physical examinations

How Can Patients Prepare for a Physical Examination?

Patients can prepare by:
- Wearing comfortable clothing that is easy to remove.
- Bringing a list of current medications and supplements.
- Noting down any symptoms or changes in health since the last examination.
- Being ready to discuss personal and family medical history.

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