As a continuation of #9389
As a bonus, any drugs that mentioned their IRL counterpart in their description now describe their predecessor as ancient, and the new ones as modern. The biggest difference here is just the Antihistamine which was given a full new name. They're similar enough that they'll be recognized (most of them) but different enough for us to call our own and not care what the real medicines are/do since these are our sci-fantasy versions just inspired by them.
This PR removes brain surgery's ability to instantly cure all traumas. Now traumas have been roughly divided into four categories of treatment:
1: Chakra therapy cures traumas that directly affect physical behavior, such as tourettes or paralysis. It is accomplished via the crystal therapy pod available to the psychiatrist.
2: Hypnotic therapy cures traumas that directly affect mental behavior, such as phobias or confusions. It is accomplished via the mesmetron pocketwatch available to the psychiatrist.
3: Isolation therapy cures traumas that cause hallucinations. It is accomplished via the metronome and facilitated by the isolation room available to the psychiatrist.
4: Surgical therapy cures traumas that do not fit into the above categories. It is accomplished via brain surgery.
Using the crystal therapy pod's neural scan function will provide the psychiatrist the brain damage the patient suffers from in numerical form. It falls upon the psychiatrist to determine how much of this brain damage is being caused by mental traumas the crystal therapy pod is equipped to deal with. Excessive cycles will cause increasing amounts of radiation damage.
The mesmetron pocketwatch requires the patient to believe in hypnosis. It then puts the patient into a slumber, where the psychiatrist can hypnotically suggest new behavior, provided the patient continues to believe in hypnosis. Each suggestion cures a single hypnotic trauma.
The isolation room is equipped with a metronome. When active, the metronome will have a chance every ticktock of the metronome to cure an isolation trauma, provided the patient is totally alone.
The psychiatry office has been expanded into a complete mental health ward. The only thing it is lacking is beds, as I believe recovering mental health patients still belong in the recovery ward.
The chaplain can also cure isolation and chakra traumas by dispelling the demons within with his null rod. Staring at the supermatter unprotected has been known to hypnotize. Electricity applied by any source directly to the head is also known to sometimes cure electroshock trauma.
