practices and her relations with her girlfriends because he believed that she had difficulty in her relations with men based upon her answers to his questions. He diagnosed Mary R.'s trouble as incontinence and referred her to a urologist and gynecologist for further treatment. In plaintiff's opinion, Mary R. was not happy to be referred to other doctors after she waited all day to see a doctor for treatment. Plaintiff denied that he kissed Mary R. while she was lying on the examining table, but stated that he kissed her when she entered the examining room.
Tyna T. testified that she went to the ASC on August 10, 1987, complaining of an earache in both ears and of a headache. She stated that plaintiff initially asked her *365 questionsabout her symptoms, but then began to ask her about personal issues. Plaintiff asked whether she was married, whether she had boyfriends, whether she had sexual relations with men other than her husband, and if she had any children. She told plaintiff that she did not have any children, and he said that he wanted her to have children. Tyna T. thought that it was unusual for plaintiff to ask her these questions, and she thought he would warn her about AIDS or other sexually transmitted diseases, but he never did.
Tyna T. testified further that while plaintiff was asking her these questions, he was caressing her arms and face. He put his hands on her lymph glands and then moved his hands downward. Plaintiff then said that he