Medical Diagnostic Approach to the Patient Presenting 
With Psychiatric Symptoms

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Medical Diagnostic Approach to the Patient Presenting With Psychiatric Symptoms

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Essential Elements of the Medical History | Review of Systems

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A comprehensive medical history, the use of collateral informants, and close collaboration with the pediatric provider are essential in the evaluation of children and adolescents who present with psychiatric and behavioral symptoms.

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Medical Diagnostic Approach to the Patient Presenting With Psychiatric Symptoms

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