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This document appears to be an ENT examination report for a patient named Hana Sabah Rashid conducted on October 9, 2017. The report lists various ENT instruments that were used during the examination but provides no further details about the patient, findings, or assessment.

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ENT OSCE
EXAMINATION
HANA SABAH RASHID
HMU
9-OCT-2017

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