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Maria, would you like to tell us just the chief complaint?

Yeah, I'm very excited for this one.

It's one word, as we usually do, is clumsiness.

Clumsiness.

Okay.

Andrea, what comes to mind when you hear clumsiness?

So when I hear clumsiness, I first want to understand what do they mean by that specifically?

Is the patient having trouble walking?

Are they having problems with orientation?

We stay still in one place.

Are they seeing things spinning?

What specifically are they referring to with clumsiness?

Fantastic.

And what sorts of things in your experience?

Or would you think that the patient could use clumsiness to describe as far as neurologic functions?

You've alluded to some.

But in your mind, when you're saying, what do you mean by clumsiness? Presum far as neurologic functions. You've alluded to some, but in your mind,

when you're saying, what do you mean by clumsiness? Presumably, you might have some functions in your mind and the clumsiness by the patient could mean X. It could mean Y. It could mean Z. What are you

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