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	wavs/marcy-1.wav\|I've confirmed the patient's blood type and blood count, Doctor Vaughn.
	wavs/marcy-2.wav\|Doctor, the patient's vitals are dropping.
	wavs/marcy-3.wav\|Let's begin the conference. The patient has suffered a large laceration extending from his right shoulder to his chest. He also has a compound fracture in his right arm. The bone fragments seem to be aggravating the surrounding tissue.
	wavs/marcy-4.wav\|There are two objectives in this operation. The first is to stop the bleeding and suture the wound. The second is to retrieve the bone fragments, reform them, and set them in place.
	wavs/marcy-5.wav\|Okay, let's begin the operation. The patient's vitals are low. Please use the syringe to stabilize them.
	wavs/marcy-6.wav\|His vitals have been stabilized. Begin treating the external wound. First, you'll need to sew up the laceration with the sutures.
	wavs/marcy-7.wav\|Please inject more. We need to get his vitals up. Begin suturing the remaining lacerations.
	wavs/marcy-8.wav\|The suturing is complete, but there are still some small wounds left. Please treat them with antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-9.wav\|Apply the antibiotic gel to the incision guideline to disinfect the area. The area has been disinfected. Now, make an incision with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-10.wav\|Please apply the gel until the entire guideline turns blue. Trace the incision guideline with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-11.wav\|Please trace the incision guidelines slowly and carefully. Begin treating the fracture. First, retrieve all the bone fragments. Use the forceps to remove the fragments that are lodged in the tissue. Place the fragments on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-12.wav\|Pull the fragments out in the same direction they're facing. The first fragment has been removed. Don't forget to treat the wound. Please place it on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-13.wav\|There are bone fragments still remaining. Please remove them all. The third fragment has been removed. Please treat the wound as well.
	wavs/marcy-14.wav\|All of the bone fragments have been removed. Please treat the remaining wounds now.
	wavs/marcy-15.wav\|Twist your wrist to maneuver the fragment into the correct position. You've successfully placed the first bone fragment. Please continue.
	wavs/marcy-16.wav\|That's not the correct location. Please look at the shape of the bone fragment more carefully.
	wavs/marcy-17.wav\|All of the bone fragments have been properly placed. Now, please use the antibiotic gel to affix them.
	wavs/marcy-18.wav\|The antibiotic gel hasn't been applied to the entire area yet. Now suture it in the same manner as the laceration. You need to suture it more carefully.
	wavs/marcy-19.wav\|Okay, we need to bandage the sutured incision. Use the antibiotic gel to stop the bleeding before we bandage him up.
	wavs/marcy-20.wav\|Apply the bandage from one end of the sutured incision to the other and we'll be finished. You need to apply the bandage directly over the sutured incision. Good work, everyone!
	wavs/marcy-21.wav\|Let's see if we can reshape it with the forceps. Watch the orientation, doctor.
	wavs/marcy-22.wav\|Good work, doctor. I don't know how you can remain so calm during an operation. I'll transfer the patient to room three.
	wavs/marcy-23.wav\|Excuse me, Doctor. Doctor Blaylock is paging you.
	wavs/marcy-24.wav\|Of course, Doctor Vaughn. The test results show that Mister Carlton has multiple tumors in his stomach. They're benign, but rather large. So as a precaution, we're going to excise them using the Powell procedure.
	wavs/marcy-25.wav\|Oh, Doctor Vaughn, you're not letting the patient's rude comment bother you, are you?
	wavs/marcy-26.wav\|Okay, let's begin the operation. Disinfect the area with antibiotic gel before you make your incision with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-27.wav\|You haven't disinfected the area with antibiotic gel yet. Make sure you carefully follow the guideline. Please follow the line carefully and trace it slowly with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-28.wav\|Small tumors seem to have formed. Let's burn them before we extract the larger ones. Use antibiotic gel to heal any wounds caused by the burning of the small tumors.
	wavs/marcy-29.wav\|All the small tumors that can be visually confirmed have been treated. Now let's begin extracting the tumors. I'll get the ultrasound ready. Observe the area with the ultrasound. If you see a shadow, press the A button.
	wavs/marcy-30.wav\|The tumor has been located, but the shadow will disappear over time. Excise the center of it and expose the tumor while it's still visible. Using the scalpel, make an incision down the center of the shadow to expose the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-31.wav\|The shadow has disappeared. Please use the ultrasound again. Follow the Powell procedure and drain the cytoplasm first. Place the drain on the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-32.wav\|The cytoplasm has been drained. Now excise the tumor with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-33.wav\|The cytoplasm has seeped out. Please drain it again. Use the forceps to place the excised tumor on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-34.wav\|Now we need to treat the excised area. Use the forceps to place the synthetic membrane on it. Don't let go of it until you've reached the tray. Apply antibiotic gel to affix it and we'll be finished.
	wavs/marcy-35.wav\|That's not the excised area. I'll prepare a new synthetic membrane.
	wavs/marcy-36.wav\|The membrane has been attached. According to the test results, there should be more tumors.
	wavs/marcy-37.wav\|The tumor has been located. Please expose it with the scalpel. Even if the shadow disappears, you can still estimate where to make the incision.
	wavs/marcy-38.wav\|Okay, now drain the cytoplasm. Excise it with a scalpel before the cytoplasm seeps out again.
	wavs/marcy-39.wav\|The cytoplasm has seeped out. Please drain it again. Please remove the excised tumor with the forceps.
	wavs/marcy-40.wav\|Small tumors have formed. It must be due to the main tumor. That seems to be all the large tumors. Please treat the excised area and the small tumors.
	wavs/marcy-41.wav\|Please carry the excised tumor to the tray before letting go of it. Apply antibiotic gel on the synthetic membrane to affix it.
	wavs/marcy-42.wav\|Please place the membrane on the excised area. I'll provide you with a new one right now. There are several small tumors left. Please treat them all.
	wavs/marcy-43.wav\|The small tumors have been taken care of. Please begin treating the excised area. The procedure is complete. Let's close him up. All right, close him up. Suture the wound according to its size. Treat the bleeding before you bandage the sutured incision.
	wavs/marcy-44.wav\|Apply the bandage from one end of the sutured incision to the other. That completes the operation. Good work, everyone!
	wavs/marcy-45.wav\|If anyone else had performed the operation, I doubt it would have gone so well.
	wavs/marcy-46.wav\|Doctor, we've received a shipment from Concordia. According to the label, it requires refrigeration.
	wavs/marcy-47.wav\|The control chips are ready, Doctor.
	wavs/marcy-48.wav\|Now about these microchips we're replacing.
	wavs/marcy-49.wav\|We will now begin Miss Salazar's operation. The implant is in the pancreas. Please perform a laparotomy.
	wavs/marcy-50.wav\|This must be the implant. Let's use antibiotic gel to stop the hemorrhaging.
	wavs/marcy-51.wav\|A blood pool is forming, get rid of it with the drain.
	wavs/marcy-52.wav\|Use the laser to disable the chips.
	wavs/marcy-53.wav\|The control chip has been disabled. Use a scalpel to cut it out. Be careful of any hemorrhaging that may occur. The control chip has been disconnected. Please remove it with the forceps. Now insert the new control chip into where the old one used to be.
	wavs/marcy-54.wav\|The exchange is complete. We'll repeat this procedure with the rest of the control chips. I'll bring out the second one.
	wavs/marcy-55.wav\|The second chip has been exchanged. Please continue treating the hemorrhaging as well. Here is the third control chip.
	wavs/marcy-57.wav\|The third chip has been exchanged. Just one more to go. This is the last one.
	wavs/marcy-58.wav\|Huh? There's massive hemorrhaging. Use the drain to clear away the blood before continuing with the chip exchange.
	wavs/marcy-59.wav\|Something's not right. Why won't the hemorrhaging stop?
	wavs/marcy-60.wav\|This door's no good. It's been totally warped by the snow. I guess it can't be helped. This hospital isn't exactly new.
	wavs/marcy-61.wav\|I suppose we should still call and have it repair, is something wrong?
	wavs/marcy-62.wav\|Director? Director!
	wavs/marcy-63.wav\|If only he had taken better care of himself. He kept all his troubles and worries bottled up inside, not wanting to burden anyone with his probleMiss
	wavs/marcy-64.wav\|The CAT scan we took earlier has confirmed the presence of multiple tumors. The objective of this operation is to extract these tumors.
	wavs/marcy-65.wav\|You're the only ones who can help him.
	wavs/marcy-66.wav\|Let's begin the operation. The tumors are located in the small intestine. Good luck. The area is a little inflamed. I'll get the anti inflammatory. Use the syringe to inject the anti inflammatory directly into the inflamed area.
	wavs/marcy-67.wav\|The anti inflammatory is working properly.
	wavs/marcy-68.wav\|The tumor has been removed. Please treat the area where you made the excision. That's the last of the tumors that were reported. Please continue to treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-69.wav\|I'm preparing the magnification tool. Use it to search the area thoroughly.
	wavs/marcy-70.wav\|Signs of tumors are decreasing. It spread much more than we anticipated. There are no further signs of tumors. Please remember to treat the remaining areas.
	wavs/marcy-71.wav\|His vitals are stable. I think we're okay now. I was pretty worried at one point, though. Please close him up. The operation is complete. I'm sure the director will recover quickly. Great work, everyone.
	wavs/marcy-72.wav\|I've contacted the University Hospital. We need to transport him immediately.
	wavs/marcy-73.wav\|Oh, don't worry about us. We were able to negotiate a deal with Fairbanks Hospital. Everything is going to be transferred there. All of our patients, staff, and equipment. However, we may have a shortage of world class doctors.
	wavs/marcy-74.wav\|Good luck, Doctor.
	wavs/marcy-75.wav\|Hurry, Doctor!
	wavs/marcy-76.wav\|Hang in there, Doctor. Be careful.
	wavs/marcy-77.wav\|Good job, Doctor. We can relax now.
	wavs/marcy-78.wav\|We don't have much time. Doctor, hurry! Vitals are dropping.
	wavs/marcy-79.wav\|Vitals are red.
	wavs/marcy-80.wav\|The vitals! Be careful.
	wavs/marcy-81.wav\|Wait a second. Doctor, no. That's not it.
	wavs/marcy-82.wav\|Now's your chance.
	wavs/marcy-83.wav\|Understood. Please continue.
	wavs/marcy-84.wav\|The treatment's complete. Finished.
	wavs/marcy-85.wav\|First one complete.
	wavs/marcy-86.wav\|Second one complete.
	wavs/marcy-87.wav\|Third one complete. This is the last one.
	wavs/marcy-88.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-89.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-90.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-91.wav\|Amazing! Keep it up, Doctor!
	wavs/marcy-92.wav\|Huh? This can't be. What? This isn't good.
	wavs/marcy-93.wav\|Here's the antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-94.wav\|Here's a syringe.
	wavs/marcy-95.wav\|Here's the suture.
	wavs/marcy-96.wav\|Here's the drain.
	wavs/marcy-97.wav\|Here's the laser.
	wavs/marcy-98.wav\|Here's the ultrasound.
	wavs/marcy-99.wav\|Here's the magnification tool.
	wavs/marcy-100.wav\|Here's the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-101.wav\|Here are the forceps.
	wavs/marcy-102.wav\|Here's the bandage.
	wavs/marcy-103.wav\|Use the defibrillator.
	wavs/marcy-104.wav\|We don't have any antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-105.wav\|We're out of syringes.
	wavs/marcy-106.wav\|We don't have any thread.
	wavs/marcy-107.wav\|The drain can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-108.wav\|The laser can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-109.wav\|The ultrasound can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-110.wav\|The magnification tool can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-111.wav\|The scalpel can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-112.wav\|The forceps can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-113.wav\|Please treat the blood pool.
	wavs/marcy-114.wav\|Please treat the pus.
	wavs/marcy-115.wav\|Please suture the laceration.
	wavs/marcy-116.wav\|Please treat the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-117.wav\|Please treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-118.wav\|Please treat the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-119.wav\|Please treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-120.wav\|We need to treat the blood pool first. The blood pools need to be treated first.
	wavs/marcy-121.wav\|We need to treat the pus first. First, we need to treat the pus completely. Let's treat the remaining wounds.

	wavs/marcy-1.wav\|I've confirmed the patient's blood type and blood count, Doctor Vaughn.
	wavs/marcy-2.wav\|Doctor, the patient's vitals are dropping.
	wavs/marcy-3.wav\|Let's begin the conference. The patient has suffered a large laceration extending from his right shoulder to his chest. He also has a compound fracture in his right arm. The bone fragments seem to be aggravating the surrounding tissue.
	wavs/marcy-4.wav\|There are two objectives in this operation. The first is to stop the bleeding and suture the wound. The second is to retrieve the bone fragments, reform them, and set them in place.
	wavs/marcy-5.wav\|Okay, let's begin the operation. The patient's vitals are low. Please use the syringe to stabilize them.
	wavs/marcy-6.wav\|His vitals have been stabilized. Begin treating the external wound. First, you'll need to sew up the laceration with the sutures.
	wavs/marcy-7.wav\|Please inject more. We need to get his vitals up. Begin suturing the remaining lacerations.
	wavs/marcy-8.wav\|The suturing is complete, but there are still some small wounds left. Please treat them with antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-9.wav\|Apply the antibiotic gel to the incision guideline to disinfect the area. The area has been disinfected. Now, make an incision with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-10.wav\|Please apply the gel until the entire guideline turns blue. Trace the incision guideline with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-11.wav\|Please trace the incision guidelines slowly and carefully. Begin treating the fracture. First, retrieve all the bone fragments. Use the forceps to remove the fragments that are lodged in the tissue. Place the fragments on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-12.wav\|Pull the fragments out in the same direction they're facing. The first fragment has been removed. Don't forget to treat the wound. Please place it on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-13.wav\|There are bone fragments still remaining. Please remove them all. The third fragment has been removed. Please treat the wound as well.
	wavs/marcy-14.wav\|All of the bone fragments have been removed. Please treat the remaining wounds now.
	wavs/marcy-15.wav\|Twist your wrist to maneuver the fragment into the correct position. You've successfully placed the first bone fragment. Please continue.
	wavs/marcy-16.wav\|That's not the correct location. Please look at the shape of the bone fragment more carefully.
	wavs/marcy-17.wav\|All of the bone fragments have been properly placed. Now, please use the antibiotic gel to affix them.
	wavs/marcy-18.wav\|The antibiotic gel hasn't been applied to the entire area yet. Now suture it in the same manner as the laceration. You need to suture it more carefully.
	wavs/marcy-19.wav\|Okay, we need to bandage the sutured incision. Use the antibiotic gel to stop the bleeding before we bandage him up.
	wavs/marcy-20.wav\|Apply the bandage from one end of the sutured incision to the other and we'll be finished. You need to apply the bandage directly over the sutured incision. Good work, everyone!
	wavs/marcy-21.wav\|Let's see if we can reshape it with the forceps. Watch the orientation, doctor.
	wavs/marcy-22.wav\|Good work, doctor. I don't know how you can remain so calm during an operation. I'll transfer the patient to room three.
	wavs/marcy-23.wav\|Excuse me, Doctor. Doctor Blaylock is paging you.
	wavs/marcy-24.wav\|Of course, Doctor Vaughn. The test results show that Mister Carlton has multiple tumors in his stomach. They're benign, but rather large. So as a precaution, we're going to excise them using the Powell procedure.
	wavs/marcy-25.wav\|Oh, Doctor Vaughn, you're not letting the patient's rude comment bother you, are you?
	wavs/marcy-26.wav\|Okay, let's begin the operation. Disinfect the area with antibiotic gel before you make your incision with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-27.wav\|You haven't disinfected the area with antibiotic gel yet. Make sure you carefully follow the guideline. Please follow the line carefully and trace it slowly with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-28.wav\|Small tumors seem to have formed. Let's burn them before we extract the larger ones. Use antibiotic gel to heal any wounds caused by the burning of the small tumors.
	wavs/marcy-29.wav\|All the small tumors that can be visually confirmed have been treated. Now let's begin extracting the tumors. I'll get the ultrasound ready. Observe the area with the ultrasound. If you see a shadow, press the A button.
	wavs/marcy-30.wav\|The tumor has been located, but the shadow will disappear over time. Excise the center of it and expose the tumor while it's still visible. Using the scalpel, make an incision down the center of the shadow to expose the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-31.wav\|The shadow has disappeared. Please use the ultrasound again. Follow the Powell procedure and drain the cytoplasm first. Place the drain on the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-32.wav\|The cytoplasm has been drained. Now excise the tumor with the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-33.wav\|The cytoplasm has seeped out. Please drain it again. Use the forceps to place the excised tumor on the tray.
	wavs/marcy-34.wav\|Now we need to treat the excised area. Use the forceps to place the synthetic membrane on it. Don't let go of it until you've reached the tray. Apply antibiotic gel to affix it and we'll be finished.
	wavs/marcy-35.wav\|That's not the excised area. I'll prepare a new synthetic membrane.
	wavs/marcy-36.wav\|The membrane has been attached. According to the test results, there should be more tumors.
	wavs/marcy-37.wav\|The tumor has been located. Please expose it with the scalpel. Even if the shadow disappears, you can still estimate where to make the incision.
	wavs/marcy-38.wav\|Okay, now drain the cytoplasm. Excise it with a scalpel before the cytoplasm seeps out again.
	wavs/marcy-39.wav\|The cytoplasm has seeped out. Please drain it again. Please remove the excised tumor with the forceps.
	wavs/marcy-40.wav\|Small tumors have formed. It must be due to the main tumor. That seems to be all the large tumors. Please treat the excised area and the small tumors.
	wavs/marcy-41.wav\|Please carry the excised tumor to the tray before letting go of it. Apply antibiotic gel on the synthetic membrane to affix it.
	wavs/marcy-42.wav\|Please place the membrane on the excised area. I'll provide you with a new one right now. There are several small tumors left. Please treat them all.
	wavs/marcy-43.wav\|The small tumors have been taken care of. Please begin treating the excised area. The procedure is complete. Let's close him up. All right, close him up. Suture the wound according to its size. Treat the bleeding before you bandage the sutured incision.
	wavs/marcy-44.wav\|Apply the bandage from one end of the sutured incision to the other. That completes the operation. Good work, everyone!
	wavs/marcy-45.wav\|If anyone else had performed the operation, I doubt it would have gone so well.
	wavs/marcy-46.wav\|Doctor, we've received a shipment from Concordia. According to the label, it requires refrigeration.
	wavs/marcy-47.wav\|The control chips are ready, Doctor.
	wavs/marcy-48.wav\|Now about these microchips we're replacing.
	wavs/marcy-49.wav\|We will now begin Miss Salazar's operation. The implant is in the pancreas. Please perform a laparotomy.
	wavs/marcy-50.wav\|This must be the implant. Let's use antibiotic gel to stop the hemorrhaging.
	wavs/marcy-51.wav\|A blood pool is forming, get rid of it with the drain.
	wavs/marcy-52.wav\|Use the laser to disable the chips.
	wavs/marcy-53.wav\|The control chip has been disabled. Use a scalpel to cut it out. Be careful of any hemorrhaging that may occur. The control chip has been disconnected. Please remove it with the forceps. Now insert the new control chip into where the old one used to be.
	wavs/marcy-54.wav\|The exchange is complete. We'll repeat this procedure with the rest of the control chips. I'll bring out the second one.
	wavs/marcy-55.wav\|The second chip has been exchanged. Please continue treating the hemorrhaging as well. Here is the third control chip.
	wavs/marcy-57.wav\|The third chip has been exchanged. Just one more to go. This is the last one.
	wavs/marcy-58.wav\|Huh? There's massive hemorrhaging. Use the drain to clear away the blood before continuing with the chip exchange.
	wavs/marcy-59.wav\|Something's not right. Why won't the hemorrhaging stop?
	wavs/marcy-60.wav\|This door's no good. It's been totally warped by the snow. I guess it can't be helped. This hospital isn't exactly new.
	wavs/marcy-61.wav\|I suppose we should still call and have it repair, is something wrong?
	wavs/marcy-62.wav\|Director? Director!
	wavs/marcy-63.wav\|If only he had taken better care of himself. He kept all his troubles and worries bottled up inside, not wanting to burden anyone with his probleMiss
	wavs/marcy-64.wav\|The CAT scan we took earlier has confirmed the presence of multiple tumors. The objective of this operation is to extract these tumors.
	wavs/marcy-65.wav\|You're the only ones who can help him.
	wavs/marcy-66.wav\|Let's begin the operation. The tumors are located in the small intestine. Good luck. The area is a little inflamed. I'll get the anti inflammatory. Use the syringe to inject the anti inflammatory directly into the inflamed area.
	wavs/marcy-67.wav\|The anti inflammatory is working properly.
	wavs/marcy-68.wav\|The tumor has been removed. Please treat the area where you made the excision. That's the last of the tumors that were reported. Please continue to treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-69.wav\|I'm preparing the magnification tool. Use it to search the area thoroughly.
	wavs/marcy-70.wav\|Signs of tumors are decreasing. It spread much more than we anticipated. There are no further signs of tumors. Please remember to treat the remaining areas.
	wavs/marcy-71.wav\|His vitals are stable. I think we're okay now. I was pretty worried at one point, though. Please close him up. The operation is complete. I'm sure the director will recover quickly. Great work, everyone.
	wavs/marcy-72.wav\|I've contacted the University Hospital. We need to transport him immediately.
	wavs/marcy-73.wav\|Oh, don't worry about us. We were able to negotiate a deal with Fairbanks Hospital. Everything is going to be transferred there. All of our patients, staff, and equipment. However, we may have a shortage of world class doctors.
	wavs/marcy-74.wav\|Good luck, Doctor.
	wavs/marcy-75.wav\|Hurry, Doctor!
	wavs/marcy-76.wav\|Hang in there, Doctor. Be careful.
	wavs/marcy-77.wav\|Good job, Doctor. We can relax now.
	wavs/marcy-78.wav\|We don't have much time. Doctor, hurry! Vitals are dropping.
	wavs/marcy-79.wav\|Vitals are red.
	wavs/marcy-80.wav\|The vitals! Be careful.
	wavs/marcy-81.wav\|Wait a second. Doctor, no. That's not it.
	wavs/marcy-82.wav\|Now's your chance.
	wavs/marcy-83.wav\|Understood. Please continue.
	wavs/marcy-84.wav\|The treatment's complete. Finished.
	wavs/marcy-85.wav\|First one complete.
	wavs/marcy-86.wav\|Second one complete.
	wavs/marcy-87.wav\|Third one complete. This is the last one.
	wavs/marcy-88.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-89.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-90.wav\|Doctor?
	wavs/marcy-91.wav\|Amazing! Keep it up, Doctor!
	wavs/marcy-92.wav\|Huh? This can't be. What? This isn't good.
	wavs/marcy-93.wav\|Here's the antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-94.wav\|Here's a syringe.
	wavs/marcy-95.wav\|Here's the suture.
	wavs/marcy-96.wav\|Here's the drain.
	wavs/marcy-97.wav\|Here's the laser.
	wavs/marcy-98.wav\|Here's the ultrasound.
	wavs/marcy-99.wav\|Here's the magnification tool.
	wavs/marcy-100.wav\|Here's the scalpel.
	wavs/marcy-101.wav\|Here are the forceps.
	wavs/marcy-102.wav\|Here's the bandage.
	wavs/marcy-103.wav\|Use the defibrillator.
	wavs/marcy-104.wav\|We don't have any antibiotic gel.
	wavs/marcy-105.wav\|We're out of syringes.
	wavs/marcy-106.wav\|We don't have any thread.
	wavs/marcy-107.wav\|The drain can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-108.wav\|The laser can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-109.wav\|The ultrasound can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-110.wav\|The magnification tool can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-111.wav\|The scalpel can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-112.wav\|The forceps can't be used.
	wavs/marcy-113.wav\|Please treat the blood pool.
	wavs/marcy-114.wav\|Please treat the pus.
	wavs/marcy-115.wav\|Please suture the laceration.
	wavs/marcy-116.wav\|Please treat the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-117.wav\|Please treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-118.wav\|Please treat the tumor.
	wavs/marcy-119.wav\|Please treat the remaining wounds.
	wavs/marcy-120.wav\|We need to treat the blood pool first. The blood pools need to be treated first.
	wavs/marcy-121.wav\|We need to treat the pus first. First, we need to treat the pus completely. Let's treat the remaining wounds.