Nurse, I Need My Medication

The audio opens with the gentle, distinctive sound of a packet being ruffled and then carefully opened. A person, presumably a patient, calls out softly, "Nurse, I need my medication." The voice is filled with a sense of urgency and need. Following the request, the unmistakable sound of tablets being shaken and then spilled out onto a surface comes next. Each tablet makes a distinctive clinking sound as it is dropped, punctuating the silence. Following this, the listener can hear the unique crackle of a medication being unwrapped, the sound of the tablet pressing against the foil followed by the sharp crack of the foil being punctured. This is followed by the sound of a small object, presumably the tablet, being removed from its packaging. The crisp noise of the foil being torn and the tablet being released adds to the overall sense of urgency and need that permeates the audio. The audio ends with the quiet sound of a tablet being swallowed, the final act in the process