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As soon as the patient has been interviewed and the physical examination has been performed , it is advisable to send samples of blood and urine to the laboratory for identification and quantification of the drugs of abuse .
As soon as the patient has been interviewed and the physical examination has been performed , it is advisable to send samples of blood and urine to the laboratory for identification and quantification of the drugs of abuse .
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Causative Physical Illness .... 4.2 . Exacerbating Physical Illness 4.3 . Coexistent Physical Illness 4.4 . Reactive Psychiatric Illness 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 . 6. Systematic Evaluation 6.1 . History.
Causative Physical Illness .... 4.2 . Exacerbating Physical Illness 4.3 . Coexistent Physical Illness 4.4 . Reactive Psychiatric Illness 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 15 . 6. Systematic Evaluation 6.1 . History.
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Physical Examination 6.3 . Consultations .... 6.4 . Laboratory Testing 6.5 . Neuroendocrine Testing 7. Evaluation of Drug - Abusing Patients 7.1 . Environmental Controls 7.2 . History .... 7.3 . Pressures and Leverage 7.4 .
Physical Examination 6.3 . Consultations .... 6.4 . Laboratory Testing 6.5 . Neuroendocrine Testing 7. Evaluation of Drug - Abusing Patients 7.1 . Environmental Controls 7.2 . History .... 7.3 . Pressures and Leverage 7.4 .
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Physical Examination 7.3 . Laboratory Testing 7.4 . Thyrotropin - Releasing Hormone Testing in Depressed Patients 8. Thyroid Workup of Anxious or Manic Patients 9. Summary References 47 48 48 49 49 49 49 50 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 53 53 55 ...
Physical Examination 7.3 . Laboratory Testing 7.4 . Thyrotropin - Releasing Hormone Testing in Depressed Patients 8. Thyroid Workup of Anxious or Manic Patients 9. Summary References 47 48 48 49 49 49 49 50 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 53 53 55 ...
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Physical Examination 2.4 . Laboratory Testing 3. Endocrinopathy and Psychosis 3.1 . Thyroid Dysfunction 3.2 . Parathyroid Disease 3.3 . , Corticosteroid Disorders 3.4 . Physiological Hormonal Changes and Psychosis 4.
Physical Examination 2.4 . Laboratory Testing 3. Endocrinopathy and Psychosis 3.1 . Thyroid Dysfunction 3.2 . Parathyroid Disease 3.3 . , Corticosteroid Disorders 3.4 . Physiological Hormonal Changes and Psychosis 4.
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