ACM EXTENDED / REFERENCE

ACM Extended Wiki

Reference pages for Arma 3 medical gameplay.

Quick reference

Medication cards33 complete medication cards with doses, indications, cautions, interactions and 39 effect graphs.IV access & infusions14G through 20G, EJ and IO, all medication infusion options, PFC guidance and a drip calculator.Clinical descriptorsExact examination wording, thresholds and all 38 shared plain/clinical pairs.Fluids & blood volumeAdmission, leakage, fluid compartments and gradual conversion.Cardiac rhythms13 rhythm presentations, entry patterns, transition timing, causes and treatment.

System guides

Topic	Reference
Airway and chest procedures	Airway & chest
Ventilator setup and controls	Ventilator Settings & Tips
Oxygen delivery and saturation	Oxygen delivery
Bleeding, coagulation and shock	Hemorrhage & shock
Cardiac arrest and rhythms	Arrest & rhythms
Head injury and intracranial pressure	Traumatic brain injury
Partial impairment and wake-up stimuli	Obtunded states
Pressure exposure and delayed lung injury	Blast overpressure
Air transport	Flight Physiology
Menu controls and presentation	Medical menu · Accessibility
Mission configuration	Settings · Zeus modules
Terminology	Glossary

Article revision

Version 1.2.1: Hardcore settings and medication pushes. The Hardcore settings comparison explains each switch with it on and off. See incremental IV / IO pushes, default times and menu behavior, also linked from the affected medication cards. This update follows dev revision bc90fc7; other articles retain their cited review snapshots.

TBI update · B119: the head injury guide, related hemorrhage and oxygen guidance, debug fields, glossary and printable TBI chart now follow dev revision 98d18bb, reviewed 14 September 2026. This separates acute burden from structural history and adds autoregulation and autonomic effects. In-engine physiology and multiplayer staging of this patch remain pending.

Medication, cardiac rhythm, oxygen delivery and Flight Physiology references, the bleeding graphs, infusion list and relevant device controls were checked against the current fork on 13 September 2026. IV access, fluid volume and descriptor references were checked at the preceding reviewed revision. Detailed references include source links.

The earlier 14 September review covered head injury, obtundation, blast exposure, airway and ventilator mechanics, accessibility options and selected Zeus behavior against source revision 4848f63. The other references retain their cited snapshots. Mission settings and later mod revisions can change the behavior.