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During inspection: goiter, normal lordosis, no jugular venous distention

During palpation: thyroid smooth, symmetric; no perivertebral muscle spasm, no lymphadenopathy

During auscultation: no bruit

During range of motion testing: FROM (or AROM PROM) WNL in extension, flexion, and rotation.

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