R. testified further that plaintiff removed his fingers from her vaginal cavity, stepped over, kissed her twice on the cheek, and said that she was nice. Mary R. then sat straight up and told plaintiff that a man had just been taken to jail for trying to kiss her. Plaintiff then asked Mary R. whether she had any girlfriends, whether *364 they were married, whether they were pretty, and whether they "fooled around." Plaintiff repeated these questions about three times.
Mary R. stated that as soon as she was able to get dressed, she "was on the way to the door." Plaintiff gave her no diagnosis or prescription for her kidney problem. Plaintiff prescribed only vitamins and Tylenol and referred her to the urology clinic. Plaintiff also told MaryR. that he thought she should receive psychiatric treatment for the problem she was experiencing with her kidneys.
Mary R. testified that when she left the examining room, she went directly to one of the nurses to complain that plaintiff had kissed her. After speaking with Dr. Salem, the supervisor of the ASC, Mary R. made a written complaint which accused plaintiff of kissing her twice on the cheek, embracing her, and asking about her girlfriends. Mary R. stated that she did not detail the improprieties of the breast and vaginal examinations because it was then 1 a.m. and she wanted to go home.
Dr. Salem, supervisor of the ASC, testified that Mary R. told him that plaintiff had behaved in an unprofessional manner in that he embraced her and