What's Up, Doc?

Anyone out there ever been to the doctor and felt as if the doctor (or in this case the PA) already knew exactly what they were going to say to you before they ever even walked in the door and heard your description of the symptoms? It happened to me today, and it really burned me up. I did not feel like this woman really listened to me at all, nor did she seem too concerned with asking me questions that might be helpful in making a diagnosis. Consequently I didn't feel like she gave me very good advice. Then, I felt like she ordered some tests just to make me feel like she was doing something and just so she could get me out of her hair. I am now in the market for a new primary care physician. I am never sick and I am not a hypochondriac, so when I go to the doctor I expect to have someone really listen to me, and after carefully assessing the situation, to tell me the best way to proceed. And here's a big newflash: I am not an idiot. I know that arthitis affects the joints, and I even know where the joints in my hand are. But I also know that "tendonitis" of my right hand would not be causing me to have pain in my ankles when I wake up in the morning. Thank you very much!