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APPENDIX B
Pages 44-47

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... All individual forms will be complete and legible. Forms forwarded to NMIMC and maintained in the participant record shall be in the following order: Phase I completed: MTF Phase I Diagnosis Form Patient Questionnaire Provider-Administered Symptom Questionnaire Information Release Form Declination/Completion Form Phase II completed: RMC Phase II Diagnosis Form Declination/Completion Form 44
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... Phase II Level Evaluations are performed only after complete clinically indicated evaluations (including appropriate specialty consultations) are conducted at the MTF and the RMC.
From page 46...
... ADEQUACY OF THE CCEP: NERVE A GENTS Hepatitis serology HIV testing VDRL B12 and folate Thyroid function tests Neuropsychological Testing: Only as indicated by psychiatry consult SYMPTOM-SPECIFIC EXAMINATIONS The RMC CCEP Physician ensures that Phase II patients with the following undiagnosed symptoms receive the tests and consultations listed below. Diarrhea GI consult Stool for O and P Stool Leukocytes Stool culture Stool volume Colonscopy with biopsies EGD with biopsies and aspiration Abdominal .
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... APPENDIX B Muscle Aches/ Numbness EMG/NCV Chronic Fatigue Polysomnography and MSLT Chronic Cough/SOB Pulmonary consult Pulmonary function Tests with exercise and ABG Methacholine challenge If PFTs are normal, consider bronchoscopy with biopsy/ ravage 47 Memory Loss (Only if verified by psych evaluation) MRI head Lumbar puncture Neuro consult Neuro psych testing Chest Pain/ Palpitations ECG Exercise stress test Holter monitor Reproductive Concerns Urology consult GYN consult Vertigo o/Tinnitus Audiogram ENG BAER Skin Rash Dermatology consult Consider biopsy


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