Disturbed Sensory Perception: Auditory related to altered sensory perception as evidenced by Hallucinations, Auditory distortions and Talking to self. Defensive coping RT perceived threat to self, suspicions of motives of others AEB difficulty in reality testing of perceptions, false beliefs about the intention of others. Self-care deficit RT cognitive impairment secondary to Schizophrenia AEB unwashed hair, foul body odor

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