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In [[medicine]], a '''tendon reflex''' is part of the [[physical examination]] and is a "reflex contraction of a muscle in response to stretching, which

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...ome from taking the patient's '''history''', while signs are findings on [[physical examination]] or diagnostic testing. Both symptoms and signs go into a diagnosis.

The best [[symptom]]s and [[physical examination]] findings for diagnosis have been identified in a [[systematic review]] by A more recent [[meta-analysis]] estimates that the accuracy of the [[physical examination]] as compared to [[DNA probe]] testing are:<ref name="pmid19104364">{{cite

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...Clinical Examination] helps guide the [[medical history taking]] and the [[physical examination]].<ref name="pmid16449619">{{cite journal| author=Khan NA, Rahim SA, Anand ===Physical examination===

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Many tests have been proposed to improve the [[physical examination]]. Examples are:<br/> ...A, Wagemakers HP, ''et al'' |title=Diagnostic value of history taking and physical examination to assess effusion of the knee in traumatic knee patients in general prac

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*'''Part III''' covers case history, physical examination, neuromusculoskeletal examination, roentgenologic examination, clinical lab

In [[medicine]] and [[neurology]], '''afferent pupillary defect''' is a [[physical examination]] finding. "During the swinging-flashlight test, light shone into the healt

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