Having done a good deed for the day, so to speak, it was off to find the unorganized mess of massive boxes.  Oh, what a mess... damn what a mess... half-opened, boxes everywhere, no rhyme or reason to it inside of the shell of an organized system.  The doctor<em>really</em>was understaffed... well, time to get to work!<br/><br/>Rolling up her sleeves, she decided to first get the opened-up crates into the hallway: they'd be going on top of everything after all, so they were last.  At that point, had to read through the medical babble, and while she certainly was no expert it didn't take one to do a tech's job.  Once she had names, best to start with the heaviest first, getting them set where they needed to go while she had plenty of energy, and would work her way up to the smaller ones.  Focusing on weight over medicine made it easier, as all she had to do was find the heavier boxes and put them away, as opposed to trying to navigate the mess for a specific type of medication, and in the process could organize the smaller ones for easier navigation and acquisition for storing when she got to them.  Then, once she'd gotten them all... opened boxes on top, with a much put away as was reasonable for easy access... and with any luck she'd be done with plenty of energy - and time - to spare...<br/><br/>(OOC: Endurance 10 + 9 = 19)