A woman tripped and fell over a display in a store, injuring her back. She immediately consulted a licensed chiropractor. He advised her that her injuries were not serious. When the pain continued, she consulted an orthopedist, who told her that her injuries were serious and advised her to undergo surgery. The woman then sued the store for negligence in a federal court, properly invoking the court's diversity of citizenship jurisdiction. By agreement of the parties, the woman submitted to a physical examination by a doctor chosen by the store, who submitted a written report of his findings to the store. The woman thereafter requested a copy of the report, which the store sent her. Shortly thereafter, the store sent the woman a demand for the production of records relating to all prior medical examinations relating to her back injury. Must the woman produce the records prepared by the chiropractor and the orthopedist