Here is a updated list of things that happened to Simon, with a desc this time
Acute Alcohol Intoxication – Short-term alcohol poisoning causing confusion, vomiting, slowed breathing, or unconsciousness.
Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) – Rapid illness after high-dose radiation exposure, damaging bone marrow and organs.
Acute Ionizing Radiation Effects – Immediate cellular damage from radiation, leading to burns or organ dysfunction.
Cutaneous Necrosis – Death of skin tissue due to severe injury or loss of blood supply.
Acute Stress Response – Immediate fight-or-flight reaction to trauma or threat.
Blunt Force Trauma – Injury from impact without skin penetration.
Cachexia – Severe muscle and weight loss from chronic illness.
DCS (Decompression Sickness)~ 'The Bends' – Gas bubbles in tissues after rapid pressure changes.
Derealization – Feeling detached from or that the world is unreal.
Electrical Injury – Tissue damage from electrical current passing through the body.
Hematemesis – Vomiting blood from upper gastrointestinal bleeding.
Hemoptysis – Coughing up blood from the respiratory tract.
Hypercapnia – Excess carbon dioxide in the bloodstream.
Hypohydration – Body fluid deficit due to dehydration.
Hypoxia – Inadequate oxygen supply to tissues.
Lacerations and Abrasions – Cuts and surface scrapes of the skin.
PTSD – Persistent trauma-related anxiety and intrusive symptoms.
Paranoia – Irrational mistrust or suspicion of others.
Perceptual Disturbances – Hallucinations or altered sensory experiences.
Possible Sepsis – Suspected life-threatening infection causing systemic inflammation.
Rib Contusion – Bruising of rib tissue without fracture.
SIRS – Widespread inflammatory response to severe stress or infection.
Secondary Wound Infection – Bacterial infection developing in an existing wound.
Sleep Deprivation – Insufficient sleep impairing cognition and health.
Social Isolation – Prolonged lack of social interaction.
Thermal Injury – Tissue damage from extreme heat or cold.
Traumatic Amputation – Loss of a limb from severe injury.
mTBI – Mild traumatic brain injury causing brief cognitive impairment.
~For DCS, you’d need a major internal pressure shift—either rapid depressurization or pressure cycling. It would technically be considered cutaneous DCS because of cutis marmorata, the raised patches/welts, and the subcutaneous emphysema, and since there was leakage in the sub before Simon opened the porthole, we can't confirm that it was totally pressurized.
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