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On the battle field, [[Marines]], and even [[Spartans]] need to have health packs, or MedKits, available. Each MedKit carries small stores of | On the battle field, [[Marines]], and even [[Spartans]] need to have health packs, or MedKits, available. Each MedKit carries small stores of [[Biofoam]] (see below), stitch kit, sedatives, and bandages, and other useful field dressing components. | ||
BioFoam is a healing, coagulant foam that is inserted into the skin and even deeper into the body itself. This foam keeps damaged organs in place and helps stop bleeding and hemorrhaging. It is, unfortunately, very painful to use. | BioFoam is a healing, coagulant foam that is inserted into the skin and even deeper into the body itself. This foam keeps damaged organs in place and helps stop bleeding and hemorrhaging. It is, unfortunately, very painful to use. | ||
These are only in the first [[Halo: Combat Evolved|Halo]] video game. In [[Halo 2]], health regenerates on its own, much like the [[Master Chief|Master Chief's]] [[Shields]] | These are only in the first [[Halo: Combat Evolved|Halo]] video game. In [[Halo 2]], health regenerates on its own, much like the [[Master Chief|Master Chief's]] [[Shields]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:59, July 24, 2006
Summary
On the battle field, Marines, and even Spartans need to have health packs, or MedKits, available. Each MedKit carries small stores of Biofoam (see below), stitch kit, sedatives, and bandages, and other useful field dressing components.
BioFoam is a healing, coagulant foam that is inserted into the skin and even deeper into the body itself. This foam keeps damaged organs in place and helps stop bleeding and hemorrhaging. It is, unfortunately, very painful to use.
These are only in the first Halo video game. In Halo 2, health regenerates on its own, much like the Master Chief's Shields
