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Mental status examination interview
Mental status examination interview refers to an interview conducted to evaluate the patient for the presence of cognitive , emotional, or behavioral problems. In the MSE interview, the clinician assesses the patient in a number of areas, including, but not limited to general presentation, quality of speech, thought content, memory , and judgment.
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