The nurse

You are a nurse, carrying out the prescribed treatment for your patient. You take pride in your work. You always strive to be thorough and meticulous, which is why you're the best at your job.

You care about people, which is why you chose a caring profession. You know what is best for your patients, which is why it is easy to disregard their cries.

You put on your nitrile gloves and walk briskly into the room 103. Within a few seconds, you are already making mental notes. The patient, sitting in an upright hospital bed, looks anxious yet keeps still. They present with a general closed off attitude towards discomfort.

You haven't read their clipboard yet, but already have an idea of their prognosis: likely a difficult patient and simultaneously the ideal candidate for this procedure.