What type of information is NOT typically included in patient demographics?

Patient demographics are essential for identifying and understanding the basic information about a patient. This typically includes fundamental details such as gender, age, date of birth, race, and contact information. Each of these elements serves to facilitate proper patient identification and communication within healthcare settings.

Physical examination results fall outside the scope of patient demographics, as they pertain to clinical findings rather than identifying the patient. Such results are generated from a healthcare provider's assessment of the patient during a medical examination and provide critical insights into the patient’s current health status, diagnosis, and treatment needs. On the other hand, the other pieces of information like gender, insurance details, and contact information are crucial demographic data that help in patient management but do not directly address the clinical evaluation of the patient’s health.