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* The following are the some of the [[Physical culture|physical]]  [[examination]] [[Findings on urinalysis|findings]] associated with schizophrenia
===Appearance of the patient===
* The [[patient]] appears dishevelled, disorganized
===HEENT===
* Rapid eye movements
* Increased rate of blinking
* Poor oral hygiene
=== Extremities===
* Unusual movements
===Respiratory===
===Cardiovascular===
===Musculoskeletal===
===Central nervous system===
===Mental status examination===


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Appearance of the patient

  • The patient appears dishevelled, disorganized

HEENT

  • Rapid eye movements
  • Increased rate of blinking
  • Poor oral hygiene

Extremities

  • Unusual movements

Respiratory

Cardiovascular

Musculoskeletal

Central nervous system

Mental status examination

References

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