The mark is a sound. The mark consists of the phrase "MI CLINICA FAMILIAR" sung in a major key. The seven syllabic sequence of the mark is "mi cli-ni-ca fa-mil-iar" and the corresponding tonal series is the dominant, third, third, second, tonic, second, and tonic. The initial dominant "MI" sounds a perfect fourth below the end tonic "IAR". The interval relationship between the seven syllabic tones is ascending major 6th, unison, descending major 2nd, descending major 2nd, ascending major 2nd, and descending major 2nd. The rubato rhythmic sequence of the syllabic tones is a series of four eighth notes, one quarter note, one eighth note, and one quarter note. In the key of E-Major, the syllabic pitch sequence is B, G-sharp, G-sharp, F-sharp, E, Fsharp, E. In the example octave, the corresponding pitches are B3, G#4, G#4, F#4, E4, F#4, and E4.