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I think the three things that demonstrated Keisha's ability to anticipate the physician's needs was how she dealt with the patient in the room. The first thing she did was to get the chief complaint from the patient and then ask questions related to the medical issue. She kept a professional manner the entire time and had the patient urinate in a cup and then change into a gown to prepare the patient for a full exam that would be related to her symptoms.
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