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stop is in met some amazing families.
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And now I'm so excited for you to meet two of my newest friends who work in a hospital just like my mom, Dr Myisha Taylor and Nurse Markley.
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Hi.
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God.
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Hi, everybody.
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How are things at your clinic?
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Great.
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We've been learning all about healthy habits.
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That's amazing.
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Mark and I teach healthy habits to our patients every day.
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It's our job to give them checkups and to get them better as soon as they can.
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Speaking of checkups, I think I know what time it is.
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Time for your check up.
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Time for your check.
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I'm gonna check your ears.
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Check your eyes.
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Find out how much you grow.
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I'm gonna listen to your heartbeat.
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Fix you up.
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Ready, Thio?
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Time for your check up.
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It's okay if you keep down this way.
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Take them time.
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You check out.
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Thank you.
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Check.
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E.
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I love that song.
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Me too.
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So I have a few questions for you.
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Can we do a quick checkup?
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Sure can.
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Absolutely.
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Great.
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What's the first thing you do when you see a patient?
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Well, Doc, the first thing that we do when we need a new patient is we wash our hands.
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You want to make sure that your hands are sparkling clean and germ free.
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We did that earlier.
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That's wonderful.
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And also to make sure you put on a mask and wear gloves so that you stay healthy for all of your patients.
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You mean like this?
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Absolutely.
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That reminds me of when my friend Stanley needed surgery and we all wore masks.
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Okay, here we go.
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Let's get him prepped.
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Yeah.
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Way to follow the rules, dog.
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Was it serious?
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Well, he had a broken heart, so I'd say so.
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But we helped him get better.
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I'll show you his her feet.
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Sounds strange.
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I think we better open him up.
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Screwdriver.
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Look at that.
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With a broken heart.
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He couldn't let anyone love him.
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Let's get it fixed.
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Pace, please.
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Halle.
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Once the paste dries, his heart will be good as new.
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My heart must be working again.
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Thanks, Doc.
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You're an amazing kid, and you're an amazing toy.
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Wow, Doc, You did an excellent job, and it looks like you had some great helping hands to thanks.
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Couldn't have done it without him.
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And it's super important to keep germs from passing between you and the patient.
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A face mask helps prevent germs from hitching a ride on a cough or sneeze and escaping into the air.
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We gotta keep our germs to ourselves, right, Doc?
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That's right, Doc.
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Okay, Next question.
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What's your most favorite thing about your job?
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That's easy.
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I love to help make Children feel better.
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It's why I come to work every day, that's for sure.
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I also love the day that my patients get to go home when I see them laughing and smiling and ready to play again.
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I know that my work here is done.
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Me too.
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That's the best part.
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My patients even thing about it.
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He's all better Stuffy.
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Yes.
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Oh, yes, yes, he's better.
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He feels better.
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So much better.
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Thank you, God, for taking I without you The way he didn't feel so good.
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Tell you fix him like you said that you would.
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He feels bad.
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Better so, like better.
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Wow.
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Oh, Okay.
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That is the best it iss.
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Okay, last question.
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What's your diagnosis for?
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When a patient feels run down is dehydrated.
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Hand needs to rest.
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Hmm.
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That's a good question.
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Let me consult my big book of Google's What Could It Be, Doc?
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Looks like we've got another entry for the big book of booze, Doc.
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It looks like the patient has take care itis.
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That's when a person doesn't quite feel like themselves.
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The solution is stay home, drink water, get sleep and take care of you.
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Great.
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That's our special phrase.
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It's been really nice talking to you guys, but I gotta go.
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I have another appointment and I won't forget my mask.
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I better get going to this has been a blast.
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Can't wait to do it again.
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Thanks.
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Dr Taylor and Nurse Mark.
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It was so amazing talking to you.
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It's always great to compare notes with other medical professionals by dog by everybody have a good shift.
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The dog is in and she'll fix you up.
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If you're a toy, then you're in luck.
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It's okay.