well-suited for situations where time is of the essence, such as emergencies and field operations.

• Container Size: 4

MINI FIRST AID KIT
A compact, multi-use first aid kit designed to hold essential equipment for treating traumatic injuries.

• Container Size: 2

Used for healing Wounds (red marker). Make sure you carry at least 2 of these for any deployment.


ARF TRAUMA BANDAGE 4
The Advanced Rescue First-aid bandage is designed for quick and effective hemorrhage control. This compact and sterile dressing provides essential pressure to manage wounds, making it an indispensable addition to medical kits and first aid supplies.

• Wounds Healed Per Charge: 3
  
• Charges (uses): 4/4

CIVILIAN GAUZE
A basic medical supply commonly used for wound care and dressing.

• Wounds Healed Per Charge: 2
  
• Charges (uses): 3/3

Used for healing broken/fractured limbs. Keep at least one of these in your medical kits at all times.


FLEXIBLE SPLINT
A compact and strong splint crafted to provide support and immobilization for injured limbs. Designed to be lightweight and easy to apply, it will fit almost any fracture.

• Charges (uses): 5/5

CIVILIAN FLEXIBLE SPLINT
A lightweight and adaptable medical device used to immobilize and support injured limbs, particularly in emergency situations or in the absence of professional medical care.

• Charges (uses): 3/3

Used to stop bleeding, these are a vital piece of kit when in an emergency situation and blood is needed to be stopped before combat continues.


COMBAT TOURNIQUET
The Combat Tourniquet is a battle-tested medical device used by virtually every military organization worldwide. It's easy to use, even with one hand, and incredibly effective.

• Charges (uses): 5/5

M.F.A.T TOURNIQUET
The Multipurpose Fast Application Tourniquet is made of a solid vulcanized rubber core with a nylon sheath and a unique locking mechanism. Fast, east to use; and works on all limb sizes (Besides Caseoh).

• Charges (uses): 3/3

RETRACTABLE TOURNIQUET
A specialized medical device designed to control blood flow in emergency situations, particularly during medical procedures or trauma care.

• Charges (uses): 1/1

Used to fix and heal vital organs. You should always keep one of these in your secure container. However you won't always get the chance to use it!


BASIC SURGICAL & SUTURE KIT
A comprehensive medical package containing essential tools for minor surgical procedures to treat organ injury. It includes surgical instruments such as scissors, forceps, and needle holders.

• Charges (uses): 6/6

SMALL SUTURE KIT
A compact and portable medical package designed for suturing purposes. It includes a selection of sutures, needles, and basic instruments required for stabilizing injured organs.

• Charges (uses):3/3

Used to replace the main life pool in Gray Zone Warfare. These are needed to replace lost blood (Hit Points) from an injury.


LARGE BLOOD BAG
A one-liter bag of universal donor blood. This critical resource serves as a vital tool in emergency medical situations, allowing the operator to quickly administer much-needed blood transfusions without the need for blood type matching.

• Blood Per Charge: +500ml
  
• Charges (uses): 2/2

SMALL BLOOD BAG
A half-liter bag of universal donor blood. This critical resource serves as a vital tool in emergency medical situations, allowing the operator to quickly administer much-needed blood transfusions without the need for blood type matching.

• Blood Per Charge: +500ml
  
• Charges (uses): 1/1

Used to relive pain from injury and bruising.


MELOXICAM
A non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug that is prescribed to manage pain and inflammation.

• Duration: 600s
  
• Efficiency: +33%
  
• Charges (uses): 4/4

IBALIN
Civilian-grade painkillers for treating pain, fever, and inflammation. Since they dilute blood, they are not recommended to be used by armed forces.

• Duration: 300s
  
• Efficiency: +33%
  
• Charges (uses): 4/4

ACTIVATED CHARCOAL
A porous substance that undergoes a special activation process to enhance its absorption properties. Known for its ability to trap and absorb toxins, chemicals, and gases in the digestive system, its often used to address cases of poisoning or drug overdose.

• Intoxication per Charge: -10
  
• Charges (uses): 5/5

POTASSIUM IODIDE
Potassium iodide is a chemical compound that serves as a protective measure against radioactive iodine exposure, a byproduct of nuclear accidents or incidents. When taken orally, potassium iodide floods the thyroid gland with stable iodine, effectively blocking the absorption of radioactive iodine isotopes.

• Radiation per Charge: -4
  
• Charges (uses): 3/3

ORI-12
This compound leverages advanced bio-engineering to accelerate the natural healing process of damaged bones. The bio-active growth factors within ORI-12 are carefully selected to mimic the signals released during bone healing. These growth factors stimulate nearby bone-forming cells, encouraging them to increase their activity and generate new bone tissue.

• Regenerates up to 50% of all bones at the cost of increased intoxication and pain.
  
• Duration: 60s

STRYCHNINE
A highly toxic alkaloid compound derived from the seeds of the strychnos nux-vomica tree. Historically, it has been used as a pesticide and in small doses as a stimulant and performance enhancer due to its convulsant effects.

• Blocks body stamina drain at the cost of fully drained arm stamina.
  
• Increased Intoxication.
  
• Increased Energy Drain.
  
• Pain.
  
• Duration: 60s

• Pressing H (default) will result in your character using the correct healing item if in an available slot.
  
• You can quickslot medical items by pressing 4 -> 0 and assigning that medical item.
  
• Items must be removed from medical bags to be used for healing.

Players have a limited time to save a comatose character by addressing the underlying causes—usually blood loss or organ damage.

Nausea can stem from various factors like liver injury, radiation exposure, or intoxication. Given the likelihood of liver injury, utilizing a surgery kit becomes imperative to address the issue effectively.

Remember, understanding your health status and utilizing appropriate treatments are vital for survival in GZW. Stay vigilant by monitoring your Health Panel in the menu for real-time updates on your condition. And never forget, in Gray Zone Warfare, Every Move Matters.

Originally posted by GrayZoneWarfare:

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