context: When I'm getting ready to visit my doctor, I make sure that I have gathered up any medications or vitamins I have taken that are in addition to my prescribed medications. I also have notes about any other doctors' visits I've had since I last saw my doctor. I make a list of questions about my health that I want to ask. When I get to the doctor's office, I check in at the reception desk so that the staff knows I've arrived for my appointment. I fill out any paperwork they need and then wait my turn in the waiting room. When the nurse or doctor calls me, I go into my designated treatment room. While I'm waiting to see the doctor, the nurse may weigh me, take my temperature and blood pressure, and ask some general questions about my health. When the doctor comes in, he or she asks me how I am and why I scheduled an appointment. If I need to undress, the doctor leaves the room while I do. During the examination, the doctor may check my vision, hearing, reflexes, breathing rate and heart rate. Depending on the reason for my visit, the doctor may perform other, more specific procedures to diagnose and treat diseases, injuries and other conditions. The diagnosis and treatment are noted in my chart. He or she may also prescribe medication and other treatments. At the end of the visit, I redress. The doctor or a nurse may give my final instructions, and then walk me and my chart back to the reception desk, where I can schedule another appointment if I need to and pay for my visit. Once I finish at the reception desk, my visit to the doctor is over.
question: Did the doctor have a nurse?
reference: Yes, they did.
candidate: no that was mentioned in her notice