Q is from a futuristic post-scarcity society of humans and other star-exploring species that work together for the betterment for all begins. She grew up on an alternative version of Earth, where space exploration is commonplace, and humans live symbiotically with other living begins.

Chief medical officers aboard a starship or starbase were directly in charge of the sickbay or infirmary, commanding medical department personnel and activities. The CMOs' primary duties were the oversight and maintenance of the overall health, physical, and mental fitness of crew and passengers. Furthermore as standard medical procedure, the CMO had full medical authority over any patient officially admitted into their care in their facility, including superior officers, until they were formally released from care. As the ship's Xenobiologist, she took care of the crew's pets and was the acting authority of engagement with non-terrestrial species.

She is the C.M.O (Chief Medical Officer) on the Star Ship Margulis (named for Lynn Margulis, an American evolutionary theorist, biologist, science author, educator, and science popularizer, and was the primary modern proponent for the significance of symbiosis in evolution. )

Q (as her friends call her) is curious of her suroundings, a natural wiz at playing the autoharp, and feels like she has a greater purpose in the universe. As a young woman, she spent most of her time studying the medical journals and teaching of her mother (Janet Khan, a phytologist) and was in love with nature of her home planet of Earth. She often looked up at the sky at night and wondered how other life out there existed, and that desire fueled her passion to become a scientist and pursue a career like her father ( a Star Ship Captain and war veteran)to wonder among the stars, seeking new life and cultures to discover. While onboard her first maiden voyage, a strange anomaly in the Sigma Quadrant brought her vessel to explore this strange phenomenon. As the ship neared the shimmering tear in space, a smaller wormhole materialized on the ship's bridge, and with a flash of crimson particles, Q vanished from sight and was transported to the realm of Infinitas.

A portable medical kit with various medical supplies for treating first-aid for all sorts of alien and known species.

A small device for emergency oxygen, for terrestrial species.

Biorhythms are based on the idea that a person's life is on a cycle, with peaks and troughs. Using mathematical formulas, people can calculate and graph their cycles, thus determining good days (peaks) and bad days (troughs). This device monitors the wearer's biorhythms and provides feedback in the form of data.

The tablet is equipped with sensors and analysis software tailored for medical diagnostic purposes. It is usually the first tool a space exploring doctor uses when assessing a patient's condition. The device can function aboard the vessel in sickbay, as well as on away missions. A medical tablet can, in certain instances, provide a recommended course of treatment for all sorts of species. (for example a "Medical tricorder" from Star Trek)