Hospital Wing Information - Printable Version

Hospital Wing Information - Printable Version

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Hospital Wing Information - Ruby Haswell - 08-28-2025

Hospital Wing Information

The Infirmary is where the students, faculty, and staff go for medical care while school is in session. Greenhouse #4 supplies all plant ingredients, while the Paddock supplies ingredients from magical creatures.

Students have the freedom to unofficially help out in the Wing, however there is no real recognition for their work. Head Healer Blustwick, a larger grandmotherly type, has dedicated ten years of service to the Hogwarts castle, and while a bit grumpy, she is overall a good resource for students to learn from.

Hospital Wing Layout - Gideon Blackwood - 08-30-2025

Layout & Room Descriptions

Waiting Area

Situated at the entrance of the Hospital, this is a calm and welcoming space for students, staff, and visitors.

Seating: A plush sofa and several armchairs provide comfortable seating.
Atmosphere: The area is brightened by enchanted, floating lumos orbs. It is filled with various potted plants, including magical species that emit a soothing, light scent to help calm nervous visitors.

Patient Ward

This is the central space of the Hospital Wing, designed to be open, airy, and filled with natural light from large windows. The floor is polished stone, easy to clean.

Capacity: 10 beds in total, divided into two rows of 5 beds on either side of the open space. Each bed has a privacy curtain that can be drawn with a magical charm.
At one end of the room there is a magical storage cabinet. This holds general medical supplies that are used regularly. When empty, the cabinet magically restocks from the storage room off the greenhouse. Regular organization and cleaning is required.

Hospital Wing Greenhouse

This large greenhouse is dedicated to cultivating and harvesting the magical plants used in the Wing's remedies and potions.

Features: The air is humid and smells of rich soil and exotic flowers. Rows of planter beds contain a wide variety of plants, from common herbs like Mint and Ginger to more specialized plants like Fluxweed and Horehound. The greenhouse is charmed to provide the perfect conditions for each plant.

Supplies Storage Room

A large, practical room for storing all extra medical supplies, located off the Greenhouse.

Contents: Stacks of clean bandages, enchanted splints, and other standard medical tools. Shelves are organized with categories for easy access, such as "Skeletal Restoratives," “Anti-Bleeding,” "Salve Jars," and "Bed Linens.” If kept in order, the supplies will magically restock the Patient Ward cabinet.
At one end of the storage room, there is a large magical Dumbwaiter that lowers to ground level, where the castle greenhouse can send up plants in a quick and effective manner.

Apothecary

This room is the heart of the Wing's medicinal operations. It is a dedicated space for mixing and preparing potions and remedies.

Features: The room is lined with shelves of jars and bottles containing various magical ingredients. It features several large workbenches with cauldrons of various sizes and enchanted scales for precise measurements.
Locked cabinets are used to store the more dangerous potions and ingredients.

Student Worker Lounge and Locker Room

This area is a dedicated space for student workers to decompress and prepare for their duties.

Lounge: A quiet and clean room featuring a small table with chairs and two comfortable sofas. It's an ideal spot for a break between shifts or to study in peace.
Locker Room: Connected to the lounge, this is a private space where workers can safely store their belongings and change into their wing uniforms. It contains lockers for bags and hooks to hang their robes.

Head Healer's Office

Located off the main infirmary area, this is a private space for the Head Healer to manage administrative tasks, consult with staff, and meet with patients.

Layout: Includes a large desk, comfortable chairs for consultations, and shelves filled with reference books on magical medicine. A separate door connects directly to the infirmary for quick access.

Head Healer's Personal Quarters

A small, private living space located off the Head Healer's office. This allows the Healer to be on call at all times without having to travel far.

RE: Hospital Wing Information - Gideon Blackwood - 08-30-2025

Potion Storage List

Below, you will find a list of all ingredients found in the Greenhouse and Castle potions storage. Many are deemed dangerous and therefore locked away for adult use only.

Abraxan hair	Aconite	Aconite Fluid
Acromantula venom	Adder's Fork	African Red Pepper
African Sea Salt	Agrimonia	Agrippa
Alcohol	Alihotsy	Aloe vera
Angel's Trumpet	Anjelica	Antimony
Armadillo bile	Armotentia	Arnica
Ashwinder egg	Asian Dragon Hair	Asphodel
Avocado	Balm	Banana
Baneberry	Bat spleen	Bat wing
Beetle	Beetle eye	Belladonna
Betony	Bezoar	Billywig sting
Billywig sting slime	Billywig wings	Bitter root
Blatta Pulvereus	Blind-worm's Sting	Blood
Bloodroot	Blowfly	Bone
Bone meal	Boom Berry	Boomslang skin
Borage	Bouncing Bulb	Bouncing Spider Juice
Bubotuber pus	Bulbadox juice	Bundimun Secretion
Bursting mushroom	Butterfly weed	Butterscotch
Camphirated Spirit	Castor oil	Cat hair
Caterpillar	Centaury	Cheese
Cherry	Chicken	Chicken Lips
Chinese Chomping Cabbage	Chinese Fireball claw	Chizpurfle carapace
Chizpurfle fang	Cinnamon	Clabbert pustule
Cockroach	Comfrey	Corn starch
Counter-ingredient	Cowbane	Crocodile heart
Curious Dew	Daisy	Daisyroot
Dandelion	Dandruff	Dark chocolate
Deadlyius	Death-Cap	Death's-head Hawk Moth
Dittany	Doxy egg	Dragon blood
Dragon Claw Ooze	Dragon claw	Dragon dung
Dragon horn	Dragon liver	Dragon's Breath Macroalgae
Dragonfly	Dragonfly thorax	Dugbog tongue
Eagle owl feather	Eel eye	Epsom salt
Erumpent horn	Erumpent tail	Exploding Fluid
Exploding Ginger Eyelash	Eye of Newt	Fairy wings
Fanged Geranium	Fanwort	Fenny snake
Fillet of a Fenny Snake	Fire	Fire seed
Fireball spike	Flabberghasted leech	Flesh
Flitterbloom	Flitterbloom Tentacle	Flitterby
Flobberworm Mucus	Flower head	Flutterby Branch
Fluxweed	Fly	Flying Seahorse
Foxglove	Frog	Frog brain
Fwooper feather	Giant Purple Toad wart	Gillyweed
Ginger	Gnat Heads	Gomas Barbadensis
Goosegrass	Granian hair	Graphorn horn
Gravy	Griffin claw	Gulf
Gurdyroot	Haliwinkles	Hellebore
Hemlock	Herbaria	Hermit crab shell
Hodag horn	Honey	Honeywater
Horklump juice	Horn of Bicorn	Horned slug
Horned toad	Horse hair	Horseradish
Howlet's Wing	Human hair	Ice pop
Iguana blood	Jewelweed	Jobberknoll feather
Kelp	Knarl quill	Kneazle hair
Knotgrass	Lacewing fly	Lady's Mantle
Lard	Lavender	Leaping Toadstool
Leech	Leech juice	Left handed nazle powder
Lethe River Water	Lichen	Lily of the Valley
Lionfish	Liquorice	Liver
Lizard's Leg	Lobalug venom	Lovage
Ludwigia inclinata	Maca Root	Mackled Malaclaw tail
Mallowsweet	Mandrake	Maw
Mercury	Mercury and Mars	Milk chocolate
Milk of magnesia	Mimbulus Mimbletonia Boil	Mint
Mistletoe	Moly	Mongrel fur
Moondew	Moonseed	Moonstone
Morning dew	Mosaic flower	Motherwort
Murtlap tentacle	Mushroom	Myrtle
Nagini's venom	Neem oil	Nettle
Newt	Newt spleen	Niffler's Fancy
Nutmeg	Nux Myristica	Occamy egg
Octopus Powder	Onion juice	Orange juice
Peacock feather	Pearl Dust	Peppermint
Peppermint oil	Petroleum Jelly	Pickled Slugs
Plantain	Plimpy eye	Poison ivy
Polypody	Pomegranate juice	Pond Slime
Poppy head	Porcupine quill	Powder of vipers-flesh
Pritcher's Porritch	Ptolemy	Puffapod
Puffer-fish	Puffer-fish eyes	Puffskein hair
Pumpkin juice	Pungous Onion	Raspberry
Rat spleen	Rat tail	Re'em blood
Red flame algae	Red wave waterweed	Romanian Longhorn horn
Rose	Rose oil	Rue
Runespoor egg	Russian's Dragon Nails	Rotten egg
Sage	Sal Ammoniac	Salamander blood
Salpeter	Salt	Salt water
Saltpetre	Sardine	Scale of Dragon
Scarab beetle	Scurvy-grass	Shrake spine
Shrivelfig	Silver	Silverweed
Sliced caterpillar	Sloth brain	Slug
Snake	Snake fang	Snake skin
Snakeweed	Sneezewort	Snowdrop
Sopophorous Bean	Sopophorous plant	Spearmint
Spider	Spider Legs	Spider fang
Spine of Lionfish	Spirit of Myrrh	Spleenwart
Spring water	Square Root	Squill
Squill bulb	St John's-wort	Staghorn
Standard Ingredient	Standard potioning water	Star Grass
Starthistle	Stench of the Dead	Streeler shell
Sulphur Vive	Tar	Tartar arnica
Thaumatagoria	Thyme	Tincture of Demiguise
Toe of Frog	Toenail	Tongue of Dog
Tooth of Wolf	Tormentil	Troll bogeys
Tubeworm	Unicorn blood	Unicorn hair
Unicorn horn	Unicorn tears	Urine
Valeria	Valerian	Venomous Tentacula
Vervain	Vinegar	Wampus cat tears
Wartcap powder	Wartizome	Water
White chocolate	White spirit	Wiggenbush
Wiggentree	Wine	Witch hazel
Witch's Ganglion	Witches' Mummy	Wood louse
Woodlice Extract 63	Wool of Bat	Wormwood
Yeti fur

RE: Hospital Wing Information - Gideon Blackwood - 08-30-2025

Medicinal Potions List

Anti-Paralysis Potion	A potion that heals paralysis.
Antidote to Common Poisons	A potion that reverses the effects of common poisons.
Antidote to Uncommon Poisons	A potion that reverses the effects of uncommon poisons.
Blood-Replenishing Potion	A potion that replenishes the taker's blood if they have been injured and lost blood.
Brann Gnister Unction	Heals minor burns
Bruise removal paste	A paste to remove bruises.
Burn-Healing Paste	A thick paste used to heal burns.
Burning Bitterroot Balm	Presumably a soothing balsam made from the Bitterroot plant.
Calming Draught	A potion that calms the user of shock, trauma, etc.
Cough Potion	A potion that soothes and reduces coughs.
Cure for Boils	A potion that cures boils.
Deflating Draught	A potion that deflates anything swollen by magical means.
Dr Ubbly's Oblivious Unction	Heals wounds given by thoughts.
Dragon dung fertiliser	A solution that helps plants grow.
Draught of Peace	A potion that relieves anxiety.
Dreamless Sleep Potion	A potion that places the taker in a sleep that is dreamless.
Drowsiness Draught	Makes drinker drowsy.
Fatiguing Infusion	A potion that, when either drank or inhaled, caused fatigue.
Fergus Fungal Budge	A fungicidal product that treated ringworm infections on the feet.
Fire Protection Potion	A potion that protects the taker from being burnt.
Germinating Potion	A potion that helps to grow plants.
Grand Pepperup Potion	A stronger version of Pepperup Potion.
Grand Wiggenweld Potion	Most likely a stronger version of Wiggenweld Potion.
Healing Potion	A potion which heals the drinker, it replenishes any lost health or stamina.
Hiccoughing Solution	A potion that most likely cures hiccups.
Invisibility Potion (energy boost)	A potion that is presumed to give the taker an energy boost.
Laxative Potion	A potion that is most likely a laxative.
Lung Clearing Potion	A potion whose effects are unknown; most likely cures the taker of lung infections.
Mandrake Restorative Draught	A potion made from Mandrakes that restores a person that has been petrified to their original state.
Mouth Itching Antidote	Cures Mouth Itching (possibly).
Murtlap Essence	Soothes and heals painful cuts and abrasions.
Oculus Potion	Restores the drinker's sight. Counteracts the Conjunctivitis Curse.
Pepperup Elixir	Contains 46% alcohol, dosage should not exceed 7/21 drops per potion. Perhaps related to Pepperup Potion.
Pepperup Potion	Relieves and/or cures cold symptoms.
Poison Antidote	Antidote base for common poisons.
Pomfrey's Pick-Me-Up	Kind of tonic, cures minor physical damages.
Restoration Potion	Reverts spell effects.
Revive Potion	Awakens an unconscious person.
Skele-Gro	Regrows missing bones.
Snuffling Potion	Causes the drinker to stop sniffing
Star Grass Salve	Healing potion for soothing injuries.
Strong Invigoration Draught	More powerful version of the Invigoration Draught.
Ten-Second Pimple Vanisher	Treats acne.
Thick golden potion	Healing, curse quarantining.
Vitamix Potion	Gives energy to the drinker.
Wiggenweld Potion	Able to sterilise and heal minor wounds. Awakens a person from magically-induced sleep (and hence can cure Draught of Living Death).
Wolfsbane Potion	Eases the symptoms of lycanthropy; prevents werewolves from losing their minds post-transformation.
Wound-Cleaning Potion	Antiseptic.

RE: Hospital Wing Information - Gideon Blackwood - 08-30-2025

Hospital Wing Medicinal Plant List

The large greenhouse connected to the Hospital Wing is filled with plants needed for everyday healing. While the Castle Greenhouse on the ground supply other areas of the caste (Classes, Kitchens, Academic Study, etc.), the Hospital Wing Greenhouse makes sure they are never without needed ingredients for healing potions.

All plants found in this greenhouse are also found in Greenhouse #4.

Aloe	The gel from the leaves is used topically to soothe burns, cuts, and skin irritations.
Althea (Marshmallow)	The root is used to soothe sore throats, coughs, and digestive issues.
Anise	Used to aid digestion and treat coughs.
Angelica	Traditionally used for digestive problems and respiratory issues.
Asafoetida	Used in traditional medicine to help with digestion and respiratory ailments.
Asafoetida	Used in traditional medicine to help with digestion and respiratory ailments.
Asphodel	Leaf used in many potions
Basil	A common culinary herb that has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Bay	Used to aid digestion.
Betony	Traditionally used for headaches and nervous tension.
Burdock	The root is used as a diuretic and for skin conditions.
Caraway	Used to aid digestion and relieve gas.
Chamomile	Known for its calming effects, it's used to reduce anxiety, promote sleep, and soothe digestive upsets.
Cinnamon	Has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Coltsfoot	Used as a cough suppressant, though it contains compounds that can be toxic in high doses.
Comfrey	Historically used for sprains, bruises, and bone fractures. (Topical only, do not ingest)
Coriander	Used to aid digestion.
Daisy	Used in Shrinking Solution Potion (root)
Damiana	Believed to have aphrodisiac and mood-enhancing properties.
Dandelion	The root and leaves are used as a diuretic and to support liver health.
Dill	Used to soothe digestive issues.
Dittany	Used traditionally for stomach ailments and as an antiseptic.
Dragon’s Blood	A resin used in traditional medicine as an antiseptic and to treat wounds.
Elecampane	Used for respiratory conditions.
Eucalyptus	The oil is used to relieve congestion and as an antiseptic.
Eyebright	Used to treat eye inflammation and other eye ailments.
Feverfew	Commonly used to prevent and treat migraines.
Flax	A source of omega-3 fatty acids and fiber.
Fluxweed	Oil used in calming draught potion
Frankincense	A resin used in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory properties.
Galangal	Used for digestive issues and as an anti-inflammatory
Garlic	Known for its potential to support cardiovascular health.
Ginger	Widely used to treat nausea and inflammation.
Ginseng	An adaptogen used to boost energy and reduce stress.
Hawthorn	Used to support heart health.
Hazel	The leaves and bark are used for their astringent properties.
Hibiscus	Used to lower blood pressure and for its high vitamin C content.
Horehound	Used as a remedy for coughs and sore throats.
Jasmine	Used for its calming properties.
Juniper	Used as a diuretic and for digestive issues.
Knotgrass	Used as an astringent and to support respiratory health.
Lady's Mantle	Used for women's health issues.
Lavender	Known for its calming and antiseptic properties.
Lemon	The citrus is rich in vitamin C and used for various ailments.
Lemon Balm	Used to reduce stress and anxiety, and promote sleep.
Linden	The flowers are used to make tea that promotes relaxation and soothes colds.
Lovage	Used as a diuretic and for digestive issues.
Marjoram	Used to soothe coughs and digestive problems.
Meadowsweet	Used to relieve pain and reduce fevers.
Mint	Used to soothe digestive upsets and relieve nausea.
Mugwort	Used for digestive issues and as a mild sedative.
Mullein	Used for respiratory ailments.
Myrtle	Used for respiratory conditions.
Nettle	Used as a diuretic and for joint pain.
Nutmeg	Used in traditional medicine for digestive and nerve issues.
Passion Flower	Used to treat anxiety and insomnia.
Patchouli	The oil is used for skin conditions.
Peppermint	Used to relieve headaches, nausea, and digestive issues.
Rose	Used for its anti-inflammatory properties and as a mild astringent.
Rue	Traditionally used for various ailments, but toxic in large doses.
Saffron	Used for its antioxidant properties and in traditional medicine for mood regulation.
Sage	Used for sore throats and its antioxidant properties.
Sandalwood	A traditional remedy for colds.
Sneezewort	Used as a diuretic and for digestive issues.
Shrivelfig	Leaves used in medicinal potions.
Star Anise	Used to aid digestion.
Thistle	Milk thistle is used to support liver health.
Thyme	A natural antiseptic used for coughs and respiratory issues.
Tormentil	Used as an astringent and to treat diarrhea.
Valerian	Used as a sedative and to treat insomnia and anxiety.
Vanilla	Used for its calming properties.
Vervain	Used to treat nervous conditions and insomnia.
Yarrow	Used to stop bleeding and reduce fevers.

Hospital Wing Poisonous Plants

The following plants are considered poisonous when ingested. These plants can be used in potions, oils and salves under the guidance of the Head Healer.

Aconite
Belladonna
Bittersweet
Celandine
Cowbane
Daffodils
Elkweed
Foxglove
Hellebore
Hemlock
Henbane
Holly (seeds)
Honeysuckle
Inkberry
Ivy
Morning Glory
Oleander
Periwinkle
Poppy
St. Johns Wort (can be poisonous in large doses or when mixed with other medicines)
Wormwood
Yew

((OOC: The information provided in this document is for IC informational purposes only. It is not intended to be taken as medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Many of the plants mentioned can be highly toxic or poisonous. Do not ingest, apply topically, or handle any of these plants without the guidance of a trained professional. The misuse of plants can be dangerous, and this information is not a guide for self-medication.))