Patient was a 5’3” woman, about 140 pounds. She was wearing a pink top and lavender floral skirt. What caught my attention most is that her nails were long and painted hot pink. She sat on the end of the table, starring at me and my peers as we walked into the unit to greet everyone, then she would shift her focused and stared at the wall. I can tell that she has Parkinson’s at the first glance, she has unsteady gait, which required the walker to ambulate. I went over and introduced myself and asked if I can sit down next to her. She said, “yes” without any hesitation. Her tone of voice was somewhat trembling but clear at most of the time. Her thoughts were racing and very disorganized when she was speaking to me. Often go off a tangent,
