ACE3 Medical

ACE3's medical system is completely different from vanilla Arma. If you've used ACE2's medical system then its very similar to what you've used. This is a basic guide to show recruits how to administer basic first aid with the Interaction menu.

In order to first give medical treatment, you need to have medical supplies on you. The minimum of what your expected to carry is:
 * 6x Bandages (Basic) - Used to stop bleeding
 * 4x Morphine - Used to counter pain
 * 1x Epinephrine - Used to revive
 * 1x 250 ml Blood Bag - Duh.

Administering first aid to self
Apply first aid to self is fairly simple, holding down your assigned self interaction menu key, drag your cursor to medical (Showed in figure 1.1) and choose the damaged body part. If you screen begins to flash white (Figure 1.3), then that means you require a morphine. If you screen begins to flash white then that means that you're in pain and are unable to aim accurately, thus decreasing your performance. It is also worth noting that morphine can only be applied to arms and legs. Another point worth mentioning is that you can overdose on morphine, thus blurring your view (Figure 1.4).
 * If the body part is red (Figure 1.2), then the body part is heavily bleeding and may require more than 2 bandages.
 * If the body part is yellow (Figure 1.2), then the body part is partly damaged and requires less amount of bandages.
 * If the body part is white (Figure 1.2), the the body part does not need and bandages.

Blood bags and epinephrine cannot be used on your self and requires you to use it on someone else or someone else use it on you.

Administering first aid to others
Administering first aid to other is a little different. Depending on the state of the person can lead to different options. Regardless, communication is key in this, when working on a downed patient, relay to the patient what you are currently doing. e.g ''"Alright private, you look pretty banged up but ill get you up, gonna start bandaging your arm ... now your leg ... now pushing morphine's ... and finally epi". ''Even when multiple people are working on a single member, its best to relay what body part your working on, or if you're covering.

Administering first aid to someone conscious
Firstly, Identify what is wrong with the patient. It could either be visually checking or interacting with the patients head and selecting diagnose or simply asking what the patient needs. From there, administer what is required. Remember that
 * Bandages stops bleeding and a bloody screen
 * Morphine stops blurry/flashing screen
 * Blood bags for people low on blood (Or if they see more saturated colours)

Reviving a person from a downed state
You dont