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The Diagnosans are a sophisticated spacefaring humanoid race widely acknowledged as the natural physicians of the galaxy. Their most readily notable characteristics include a slim, two meters tall body; an enlarged head and long dexterous fingers which likely aid in surgery. An extremely acute sense of smell and natural ability to detect even the smallest pathogens has also granted them excellence in their profession. Ironically, the Diagnosans themselves are terribly vulnerable to airborne germs and must wear filtering air masks nearly all the time. Diagnosans are an alien race known for their natural ability to detect and treat a variety of diseases in all types of living things. Due to this, many of them become physicians. They have complex minds and an equally complex language, so much so that standard translator microbes cannot decode the intricacies of their speech. They are soft-spoken and gentle, further adding to their abilities as doctors. Diagnosans can diagnose disease in many different races, from humans to Leviathans, such as Moya. Diagnosans are members of a fictional alien race in the Farscape television series. Due to their natural ability to detect and treat a variety of diseases in all types of living things, many of them become physicians. They have complex minds and an equally complex language, so much so that standard translator microbes cannot decode the intricacies of their speech. They are soft-spoken and gentle, further adding to their abilities as doctors. Diagnosans can diagnose disease in many different races, from humans to Leviathans, such as Moya.

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Extremely sensitive olfactory senses ; Vulnerability to inhaled pathogens, require sterilized air

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The Diagnosans are a sophisticated spacefaring humanoid race widely acknowledged as the natural physicians of the galaxy. Their most readily notable characteristics include a slim, two meters tall body; an enlarged head and long dexterous fingers which likely aid in surgery. An extremely acute sense of smell and natural ability to detect even the smallest pathogens has also granted them excellence in their profession. Ironically, the Diagnosans themselves are terribly vulnerable to airborne germs and must wear filtering air masks nearly all the time. Diagnosans are a pacifist and gentle species which dedicate their efforts to detecting and treating illness in all sorts of oddball alien races. Their brains are exceptionally complex and so is their language, resulting in standard translator microbes having difficulty to decipher the nuances of their speech. When performing surgery, they will prefer to use a sterile force field to keep the area clean, allowing them to remove their mask apparatus for that time. If a patient cannot be saved, the Diagnosan will freeze the body just before death in order to preserve the organs for future patients. It has been proposed that the nasal cavities of Diagnosans lack the protective hair and mucus present in Humans and other species, thus explaining both their greatly enhanced olfactory sense and their vulnerability to airborne pathogens. Diagnosans are members of a fictional alien race in the Farscape television series. Due to their natural ability to detect and treat a variety of diseases in all types of living things, many of them become physicians. They have complex minds and an equally complex language, so much so that standard translator microbes cannot decode the intricacies of their speech. They are soft-spoken and gentle, further adding to their abilities as doctors. Diagnosans can diagnose disease in many different races, from humans to Leviathans, such as Moya. Their primary flaw as a species is, ironically, their own inability to tolerate infection in their bodies. Typically, Diagnosans wear special masks whenever they are in a situation where they may come into contact with a contagion. Usually, they use a sterile force field when performing surgery, but they must put their mask back on before turning off the field, since even traces of a disease can prove fatal if inhaled into their nose and mouth. In the episode, Die Me, Dichotomy, Grunchlk revealed he often froze the bodies of dying patients at the moment before death, in order to use their organs for other patients, and as such was able to find a compatible brain tissue sample for Crichton's operation. It is unknown if this cache of bodies was Grunchlk's design, or if all Diagnosans keep such organ reserves. The character Stark became extremely upset after realizing this, since he is a Stykera, and can communicate with dying individuals as they are crossing over. There is very little else that is known about Diagnosans, since they only appeared in a few episodes of Farscape. Diagnosans are an alien race known for their natural ability to detect and treat a variety of diseases in all types of living things. Due to this, many of them become physicians. They have complex minds and an equally complex language, so much so that standard translator microbes cannot decode the intricacies of their speech. They are soft-spoken and gentle, further adding to their abilities as doctors. Diagnosans can diagnose disease in many different races, from humans to Leviathans, such as Moya. Their primary flaw as a species is, ironically, their own inability to tolerate infection in their bodies. Typically, Diagnosans wear special masks whenever they are in a situation where they may come into contact with a contagion (figure 1.1). Usually, they use a sterile force field when performing surgery, but they must put their mask back on before turning off the field, since even traces of a disease can prove fatal if inhaled into their nose and mouth (figure 1.2).