Healing Abilities
Slow-Release Medpac – A basic HoT (Healing-over-time) that apparently has the ability to stack up to 3 times. (More info on the next ability.)
Emergency Medpac – Now, the tooltip isn’t incredibly clear, but this ability heals based on the number of Slow-Release Medpac already applied to the target. What we don’t know, is if using Emergency Medpac consumes the existing Slow-Release Medpac‘s on the target, or simply heals. I’m going to assume it consumes the Slow-Release Medpac‘s on the target, causing the heal, and causing you to have to re-apply those Slow-Release Medpacs again.
Underworld Medicine – A quick, 1 second cast direct heal, that heals for a small amount. Consider this the quickest emergency heal you have if Emergency Medpac is unavailable for some reason.
Advanced Kolto Pack – A bit slower, 2 second cast direct heal, that heals for almost twice as much as Underworld Medicine. A stable in the Smuggler’s healing abilities, but more of a pro-active heal than a reactive heal. If your tanks about to die, you probably don’t want to wait 2 seconds for this heal to land.
Triage – aka Dispel – Removes 2 “tech” or “physical” effects from the target. This confirms that different effects on targets are classified based on their aspect. In World of Warcraft, you have magic, curses, poisons and diseases. So far in Star Wars: The Old Republic, I’ve seen Bleeds, Tech Effects and Physical Effects. I’ll bet there are plenty more types of effects, and different types of healers can probably remove different types. A typical MMO configuration for healers!

Crowd Control Abilities

Tranquilizer – An opening CC ability, much like World of Warcraft’s Sap ability, which is also only usable in stealth and on targets not in combat. Will be a great ability for smugglers to use on targets before a pull occurs, causing them to sleep for 60 seconds.
Flash Grenade – I’m not sure exactly how this ability works, nor am I sure what “blindness” in an MMO could mean. I’m going to guess that it’s a reduced chance for those “blinded” targets to hit other targets, perhaps a +% miss chance? Not sure, if you got to play the Smuggler at PAX, let us know!

Damage Dealing Abilities

Many of the damage dealing abilities we are showing off here are probably “un-talented” versions of the ability, meaning they probably are a lot better when your character is designed to deal damage, and not heal. However, we did see the abilities in the video, so we entered them into our list of abilities seen!
Flurry of Bolts – No energy cost, normal range, and no cooldown. This looks like it’s the goto ability for Smugglers who seem to have run out of energy and still like to shoot their blaster. In a game with no auto-attack, abilities like this are required, but not incredibly powerful.
Quick Shot – A pretty standard attack that requires energy and seems to hit pretty hard! This will probably be a staple in the rotation of any DPS Smuggler, but since we haven’t seen a full list of abilities, it’s hard to judge.
Back Blast – An up-close, high damage, high energy cost ability that is only usable from behind the target.
Scatter Blast – Another up-close ability, with an interesting “debuff” that may provide a lot of insight into the Smuggler as a DPS class. It has a flat 10% increase to “Bleed” effects on the target, which leads you to believe atleast one of the advanced class specs for the Smuggler may be entirely focused on Bleed effects or DoTs. Let’s hope so!
Pistol Whip – Every class I’ve viewed so far seems to have atleast one melee attack, this is the Smugglers, they are going to whip you with their pistol. A classic vigilante move!
Surrender – Have agro on that big scary Rancor that the tank forgot to pick up? Surrender!

Buff Abilities

Lucky Shots – 5% crit is pretty good for every class, including healers. Who doesn’t want to crit more?
Cool Head – Boost’s the Smuggler’s energy regeneration rate for those really intense moments that you need more energy than normal.