In an indoor setting in Kwang, Nigeria, an adult female is having her blood pressure measured by another adult female

In an indoor setting in Kwang, Nigeria, an adult female is having her blood pressure measured by another adult female. The patient, seated on a green plastic chair, wears a black knitted hat with an orange band, a green top, a dark shawl, and a patterned dark blue, yellow, and green skirt, with dark flip-flops on her feet. A blood pressure cuff is secured on her left bicep; she holds a red object in her right hand, which has a small white bandage on the back. The medical attendant, standing to the right, wears a white long-sleeved top with pink cuffs and dark trousers, and is operating a manual sphygmomanometer, holding the bulb and gauge. Behind them, light brown wooden shelves are stocked with various packaged medications and health products, including boxes labeled "BERLIN LEVOFLOXACIN," "NITOZOL," and "DOXYLUX 100," along with smaller bottles and blister packs. The wall behind the shelves is light brown with visible cracks, and the floor is unfinished concrete.