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The document outlines the Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) used to assess involuntary movements in inmates. It provides a structured examination procedure, including specific movement categories (facial, oral, extremity, trunk), severity ratings, and inmate awareness of movements. The document emphasizes the importance of unobtrusive observation and detailed instructions for conducting the assessment.

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