MEDICAL SPECIALIST
Medical specialists are actually players tasked with treating "gambling injuries."
As such, they have the ability to “heal” the other players on their team who have been targeted and thus get them back into the game quickly, using bandages that the operators themselves must wear. They carry weapons like any other player and can play freely, as the team agrees. (There may be one to several doctors per team, according to the organization's criteria).
The Medical Specialist will use the IFAK of the targeted player, for the rehabilitation of the player who had one or more limbs injured in the game (arms and legs).
To do so, he must apply the bandage to the JOINT of the affected limb, indicating that the player is once again able to perform his game functions. In the event of a critical wound, the bandage must be applied around the torso of the targeted operator. Bandages are individual and cannot be given away to heal other players.
If the "Medical Specialist" is hit and injured in the arms, he cannot "treat" himself or attend to other colleagues. Any other player will be able to heal the "Medical Specialist". Under no circumstances does this specialist “self-medicate”, thus requiring care from another player.
If the injured Player receives a shot to the torso or head, it will be considered critical. The choice of bandage (12, 15 or 20x180) was due to the length factor, which takes about 1:30 minutes to apply. Also due to the length factor, when applied to the affected limb joint, it reduces its mobility by more than 70%, making the task difficult and increasing realism, simulating a real injury.
Thus, it is not allowed to fold the bandage or any other device that shortens its application. It is also forbidden for the injured player to assist the medic by turning the body, for example.
To care for the injured, the doctor must proceed as follows:
1. The physician must remove the red cloth from the attended operator and deliver the cloth to the operator to start the procedure.
2. When removing the red cloth, the injured person can shoot and inform about the position of the opposing team;
3. At the end of the care, the doctor must indicate to the injured person that the care has been completed, thus allowing him to move in the field again.
4. The wounded are allowed to use their weapons during the re-play procedure (healing being performed by the doctor).