The Chemical Research Lab also has two squared flotation tanks for human occupancy when Isaac Clarke first enters the lab, one of these tanks contains a human corpse, the other contains the Hunter in a dormant state. The Chemical Research Lab is a small room located off the Zero-G Therapy hallway, on a corner. The Zero-G Therapy ward, accessed through the Imaging Diagnostics Lab, consists of a hallway which access both Cryo Lab and the Chemical Research Lab, opening into another hallway (Located on the outer hull) containing interconnected medical storage rooms and finally the Zero-G Therapy room itself, a vast, cylindrical chamber in which gravity may be switched on and off. The diagnostic chassis armature is capable of moving under its own power, without need for a Kinesis Module, as demonstrated later when it is doing just that moving rapidly underneath arcs of electricity.
The crux of the Imaging Diagnostics Ward, the Imaging Diagnostics Room is a large space with a locked room which is apparently a hybrid of medical storage and examination room, a secondary exam room, and is the access to the Chemical Research Lab, Cryo Lab, and Zero-G Therapy. The BPC contains racks upon racks of infant clones suspended in green liquid presumably this explains where some (if not most) of the Lurker Necromorphs aboard the Ishimura come from. The Ishimura's BPC is a location on the vessel where crew members having suffered amputating injuries may come to have a biological prosthetic grafted on. When Isaac Clarke first enters the Bio Lab, only the door on the bottom floor of the Main Lab is accessible he must enter it, traverse through the BPC, and enter the room on the top floor of the Main Lab in order to retrieve a canister of Thermite. Two doors in the Main Lab open into rooms marked as the Bio Lab the two rooms are on different floors of the Main Lab, and they do not connect directly to one another. The sprawling Main Lab of the Research Wing is a large room, spread over two floors vertically. The Research Wing of the Ishimura is a relatively compact section of the Medical Decks, compared to the other wings and wards. Isaac Clarke visits the Morgue because he needs to acquire the RIG of Captain Benjamin Matthius, who was deceased before the Kellion's landing and was transported to the Morgue for autopsy.
The USG Ishimura has a large morgue, clearly with a capacity of dozens of bodies, if not hundreds. By the time Isaac arrives, one of the four cylindrical enclosures has been violently shattered by massive physical assault from the outside, and one has a human infant laying, presumably dead, upon the bench. The Ishimura's ICU consists of four medical units enclosed by armored security glass which Isaac is unable to rupture. Immediately adjacent to the Main Hub, the Waiting Room is a fairly small area with a vending machine and a plethora of seats. The Ishimura Clinic is the catchall phrase for the general medical and surgical suite aboard the USG Ishimura. The Security Station contains a Store, a Save Station, and a security kiosk with a console capable of overriding remote hackers and restoring environmental control throughout the deck. The Ishimura's medical decks are very sprawling to facilitate ease of access, the level's Security Station provides access to the many discrete locations one visiting the Medical Decks. The main tram station, of course, is like all others on the ship: it has a sheltered waiting space, encased in glass and furnished with seats, presumably for those who are departing the Medical Decks to wait in for their tram to arrive. The Medical Deck is a sprawling location encompassing numerous laboratories, office spaces, storage spaces, and centers for medical diagnosis and treatment.
The Medical Deck of the USG Ishimura is a large complex located amidships towards the dorsal surface. If the file has been modified from its original state, some details may not fully reflect the modified file. This file contains additional information, probably added from the digital camera or scanner used to create or digitize it.
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