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The tool's onboard database was filled with medical information the user could review as needed and its built-in micro-replicator contained the patterns for the most commonly used medical tools small enough to be replicated by the omni-tool, like a small crystal ampoule with pre-filled drugs and the injection technology found in hyposprays. An autoinjector with painkillers or other medications had been incredibly useful while out in the field in Afghanistan and I suspected the same would be true for this time, at least in emergencies or when traditional medical care was unavailable or impossible.

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