text: Tim: Good evening Peter, I'd hate to bother you with a call at that unearthly time but I must ask you something that might be urgent but not before tomorrow morning. My sister had just taken a bad fall in the bathroom hitting her L lower rib cage against an edge of a bathtub and is experiencing general pain. She doesn't think she's broken anything. Would you think it might be something demanding medical attention?
  Peter: Good evening Tim, I'm still in bed reading, Emma is asleep, so I'll stick to writing. Firstly, sorry to hear that but don't worry. If she can still move and talk, it can't be too bad. She doesn't spit blood, does she?
  Tim: No.
  Peter: Is the impacted area swollen?
  Tim: No.
  Peter: BTW when did it happen?
  Tim: Not more than an hour ago.
  Peter: Is she alone? Sorry I mean immediate help if her condition deteriorated.
  Tim: She lives alone. Her next door neighbours are just across the yard but I don't think they would be much help, being old themselves.
  Peter: Do you think she'll be capable of phoning in case of an urgent need?
  Tim: I should think so. Well, she texted me after the accident.
  Peter: While you talked to her, was she lucid?
  Tim: We couldn't talk because of my wife and the baby in the same room. She also preferred to write, since, as I suppose, it was less painful that talking. And yes – she was absolutely lucid.
  Peter: Of course I cannot say anything definite without examining her but judging by the symptoms you've described I'd tend to say that it's just soreness due to the impact of the fall. But she has to observe her body.
  Tim: Exactly what I told her! Should she see a doctor?
  Peter: She might if she feels worse. What she may need, however, are painkillers. Tell your sister not to hesitate to take painkillers. Even strong ones. For that she may need a prescription.
  Tim: Will they advise me at the drugstore when I describe the case? Anything over the counter?
  Peter: If you're going to get them for her, take IBU-ratiopharm 400 g, 20 pills, and 10 pills of the same but 600 g. She may want to start with the stronger one.
  Peter: Yes, they're available over the counter.
  Tim: It's so generous of you to let me have all this advice at this late hour. I really appreciate it, Peter. Thank you very much.
  Peter: Really nothing to thank for. Glad I could help. Let me know how she's doing.
  Tim: I will. Thank you again. And good night.
  Peter: Good night, Tim.
target: According to Peter, Tim's sister should observe her body after the fall and take painkillers