Disturbed Sensory Perception: Auditory/Visual related to altered sensory perception, as evidenced by hallucinations, (auditory/visual distortions) and talking to self. Defensive coping RT suspiciousness and delusions AEB hostility and false beliefs about the intention of others Self-care deficit RT perceptual cognitive impairment AEB unwashed hair, foul body odor, and lack of proper dressing

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