Epistemis
Symptoms
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Acrocyanosis of peripheral vascular origin
Mesenteric angina (chronic intestinal ischemia)
Absence or decrease in peripheral arterial pulses
Bendopnea
Cardiac cachexia
Sustained tip shock
Cyanosis
Isolated peripheral cyanosis
Intermittent claudication
Mandibular claudication
Systolic ejection click
Mitral opening clock
Fourth heart sound (R4 / Atrial gallop)
Fixed splitting of the second heart sound (R2)
Blood pressure difference between upper extremities
Exertional dyspnea of cardiac etiology
Leg pain when walking
Atypical coronary ischemic pain
Ischemic pain at rest in the lower extremities
Positional pericardial pain
Chest pain
Edema in lower limbs
Generalized edema
Sacral edema in recumbency
Unilateral leg edema
Palpable cardiovascular thrill (Thrill)
Pericardial rub
Pulsatile congestive hepatomegaly
Swelling of both legs
Swelling of one leg
Hypertension
Jugular engorgement
Acute digital ischemia (Blue finger syndrome)
Toe beat shifted
Low left parasternal beat (Dressler sign)
Lipotimia (Presyncope)
Prerenal oliguria of cardiogenic cause
Orthopnea and paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
Palpitations
Loss of consciousness (syncope)
Platypnea of vascular origin
Low blood pressure
Wide Pulse Pressure (Jump Pulse)
Quincke capillary pulsation
Unilateral absent carotid pulsation
Visible carotid pulsation (Corrigan pulse)
Palpable epigastric pulsation of right ventricular origin
Visible epigastric pulsation
Alternating pulse
Bisferiens pulse
Corrigan's pulse visible
Femoral pulse delayed compared to the radial (Femororadial delay)
Paradoxical pulse
Pulse parvus et tardus
Hepatojugular reflux
Buerger's sign (Paleness of elevation and blushing of dependence)
Positive Carvallo sign
De Musset sign
Sign of Duroziez
Venous Kussmaul sign
Syncope
Heart murmur
Palpable carotid bruit (Cervical thrill)
Palpable or auscultable carotid murmur
Continuous systolic-diastolic carotid murmur
Continuous murmur in machinery (Gibson murmur)
Austin Flint's breath
Carey Coombs breath
Blow by Graham Steell
Aspirational diastolic murmur
Palpable femoral murmur (inguinal fremitus)
Apical holosystolic murmur (Bar murmur)
Rough systolic ejection murmur (Jet murmur)
Abdominal arterial murmurs (Bruit)
Carotid arterial murmurs
Femoral arterial murmurs
Third heart sound (R3 / Ventricular gallop)
Cough of cardiovascular origin (Cardiac cough)
Trepopnea
Canker sores / oral ulcers
Anorexia (lack of appetite)
Heartburn
Ascites
Gastric bazuqueo
Hyperactive borborygmi
Changing intestinal rhythm
Abdominal clonic splash
Coluria and acholia
Fractional defecation
Diarrhea
Difficulty swallowing
Dysphagia
Functional dyspepsia
Dyschezia
Abdominal distension
Distention with constipation
Abdominal pain
Anal pain
Prolonged post-defecatory anal pain
Pain in the right hypochondrium
Pain in the left hypochondrium
Pain in the right iliac fossa
Pain in the left iliac fossa
Periumbilical pain
Delayed postprandial pain
Enterorrhagia
Epigastralgia
Sour belches
Sour morning belches
Excessive belching
Fetid belching with a sulfur smell
Diffuse esophageal spasm
Steatorrhea
Constipation
Excessive flatulence
High cost for ostomy
Halitosis
Striped feces
Bicolor stools
Hematemesis
Spontaneous abdominal wall hematoma
Persistent hiccups
Jaundice
Flatus incontinence
Fecal incontinence
Lentigines
Palpable abdominal mass
Reducible inguinal mass
Mane
Mucus in stool
Nausea and vomiting
Esophageal odynophagia
Pyrosis
Nocturnal heartburn
Postprandial epigastric fullness
Early postprandial fullness
Proctalgia fugax
Rectal prolapse
Essential or secondary anal pruritus
Anal itching due to pinworms
Cholestatic pruritus
Rectorrrhagia
Regurgitation
Metallic taste in the mouth of digestive origin
Blood in stool
Perianal secretion
Sensation of esophageal spasm
Sensation of incomplete post-defecatory evacuation
Rumination syndrome
Rectal tenesmus
Fecaloid vomiting
Persistent vomiting
Ketone breath
Goiter (enlarged thyroid)
Acral growth
Weakness with hyperpigmentation
Skin deposit of tophi
Violeceous stretch marks
Exophthalmos
Cushingoid Facies
Galactorrhea
Weight gain due to endocrine etiology
Fatty dorsal hump
Gynecomastia
Symptomatic hypercalcemia
Symptomatic hyperglycemia
Symptomatic hypermagnesemia
Hypoglycemia
Symptomatic hyponatremia
Symptomatic hypokalemia
Hirsutism
Heat intolerance
Insulin lipodystrophy
Pretibial myxedema
Neuroglycopenia
Endocrine pattern body hair loss
Polydipsia
Polyphagia (excessive hunger)
Precocious puberty
Delayed puberty
Kussmaul's Breath
Delayed height growth
Thirst and dry mouth
Muscular tetany
Female virilization
Cutaneous xanthomas
Lydenopathy
Adynamia
Extreme physical exhaustion
Post-viral physical exhaustion
Asthenia
Hair loss
Morning fatigue of unexplained origin
Extreme morning tiredness
Persistent fatigue of unexplained origin
Unexplained persistent fatigue
Extreme evening fatigue
Cachexia associated with chronic disease
Body cut
Persistent decomposed body
Acute generalized weakness
Generalized weakness due to metabolic wear and tear
Subacute generalized weakness
Fluctuating subacute generalized weakness
Subacute fluctuating generalized weakness predominantly proximal
Generalized fluctuating muscle weakness of central origin
Subacute generalized muscle weakness
Acute general physical decline
Progressive general physical decline
Progressive general wear
Progressive general wasting with slight weight loss
Dehydration
Protein-calorie malnutrition in adults
Episodic diurnal diaphoresis
Back pain with fever
Diffuse non-localized bone pain
Generalized psychogenic or idiopathic pain
Diffuse erratic pains
Shivers
Chills without documented fever
Chronic and persistent fatigue
Idiopathic or persistent low-grade fever
Fever
Fever of unknown origin (FOD)
Fever in the immunosuppressed patient
Prolonged fever
Systemic fragility in non-geriatric adults
Non-endocrine involuntary weight gain
Facial swelling
Idiopathic environmental hypersensitivity
Recent onset hyporexia
Subacute or chronic hypothermia of non-environmental origin
Systemic vasomotor instability
Fluctuating systemic vasomotor instability
Intolerance to environmental thermal variations
Intolerance to physical effort
Cold intolerance
Recurrent lipothymia
General malaise
Post-exertional discomfort
Generalized myalgias
Generalized loss of muscle mass of non-senile origin
Weight loss
Generalized loss of tissue turgor
Loss of vitality or general decay
Loss of vitality or subacute general decline
Asymptomatic or subclinical polyserositis
Prostration due to physical decay
Presyncope
Delay in post-infectious recovery
Subjective systemic water retention
Diffuse body rigidity
Sensation of coordinated mental and physical fatigue
Sensation of generalized body heaviness
Febrile sensation without documented hyperthermia
Hot flashes
Excessive sweating
Night sweats
Persistent non-restorative sleep
Evening agitation
Senile bradypsychia
Repeat falls
Senile cachexia
Senile cognitive claudication
Silent hypoactive delirium
Dermatoporosis
Post-hospitalization physical deconditioning
Functional deterioration of the elderly
Dual sensory impairment
Tardive dyskinesia and iatrogenic motor instability
Chronic diffuse musculoskeletal pain in the elderly
Clinical fragility
Fragmentation of the senile dream
Hypodipsia of the elderly
Refractory senile hypodipsia
Postprandial orthostatic hypotension
Non-environmental accidental hypothermia
Non-febrile hypothermia in the elderly
Senile non-ataxic postural instability
Senile march in small steps
Silent microsuction
Loss of transfer capacity
Symptomatic polypharmacy
Extreme presbyphonia
Presbyophagy
Presbyorexia
Severe sarcopenia with loss of grip strength
Diogenes Syndrome
Acute immobility syndrome
Senile skin vulnerability syndrome
Pressure ulcer
Senile hyperactive bladder
Suspended breast asymmetry
Vulvovaginal atrophy
Breast lump
Cystocele
Decidiosis of the cesarean scar
Dehiscence or severe pain in the episiotomy scar
Persistent peeling or eczema of the nipple
Dysmenorrhea
Primary spasmodic dysmenorrhea
Progressive secondary dysmenorrhea
Introital dyspareunia
Postpartum dyspareunia due to rigid episiotomy scar
Deep dyspareunia
Menstrual dyschezia
Progressive abdominal distension with early satiety of ovarian origin
Cyclic catamenial dysuria
Chronic or cyclical pain in the cesarean section scar
Acute vulvar edema
Symptomatic ovarian endometrioma
Appendicular endometriosis
Umbilical endometriosis
Deep bladder endometriosis
Chronic non-puerperal endometritis
Erythema and heat in the breast without breastfeeding
Rectovaginal fistula
Vesicovaginal fistula
Excessive vaginal flattening
Continuous or persistent scant menstrual flow
Scant and spaced menstrual flow
Galactophoritis
Unilateral or bilateral non-puerperal galactorrhea
Cracks in the nipple during breastfeeding
Paratubal hematocele
Pelvic hematocele secondary to gynecological pathology
Gynecological retroperitoneal hematocele
Hematometra
Cyclic catamenial hematuria
Catamenial hemoptysis
Vulvar hidradenitis suppurativa
Painful hydrosalpinx
Circumscribed vulvar hyperkeratosis
Hypomenorrhea
Puerperal breast engorgement
Premature ovarian failure
Puerperal fetid lochia
Palpable adnexal mass
Cyclic mastalgia
Non-cyclical mastalgia
Idiopathic granulomatous mastitis
Menorrhagia
Recurrent ductal squamous metaplasia of the breast
Intermenstrual metrorrhagia
Symptomatic submucosal myoma
Mittelschmerz
Catamenial pneumothorax
Unilateral obstruction of the tubal fimbria
Oligomenorrhea
Pyometra
Pyosalpinx
Vulvar white patches
Polymenorrhea
Symptomatic uterine prolapse
Persistent vulvar itching
Postmenopausal vulvar pruritus
Female precocious puberty
Late female puberty
Uninfected Bartholin's gland cyst
Abscessed Skene's gland cyst
Inflamed Skene's gland cyst
Complicated ovarian dermoid cyst
Uncomplicated ovarian dermoid cyst
Giant ovarian follicular cyst
Ruptured hemorrhagic luteal cyst
Large-volume mucinous cyst of the Bartholin's gland
Rectocele
Unilateral retraction of the nipple or breast skin
Bleeding during pregnancy
Intermenstrual bleeding
Postcoital bleeding
Bleeding after menopause
Anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding
Persistent postcoital uterine bleeding
Postcoital vaginal bleeding
Total obstructive Asherman syndrome
Pelvic congestion syndrome
Douglas fossa herniation syndrome
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
Ovarian remnant syndrome
Sheehan syndrome
Severe postmenopausal vulvar synechia
Restrictive uterine synechiae
Unilateral serohematic telorrhea
Primary or secondary breast tuberculosis
Painful swelling of the Bartholin's gland
Painful acute vulvar ulcer
Vaginismus
Provoked vestibulodynia
Vulvodynia
Anemia
Iron deficiency koilonychia
Painful microvascular vaso-occlusive crisis
Nodal or bone pain induced by alcohol intake
Localized bone pain with an osteolytic profile
Spontaneous periorbital ecchymosis (Non-traumatic raccoon eyes)
Cold-induced erythrocyanosis and acrocyanosis
Transient erythrocytosis due to hemoconcentration (Gaisböck syndrome)
Erythromelalgia due to thrombocytosis or polycythemia
Painful erythropathy due to cold Raynaud-like agglutinin
Splenomegaly
Fatigue with dyspnea on exertion
Pel-Ebstein fever
Persistent cervical lymph node
Gingivorrhagia (bleeding gums)
Hunter's glossitis due to cobalamin deficiency
Spontaneous hemarthrosis due to coagulopathy
Spontaneous hematoma of the psoas and iliacus muscles
Paroxysmal hemoglobinuria
Heavy menstrual bleeding since menarche
Isolated epitrochlear or supraclavicular lymphadenopathy
Macroglossia with dental imprints due to amyloidosis
Siderophilic melanoderma due to iron overload
Pagophagia and pica due to iron deficiency
Paleness
Polyglobulia (plethora)
Ischemic priapism of hematological origin
Wet mucocutaneous bleeding (Oral hemorrhagic bullae)
Prolonged bleeding after injuries
Abnormal uterine bleeding due to uremia-induced thrombocytopathy
Fulminant post-splenectomy sepsis (OPSI)
Systemic blood hyperviscosity syndrome
Spontaneous acute tumor lysis syndrome
Venous thrombosis in splanchnic or atypical territory
Painful clubbing
Hot and swollen joint
Arthralgias
Atrophy of the hypothenar eminence
Atrophy of the thenar eminence
Atrophy of the quadriceps muscle
Localized muscle atrophy
Mechanical joint block
Muscle cramps
Adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder
Cervicalgia
Neurogenic claudication
Coccygodynia
Dupuytren's contracture
Paravertebral muscle contracture
Costochondritis
Coxa saltans
Pathological joint crepitation
Dactylitis
Weakness of the hand
Proximal weakness
Finger in spring
Progressive joint deformity
Claw or hammer toe deformity
Lower limb length discrepancy
Hip pain
Shoulder pain
Wrist pain
Knee pain
Ankle pain
Hamstring pain
Pain in the femorotibial joint line
Pain in the anatomical snuffbox
Pain in the peroneal tendon sheath
Deep gluteal pain
Osteoarticular inguinal pain
Proximal ischial pain
Low back pain
Segmental myofascial pain
Localized bone pain after minor trauma
Deep non-articular bone pain
Diffuse pressure-induced periosteal pain
Sacroiliac pain
Back pain
Enthesitis of the goose's foot
Lateral epicondylitis
Epitrochleitis
Winged scapula
Plantar fasciitis
Exertion-induced muscle fatigue
Genu recurvatum
Genu valgus or varus of progressive establishment
Previous gonalgia
Migratory joint swelling
Swelling of the anatomical snuffbox
Localized periarticular swelling
Objective joint instability
Instability of the patellofemoral joint
Generalized joint laxity
March in Trendelenburg
Acute monoarthritis
Loss of force in the digital clamp
Tibial periostitis
Foot drop
Podagra
Polyarthralgias
Pubalgia
Vertebral rectification
Morning joint stiffness
Stiffness of the temporomandibular joint
Global spinal rigidity
Complex regional pain syndrome
Subacromial friction syndrome
Iliotibial band syndrome
Greater trochanteric pain syndrome
Talalgia
De Quervain's tenosynovitis
Hand flexor tenosynovitis
Amenorrhea
Anuria
Urinary grit
Testicular atrophy
Weak or interrupted urinary stream
Postcoital cystalgia
Painful intercourse in men
Painful penile curvature
Difficulty urinating
Erectile dysfunction
Dyspareunia
Dysuria
Pain in kidney fossa
Chronic scrotal pain
Ejaculatory pain
Colic lower back pain
Pelvic pain
Perineal pain
Suprapubic pain
Chronic suprapubic pain
Post-void suprapubic pain
Acute testicular pain
Cyclic testicular pain
Chronic urethral pain
Selective evening urethral pain
Enuresis
Absent night or morning erection
Swollen scrotum
Stranguria
Premature ejaculation
Delayed ejaculation or anejaculation
Retrograde ejaculation
Fecaluria
Physiuria or initial painful urination
Abnormal vaginal discharge
Post-micturition drip
Female post-micturition dribbling
Immediate terminal drip
Male purulent urethral drip
Hematospermia
Hematuria
Urinary incontinence
Mass in the male anterior perineum
Painless testicular mass
Unilateral painless testicular mass of slow progression
Terminal painful urination
Fractional urination
Pneumaturia
Nocturia
Oliguria
Intermittent mahogany urine
Mahogany or brown urine
Frothy urine
Cloudy urine
Post-micturition semen loss
Loss of testicular turgor
Loss of sexual desire
Involuntary loss of urine during laughter
Involuntary loss of semen
Polyakiuria
Selective nocturnal polychyuria
Polyuria and polydipsia
Priapism
Chronic postmenopausal vulvar pruritus
Vulvovaginal pruritus
Quiluria
Acute urine retention
Chronic incomplete urine retention
Abnormal vaginal bleeding
Blood in urine
Preputial discharge
Urethral discharge
Female perineal bulge sensation
Vaginal lump sensation
Sensation of scrotal heaviness
Sensation of incomplete bladder emptying
Vaginal dryness
Bladder urgency
Urination hesitancy
Urethrorrhagia
Adiadochokinesia
Aphasia and dysarthria
Agnosia
Agraphesthesia
Alodynia
Sudden speech alteration
Transient global amnesia
Dissociated anesthesia
Saddle anesthesia
Distal sensory anesthesia
Anhidrosis
Anisocoria
Anomie
Apraxia
Lid apraxia
Asterixis
Ataxia and gait instability
Sensory ataxia
Ballism
Blepharospasm
Cataplexy
Headache
Sciatica (radicular pain)
Clonus
Confusion / delirium
Seizures
Korea
Quadrantopsia
Sudden facial weakness
Muscle weakness
Difficulty walking
Dysautonomia
Dysesthesia
Perioral dysesthesia
Dysgeusia
Dysmetria
Ecular dysmetria
Dystonia
Cervical dystonia
Spasticity
Phantosmia
Fasciculations
Homonymous hemianopia
Hemihypoesthesia
Hemiparesis
Hyperalgesia
Hyperesthesia
Hyperreflexia
Hypesthesia in glove and sock
Hypoalgesia
Hypoesthesia
Cortical hypoesthesia
Hyporreflexia or areflexia
Tingling or numbness
March in steppe or steppage
Spastic gait
Festinating march
Magnetic march
Dizziness and vertigo
Meralgia paresthetica
Reactive mydriasis
Myoclonus
Unilateral pupillary miosis
Myotonia
Multiple mononeuropathy
Monoparesis
Involuntary movements
Hemispatial negligence
Arnold's Neuralgia
Trigeminal neuralgia
Ophthalmoplegia
Internuclear ophthalmoplegia
Sleep paralysis
Paraparesis
Hand paresthesia
Paraesthesias
Parosmia
Memory leak
Eyelid ptosis
Front release reflexes
Neck stiffness
Rigidity in gear wheel
Babinski sign
Lhermitte sign
Positive Romberg sign
Horner syndrome
Excessive daytime sleepiness
Tremor
Hand tremors
Intentional tremor
Tetraparesis
Motor tics
Vertigo
Amaurosis fugax
Acquired anisocoria
Asthenopia
Essential blepharospasm
Night blindness
Chromatopsia
Dacryoadenitis
Congenital dacryostenosis
Sparkles and floaters
Monocular diplopia
Acquired dyschromatopsia
Pain upon ocular movement
Eyelid ectropion
Unilateral erythematous eyelid edema
Enophthalmos
Eyelid entropion
Nodular/diffuse episcleritis
Central scotoma
Peripheral scotoma
Photokeratitis
Halos around lights
Hyphema
Hypopion
Hyposphagma
Iridodonesis
Lagoftalmos
Leukocoria
Metamorphopsia
Micropsia and Macropsia
Unilateral non-reactive mydriasis
Senile myopization
Acquired nystagmus
Loss of contrast sensitivity
Sudden loss of vision
Acquired police
Eye itching
Conjunctival chemosis
Progressive keratoconus
Band keratopathy
Mucopurulent ocular discharge
Ocular foreign body sensation
Dry eyes
Symblepharon
Trichiasis and Distichiasis
Painful swelling of the inner canthus
Double vision
Cloudy vision when waking up
Tinnitus
Anosmia
Autophony
Barosinusitis
Bump on neck
Cacosmia
Chronic laryngeal throat clearing
Tonsillar caseum
Salivary colic
Diplophony
Diplopia
Spasmodic dysphonia
Pain when swallowing pressure
Ear pain
Eye pain
Temporomandibular pain referred to the ear
Epiphora (tearing)
Paroxysmal sneezing
Vocal fatigue (Asthenophonia)
Photophobia
Glossodynia
Postnasal drip
Hyperacusis
Hypoacusis
Velopharyngeal incompetence
Laryngodynia
Fixed unilateral nasal obstruction
Odynophagia
Red eye
Vestibular oscillopsia
Otohemorrhage
Otoliquorrhea
Otorrhea
Willis Paracusia
Hearing loss
Sudden hearing loss
Atrial fullness
Maxillofacial fullness (sinus pressure)
Pharyngeal pruritus
Otic pruritus
Auditory recruitment
Open or closed rhinolalia
Rhinoliquorrhea
Unilateral foul-smelling rhinorrhea
Nosebleed
Sensation of tympanic bubbling
Sensation of pharyngeal globe
Chronic sialorrhea
Empty nose syndrome
Pulsatile tinnitus
Trismus
Recurrent parotid swelling
Blurred vision
Persistent hoarse voice
Ring in the ears
Absence of development of secondary sexual characteristics at late age
Recurrent bronchospasm in children under two years of age
Subacute painful limp with limitation of femoral internal rotation
Lameness in the child
Neonatal cholestasis with acholic stools
Infant colic
Accelerated growth of the cranial perimeter with suture diastasis
Severe or disseminated infantile seborrheic dermatitis
Umbilical purulent discharge in the newborn with periumbilical erythema
Dehydration in the child
Epidermal detachment after diffuse erythema in the infant
Ocular deviation or asymmetry manifested in infants older than six months
Respiratory difficulty with neonatal expiratory moan
Unilateral acute scrotal pain and inflammation in the child
Intermittent and diffuse pain in the lower limbs that wakes up at night
Benign growing pains in the lower extremities
Painless bilateral eyelid edema with foamy urine
Childhood encopresis
Monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis
Secondary daytime and nighttime enuresis
Episodes of transient hypoxia with crying
Sudden episodes of cyanosis and apnea triggered by crying
Persistent diaper erythema with punctate satellite lesions
Persistent or refractory diaper erythema
Maculopapular rash with fine peeling in open fields ("sandpaper skin")
Muscle spasticity predominantly in the lower extremities
Rhythmic motor stereotypies of development
Expiratory rattle with acute intercostal indrawing in children under two years of age
Persistent strabismus after six months of age
Neonatal-onset constipation with growth delay
Stridor in the child
Exanthema with fever in the child
Acute maculopapular rash after febrile defervescence
Fever in infants
Recurrent fever at intervals of mathematical regularity
Fever without focus in the infant
Domed fontanel
Depressed fontanel
Pregnancy or weak sucking with lethargy in the first month of life
Multiple spontaneous hematomas with gingival bleeding in the child
Palpable hepatomegaly and splenomegaly in the newborn
Transient or persistent neonatal hypoglycemia
Neonatal hypotonia
Jaundice in the newborn
Irritability / inconsolable crying
Painful limitation of the coxofemoral joint with acute lameness
Painful limitation of the hip due to transient synovitis
Inconsolable crying of the infant
Progressive or rapidly growing macrocephaly
Palpable abdominal mass of pediatric origin
Congenital or acquired microcephaly below the 3rd percentile
Involuntary head vibration movement with nystagmus
Dark urine with pale stools in infants under three months
Pathological neonatal weight loss due to ineffective breastfeeding
Neonatal weight loss exceeding 10% of birth weight
Head circumference below the 3rd percentile for age and sex
Pica in childhood
Polyuria with clear urine and rapid weight loss in preschoolers
Painful and irreducible umbilical protrusion in the infant
Anal itching predominantly at night in children
Nocturnal anal itching with discovery of filiform parasites
Precocious puberty of central or peripheral origin
Neonatal expiratory moan with nasal flaring and rib retraction
Rejection of food (infants)
Regression or loss of acquired maturational milestones
Delayed onset of puberty or delayed puberty
Delay in the development of spoken language and comprehension
Delay in the elimination of meconium
Global delay in psychomotor development
Morning joint stiffness and pain in children over six weeks
Relapsing periodic fever syndrome
Still's functional vibratory murmur
Drowsiness or decreased level of consciousness post-election crisis
Pathological short stature or linear growth retardation
Thin tremor, sweating and high-pitched crying in the newborn
Night terrors and recurring nightmares
Paroxysmal torticollis with abnormal eye movements
Barking cough with metallic ringing due to acute laryngitis
Recurrent painful oral ulcers with periodic high fever
Vomiting in the infant
Non-bilious projectile vomiting in a young infant
Acanthosis nigricans
Acrokeratosis verruciformis
Scarring alopecia
Blisters on the skin
Skin atrophy
Nail atrophy
Atrophoderma of Pasini and Pierini
Changes in a mole
Keloid scar
Coilonychia
Meliceric scabs
Dermographism
Dehidrosis
Acquired epidermolysis bullosa
Erythema annulare centrifuge
Erythema migrans
Erythema nodosum
Palmar erythema
Erythroderma
Exfoliative erythroderma
Skin rash with fever
Pearly Scale
Scleredema
Localized scleroderma / Morphea
Cutaneous sclerosis
Stretch marks
Exanthema
Raynaud's phenomenon
Episodic facial flushing
Folliculitis
Photosensitivity
Bruising and easy bleeding
Intertrigo
Suspicious skin lesion
Leukonychia
Beau's Lines
Cutaneous lichen planus
Pigmented lichen planus
Livedo reticularis
Moon that changes
Longitudinal melanonia
Melasma
Onycholysis
Onychomycosis
Inflammatory follicular papules
Pityriasis versicolor
Psoriasis plaque
Erythematosquamous plaque
Indurated plate
Poikiloderma
Nodular prurigo
Itching
Generalized itching
Purple and petechiae
Arsenical keratoderma
Haxthausen Keratoderma
Palmoplantar keratoderma
Exfoliative keratolysis
Actinic keratosis
Follicular keratosis
Keratosis pilaris
Seborrheic keratosis
Epidermoid cysts
Hives that appear and disappear
Facial telangiectasias
Chronic skin ulcer
Hives (hives)
Vitiligo
Xanthelasma
Eruptive xanthomas
Cutaneous xerosis
Abulia
Compulsive accumulation
Psychomotor agitation
Alexithymia
Hallucinations
Dissociative amnesia
Depressed mood
Anxiety
Apathy and isolation
Affective flattening
Non-suicidal self-harm
Thought blocking
Catatonia
Delusional jealousy
Kleptomania
Compulsions
Disorganized behavior
Purgative conduct
Coprolalia
Anguish crisis
Mystical-religious delirium
Delusions of grandeur
Allopsychic disorientation
Autopsychic disorientation
Depersonalization
Dysphoria
Psychogenic sexual dysfunction
Dysmorphophobia
Ecolalia
Erotomania
Social avoidance
Flight of ideas
Dissociative fugue
Hyperorexia / Binge eating
Hypersexuality
Hypervigilance
Hypochondria
Suicidal ideation
Delusional ideas of persecution
Illusions
Insomnia
Emotional lability
Logorrhea
Selective mutism
Negativism
Obsessions
Paramnesia
Pica
Pyromania
Depressive pseudodementia
Somatization
Trichotillomania
Pulmonary clubbing
Nasal flaring in adults with respiratory failure
Sleep apnea / snoring
Sleep apnea of central origin
Adult bradypnea
Extreme bronchorrhea
Nasal congestion and rhinorrhea
Tracheal cornage
Velcro-type crackles
Asymmetrical basal Velcro-type crackles
Symmetrical bilateral Velcro crackles
Bilateral symmetrical apical Velcro-type crackles
Basal symmetrical bilateral Velcro-type crackles in rheumatoid arthritis
Basal symmetrical bilateral Velcro-type crackles in scleroderma
Single right basal velcro-type crackles
Single left basal velcro-type crackles
Dysphonia induced by inhaled corticosteroids
Unilateral decrease in vesicular murmur
Dyspnea
Catamenial dyspnea due to diaphragmatic or pleural endometriosis
Catamenial dyspnea due to intraparenchymal pulmonary endometriosis
Catamenial dyspnea due to recurrent catamenial pneumothorax
Progressive exertional dyspnea of interstitial origin
Dyspnea in prone position
Dyspnea in the supine position due to neuromuscular causes
Dyspnea induced by right lateral decubitus
Dyspnea induced by left lateral decubitus
Dyspnea induced by neuromuscular prone position
Allergic paroxysmal dyspnea
Positional dyspnea due to unilateral diaphragmatic paralysis
Sighing or psychogenic dyspnea
Localized rib pain of pneumological origin
Metastatic pleuritic localized rib pain
Post-traumatic pleuritic localized rib pain
Sore throat
Pleuritic pain
Chest pain that increases when breathing
Retrosternal tracheal pain
Acute tracheobronchial pain due to acid reflux
Tracheoesophageal pain due to smoke inhalation
Thoracic egophony
Epistaxis
Chocolate sputum of pulmonary origin
Foul sputum of pulmonary origin
Recurrent hemoptoic sputum
Rusty sputum
Numular sputum
Chocolate nummular sputum
Laennec Pearl Sputum
Moist crackling rales
Stridor
Expectoration (sputum)
Hemoptysis
massive hemoptysis
Refractory hypercapnia
Central neurogenic hyperventilation
Silent hypoxemia
Diffuse painless chest tightness
Selective orthopnea of diaphragmatic origin
Soundless pectoriloquy
Platypnea
Amphoric vocal resonance
Breathing with pursed lips
Biot's Breath
Cheyne-Stokes breathing
Paradoxical abdominal breathing
Auscultatory pleural rub
Auscultatory rhoncus
Hoarseness
Sense of suffocation when swallowing
Sensation of substernal weight with deep inspiration
Sensation of incomplete lung emptying
Wheezing
Generalized and changing expiratory wheezing
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing at the right base
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing at the left base
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing in the right middle lobe
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing in the right upper lobe
Localized and fixed expiratory wheezing in the left upper lobe
Exercise-induced wheezing
Fixed inspiratory wheezing of tracheal origin
Laryngeal inspiratory wheezing
Fixed monophonic wheezing
Amphoric breath
Tubal murmur
Adult tachypnea
Supraclavicular and intercostal indrawing of the adult
Cough
Bitonal cough
Harsh bitonal cough
Harsh and wheezing bitonal cough
Bitonal wheezing cough
Bitonal wheezing and dull cough
Dull bitonal cough
Chronic cough
Emetic cough in adults
Persistent dry irritative cough
Metallic or barking cough in adults
Quinchy or spasmodic cough
Vomic
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