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The protocol includes observations of general appearance, mood, and higher mental functions, as well as detailed assessments of cranial nerves, motor systems, sensory systems, and cerebellar signs. It provides step-by-step instructions for evaluating reflexes, strength, coordination, and sensory responses. Additionally, it covers miscellaneous tests for signs of meningeal irritation and autonomic nervous system function.
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