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Model: December 23, 2021

Conditions
Symptoms
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Conditions

Adults – 12+ yr.

Pediatrics: 0-12 yr.

Added (8)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_1208	Crohn's disease exacerbation	Adults
c_1204	Delayed onset muscle soreness	Adults Pediatrics
c_74	Epilepsy	Adults
c_1210	Geographic tongue	Adults Pediatrics
c_921	Hyperemesis gravidarum	Adults
c_1209	Ulcerative colitis exacerbation	Adults
c_1193	Wound dehiscence	Pediatrics
c_1192	Wound infection	Pediatrics

Updated (3)

c_1187	Foreign body in ear Hint: You may need urgent medical assistance. Go immediately to the nearest emergency department. Professional help may be necessary to remove the foreign body from the ear.	Adults Pediatrics
c_798	Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia Name: Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia Hint: You need urgent medical attention! Please consult a family doctor or a pulmonologist as soon as possible. Urgent medical attention is needed! Please consult a family doctor or a pulmonologist as soon as possible.	Adults
c_819	Sun allergy Hint: If your symptoms are severe or persistent, please consult a dermatologist. If the symptoms are severe or persist, please consult a dermatologist.	Adults

Symptoms

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s_2408	Blood pressure, between 140 and 179 mmHg	Adults
s_2409	Catastrophising	Adults Pediatrics
s_2412	Dermatological changes, tongue	Adults Pediatrics
s_2415	Fascination with death	Adults Pediatrics
s_2454	Insertion of foreign body, dangerous object	Adults Pediatrics
s_2421	Mouth pain, after eating spicy or acidic food	Adults Pediatrics
s_2455	Myalgia, following intense physical exertion	Adults Pediatrics
s_2462	No history of inflammatory bowel disease	Adults
s_2422	Oral lesions, changes in the location, size, or shape	Adults Pediatrics
s_2414	Oral lesions, multiple	Adults Pediatrics
s_2424	Oral lesions, recurrent	Adults Pediatrics
s_2416	Oral lesions, red	Adults Pediatrics
s_2413	Oral lesions, well-demarcated borders	Adults Pediatrics
s_2461	Pharyngeal swelling	Adults Pediatrics
s_2410	Tenderness in the scrotum	Adults Pediatrics

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s_299	Abdominal mass Question: Do you feel a lump or something firm in your stomach? Is there a lump or something firm in your stomach?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1647	Annular skin lesions Question: Do you have a ring-shaped rash, i.e., a circular patch with a reddish border and normal skin in the center? Do you have a ring-shaped skin change, i.e., a circular lesion with lighter skin inside?	Adults Pediatrics
s_137	Binge eating Name: Binge eating attacks Binge eating Name common: Binge eating None	Adults Pediatrics
s_568	Binge eating, followed by self-disgust Name: Self-disgust after binge eating Binge eating, followed by self-disgust Name common: Self-disgust after binge eating Question: Do you feel disgusted with yourself after binge eating? Do you feel disgusted by yourself after binge eating?	Adults Pediatrics
s_111	Bleeding gums Question: Are you bleeding from the gums? Are your gums bleeding?	Adults Pediatrics
s_543	Blood pressure, elevated Name: Elevated blood pressure Blood pressure, elevated Question: Is your blood pressure over 140/90 mmHg? Is your blood pressure 140/90 mmHg or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1933	Blood pressure, more than 180 mmHg Name: Elevated blood pressure, severe Blood pressure, more than 180 mmHg	Adults
s_534	Bradycardia Question: Do you have a slow heart rate, under 60 beats per minute? Do you have a slow heart rate?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1620	Calf pain Name: Pain in lower limb, calf Calf pain Name common: Calf pain Pain in calf Question: Do you have pain in your calf? Does your calf hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1878	Calf pain, above the heel Name: Pain in the back of the leg, above the heel Calf pain, above the heel Name common: Pain in calf just above the heel Question: Do you have pain in the back of your ankle, just above your heel? Does the calf just above the heel hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_232	Calf pain, severe while walking Name: Pain in lower limb, calf, severe while walking Calf pain, severe while walking Name common: Severe calf pain while walking Severe pain in calf while walking Question: Do you have severe pain in your calf while walking? Does walking cause severe calf pain?	Adults Pediatrics
s_732	Calf pain, severe while walking, intermittent claudication Name: Pain in lower limb, calf, severe while walking, intermittent claudication Calf pain, severe while walking, intermittent claudication Name common: Leg pain occurring during exertion and relieved by rest Pain in calf during exertion and relieved by rest Question: Does the leg pain get better when you rest? Is the calf pain worse while walking and improves with rest?	Adults
s_31	Chest pain, continuing during rest Name: Chest pain, continues after rest Chest pain, continuing during rest	Adults Pediatrics
s_35	Chest pain, during physical exertion Name: Chest pain, during exertion Chest pain, during physical exertion Name common: Chest pain on exertion Chest pain during physical activity	Adults Pediatrics
s_1178	Chest pain, worsens on palpation Question: Does the chest pain worsen when you touch or press your chest? Is the chest pain worse when you touch or press your chest?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1184	Coating on tongue Name common: White tongue	Adults Pediatrics
s_303	Compulsive behaviour Name: Compulsive behavior Compulsive behaviour Name common: Performing certain actions repeatedly to ease anxiety None	Adults
s_28	Crotch pain Name: Pain in crotch Crotch pain Name common: Crotch pain Pain in crotch	Adults Pediatrics
s_60	Crotch pain, glans penis Name: Pain in glans penis Crotch pain, glans penis Name common: Pain of the head of the penis Pain in head of penis	Adults Pediatrics
s_34	Crotch pain, sudden Name: Pain in crotch, sudden Crotch pain, sudden Name common: Sudden crotch pain Sudden pain in crotch Question: Did the pain in your crotch occur suddenly? Did the crotch pain start suddenly?	Adults Pediatrics
s_52	Crotch pain, testicular or scrotal Name: Pain in scrotum Crotch pain, testicular or scrotal Name common: Pain in scrotum or testicle	Adults Pediatrics
s_1829	Crotch pain, vulvovaginal Name: Vulvovaginal pain Crotch pain, vulvovaginal Name common: Pain in vagina or vulva	Adults Pediatrics
s_437	Cyanosis Name common: Bluish-gray coloured skin Bluish-grey coloured skin Question: Do you have blue, bluish-gray, or purplish discolouration of the skin, mouth, lips, or nails? Do you have blue, bluish-grey, or purplish discolouration of the skin, mouth, lips, or nails?	Adults Pediatrics
s_553	Cyanosis, fingers Name common: Grayish-blue fingers Greyish-blue fingers Question: Are your fingers grayish blue? Are your fingers greyish blue?	Adults Pediatrics
s_203	Dental plaque Name common: Fuzzy teeth Question: Do you have a plaque on any tooth? Do you have plaques on any tooth, or does any tooth feel fuzzy or like it is coated with a film?	Adults Pediatrics
s_241	Dermatological changes Question: Are there any changes on the skin, in the mouth or around the eyes, e.g., rash, growth, nodule, bump, or discolouration? Are there any changes on your skin, or around your eyes, e.g., rash, growth, nodule, bump, lump, or discolouration?	Adults Pediatrics
s_694	Dermatological changes, mouth Name: Dermatological changes, located in the mouth Dermatological changes, mouth Name common: Dermatological changes inside the mouth Changes in the mouth Question: Are there skin changes inside the mouth? Are there any lesions or skin changes inside the mouth?	Adults Pediatrics
s_731	Disorganised behaviour Name: Disorganized behaviour Disorganised behaviour	Adults
s_247	Dry mouth Question: Do you have a dry mouth? Is your mouth dry?	Adults Pediatrics
s_476	Earache, tenderness around the ear Name: Pain increases when touching ear area Earache, tenderness around the ear Name common: Pain when pressing area around the ear Question: Does the pain worsen when you touch or press around your ear? Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the area around your ear?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2247	Enlarged front of neck Name: Enlarged throat Enlarged front of neck Name common: Swollen throat Swollen front of neck Question: Is there a mass in your throat, or is your throat swollen? Does it seem like there is a mass in your throat, or is does the front of your neck seem swollen?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1390	Enlargement of palatine tonsil, unilateral Name: Pharyngeal swelling, unilateral Enlargement of palatine tonsil, unilateral Name common: One-sided throat swelling Swollen throat on one side	Adults Pediatrics
s_1102	Enlargement of palatine tonsils, bilateral Name: Pharyngeal swelling, bilateral Enlargement of palatine tonsils, bilateral	Adults Pediatrics
s_7	Female infertility Question: Have you failed to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months or more of frequent, regular unprotected sexual intercourse? Have you failed to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months or more of frequent, regular and unprotected, without contraception, sexual intercourse?	Adults
s_100	Fever, between 100.4 and 104°F or 38 and 40°C Name: Fever between 100.4 and 104°F (38 and 40°C) Fever, between 100.4 and 104°F or 38 and 40°C Name common: Fever between 100.4 and 104°F or 38 and 40°C Question: Is your body temperature between 100.4°F and 104°F or 38°C and 40°C? Is your body temperature between 100.4 and 104°F or 38 and 40°C?	Adults Pediatrics
s_99	Fever, between 98.6 and 100.4°F or 37 and 38°C Name: Fever between 98 and 100.4°F (37 and 38°C) Fever, between 98.6 and 100.4°F or 37 and 38°C Name common: Subfebrile temperature between 98.6 and 100.4°F or 37 and 38°C Question: Is your body temperature between 98°F and 100.4°F or 37°C and 38°C? Is your body temperature between 98.6 and 100.4°F or 37 and 38°C?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1186	Fever, flare-ups and remissions Name: Fever with flare-ups and remissions Fever, flare-ups and remissions	Adults Pediatrics
s_2000	Fever, higher than 104°F or 40°C Name: Fever greater than 104°F (40°C) Fever, higher than 104°F or 40°C Name common: Fever higher than 104°F or 40°C	Adults Pediatrics
s_2319	Fever, lasting less than 3 days Question: Has your fever lasted less than 3 days? Has the fever lasted less than 3 days?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1820	Fever, temperature not measured Name common: Fever not measured	Adults Pediatrics
s_2063	Fever, unresponsive to treatment Name: Fever, unresponding to treatment Fever, unresponsive to treatment Name common: Fever not responding to treatment	Pediatrics
s_578	Foot pain Name: Pain in one foot Foot pain Name common: Foot pain Pain in one foot Question: Does only one of your feet hurt? Does only one foot hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1645	Foot pain, pain in back of foot during single-leg heel raise Name: Foot pain, back of the foot, during single-leg heel raise Foot pain, pain in back of foot during single-leg heel raise	Adults Pediatrics
s_842	Ignoring consequences and social norms Name: Behavioural changes, ignoring consequences and social norms Ignoring consequences and social norms	Adults Pediatrics
s_1819	Impaired vision, one eye Name: Impaired vision, only one eye Impaired vision, one eye Name common: Visual impairment in only one eye Visual impairment in one eye Question: Do the vision problems affect only one eye? Is the vision problem in only one eye?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2052	Male infertility Question: Has your partner failed to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months or more of frequent, regular, unprotected sexual intercourse? Has your partner failed to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months or more of frequent, regular and unprotected, without contraception, sexual intercourse?	Adults
s_1	Mouth ulcer Question: Do you have an ulcer or sore in your mouth? Is there an ulcer or a sore inside your mouth?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2154	Nasal catarrh, purulent Question: Is the nasal discharge green or yellow? Is the nasal discharge yellow or green?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2016	Nosebleed, single episode Name common: Only one episode of bleeding from nose One episode of bleeding from nose	Adults Pediatrics
s_127	Obsessions Name common: Obsessive thoughts None	Adults
s_687	Obsessions, compulsive thoughts Name: Obsessions or compulsions Obsessions, compulsive thoughts Name common: Compulsive thoughts Question: Do you have obsessive or compulsive fears that hinder daily life or other activities, e.g., cleanliness, neatness, health, or appearance? Do you have obsessive or compulsive thoughts that hinder daily life or other activities, e.g., cleanliness, neatness, health, or appearance?	Adults
s_688	Obsessions, intrusive thoughts Name: Obsessions, images Obsessions, intrusive thoughts Question: Do you get intrusive images that hinder your daily life or other activities, e.g., violence or sex? Do you get intrusive or dark thoughts that hinder your daily life or other activities, e.g., violence or sex?	Adults
s_509	Odynophagia Question: Do you have pain when swallowing? Does it hurt to swallow?	Adults Pediatrics
s_362	Oily skin Name common: Greasy or oily skin Question: Is your skin oily? Is your skin greasy or oily?	Adults Pediatrics
s_185	Oliguria Name common: Low urine output Urinating less than usual	Adults Pediatrics
s_1673	Oral lesions, white plaques Name: White oral plaques Oral lesions, white plaques Question: Do you have white spots on the inside of your mouth? Are there white spots or patches inside your mouth?	Adults Pediatrics
s_541	Orthostatic hypotension Name common: Feeling dizzy or faint after standing up quickly Dizzy or lightheaded after standing up	Adults Pediatrics
s_2257	Other type of contact with COVID-19 case Question: Have you had another type of contact with a person positive for COVID-19? Have you had any other type of contact with a person positive for COVID-19?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2364	Otorrhea, after trauma Question: Do you have fluid coming out of your ear after a recent trauma? Is there fluid coming out of your ear following a recent injury or trauma?	Pediatrics
s_371	Overworked Name: Overwork Overworked Question: Do you feel that you are overworked? Are you overworked?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1453	Pain in both lower limbs Question: Do you have pain in both of your lower limbs, e.g., both legs or feet? Do you have pain in both lower limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2092	Pain in both lower limbs, both feet Name: Pain in both feet Pain in both lower limbs, both feet Name common: Feet pain Pain in both feet Question: Do you have pain in both of your feet? Do both feet hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1112	Pain in both lower limbs, stocking distribution Name common: Pain in both lower limbs with stocking distribution	Adults
s_1452	Pain in both upper limbs Question: Do you have pain in both of your upper limbs, e.g., both arms, forearms, or hands? Do you have pain in both upper limbs?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2091	Pain in both upper limbs, both hands Name: Pain in both hands Pain in both upper limbs, both hands Name common: Pain in both hands Question: Do you have pain in both of your hands? Do both hands hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2402	Pain in front of ear Name: Pain in front of the ear Pain in front of ear	Adults Pediatrics
s_579	Pain in lower limb Question: Do you have pain in either of your lower limbs, e.g., thigh, calf, or feet? Do you have pain in either lower limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1927	Pain in lower limb, limping due to pain Name: Limping due to pain Pain in lower limb, limping due to pain Name common: Limping due to pain Question: Do you limp due to pain in your leg? Are you limping due to pain in your lower limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1930	Pain in lower limb, severe Question: Is the lower limb pain very intense? Is the lower limb pain severe?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2335	Pain in lower limb, shin Question: Do you have pain in the shin, i.e., the front of your lower leg? Does your shin hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1893	Pain in lower limb, thigh Question: Do you feel pain in your thigh? Does your thigh hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_580	Pain in upper limb Question: Do you have pain in any part of either of your upper limbs, e.g., shoulders, arms, elbows, forearms, wrists, hands, or fingers? Do you have pain in either upper limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1799	Pain in upper limb, forearm Name: Forearm pain Pain in upper limb, forearm	Adults Pediatrics
s_554	Pain in upper limb, hand or fingers Name: Pain in fingers or hand Pain in upper limb, hand or fingers Name common: Pain in hand or fingers Question: Do you have pain in your hands or fingers? Does your hand or fingers hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1313	Pain in upper limb, one finger Name: Pain in one finger Pain in upper limb, one finger Name common: One finger pain Pain in one finger Question: Is the pain located in only one finger? Does only one finger hurt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1935	Pain in upper limb, severe Question: Is the pain in your upper limb very intense? Is the upper limb pain severe?	Adults Pediatrics
s_54	Pain near eye socket Name common: Pain around or behind eye	Adults Pediatrics
s_1393	Painful defecation Name common: Painful bowel movements Pain when defecating Question: Do you experience pain during bowel movements? Do you have pain when you defecate?	Adults Pediatrics
s_33	Painful ejaculation Name common: Pain when ejaculating	Adults
s_39	Painful urination Name: Pain while urinating Painful urination Name common: Pain when urinating	Adults Pediatrics
s_1371	Palatine petechiae Name common: Pin-point spots on the soft palate Pinpoint-size red dots on soft part of roof of mouth Question: Do you have small red dots or bruises on the roof of your mouth? Are there pinpoint-size red dots on the soft part of the roof of your mouth?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2282	Pale skin, fingers Name: Pale skin, only fingers Pale skin, fingers Name common: Pale fingers Question: Are any of your fingers paler than the rest of your body? Are any fingers paler than the rest of your body?	Adults Pediatrics
s_110	Palpitations Question: Does your heart unexpectedly start to race or pound, or does it feel like it skips a beat? Do you have palpitations or an irregular heart rate, e.g., feels like the heart is pounding, racing, or adding or skipping a beat?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2002	Palpitations, lasting more than 5 minutes Name: Palpitations, over 5 minutes Palpitations, lasting more than 5 minutes Name common: Palpitations lasting more than 5 minutes Question: Has the feeling of your heart pounding, fluttering, or skipping a beat not subsided after rest and lasted more than 5 minutes? Have the palpitations or the irregular heart rate lasted more than 5 minutes and are not subsiding after rest?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2004	Palpitations, recurrent Name common: Recurrent palpitations Question: Have you felt your heart pounding, fluttering, or skipping a beat like this before? Have you had palpitations or an irregular heart rate before?	Adults Pediatrics
s_722	Panic attacks in public or when talking to strangers Name: Panic attacks in public appearances Panic attacks in public or when talking to strangers Question: Do you get panic attacks when going out in public or speaking in public? Do you have panic attacks when you go out in public or when you have to speak to strangers or less familiar people?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2237	Papule or nodule, umbilicated Name common: Papule or nodule, indented Indented papule or nodule Question: Is there a central depression within the papule or nodule, i.e., lowered center with raised borders? Is there a central depression in the bump or growth, i.e., lowered center with raised borders?	Pediatrics
s_1496	Paranasal sinuses tenderness Name: Paranasal sinuses tender to palpation Paranasal sinuses tenderness Name common: Paranasal sinuses tender to palpation	Adults
s_744	Paresis, ascending Question: Has the muscle weakness started recently in the lower parts of your body and spread upwards towards your head over a few hours or days? Did the muscle weakness start in the lower parts of your body and spread upwards towards your head over the course of a few hours or days?	Adults
s_2326	Paresis, both lower limbs Name: Paresis, paraparesis Paresis, both lower limbs Question: Are you having trouble moving both of your legs? Are you having trouble moving both lower limbs?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2343	Paresis, both upper limbs Question: Do you have trouble moving both of your upper limbs? Are you having trouble moving both upper limbs?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1005	Paresis, hemiparesis Name common: Weakness of only one side of the body Weakness of one side of the body	Adults Pediatrics
s_148	Paresis, limbs Question: Are you having more difficulty than usual moving your arms or legs? Is it more difficult than usual for you to move your arms or legs?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2339	Paresis, limbs, tetraparesis Question: Are you having more difficulty than usual moving both of your arms and legs? Are you having trouble moving all of your limbs?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2318	Paresis, one lower limb Question: Are you having trouble moving only one leg or foot? Are you having trouble moving only one lower limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_518	Paresthesia Name common: Body tingling Tingling or numbness Question: Does any part of your body feel numb or tingle? Does any part of your body tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_126	Paresthesia, around the mouth Name common: Tingling around the mouth Tingling or numbness around the mouth Question: Does your mouth feel numb or tingle? Does your mouth tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1069	Paresthesia, ascending Name common: Ascending paresthesias Ascending tingling or numbness Question: Did the numbness or tingling begin in the lower limbs and then progress to the upper limbs? Did the tingling or numbness begin in the lower limbs and then spread upwards to the upper limbs?	Adults
s_125	Paresthesia, both feet Question: Do your feet tingle or feel numb? Do both feet tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1063	Paresthesia, both lower limbs Name common: Numbness of both lower limbs Tingling or numbness of both lower limbs Question: Do both of your legs feel numb, tingle, or feel like pins and needles? Do both lower limbs tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_973	Paresthesia, both upper limbs Name common: Numbness of both upper limbs Tingling or numbness of both upper limbs Question: Do both of your arms feel numb or tingle? Do both upper limbs tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_971	Paresthesia, face Name common: Face numbness Face tingling or numbness Question: Does your face feel numb or tingle? Does your face tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2306	Paresthesia, lower limbs Name common: Numbness of lower limbs Tingling and numbness of lower limbs Question: Does either leg tingle or feel numb? Does either lower leg tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2315	Paresthesia, one foot Question: Does your foot tingle or feel numb? Does only one foot tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2001	Paresthesia, one lower limb Name common: Numbness in one lower limb Tingling or numbness in one lower limb Question: Does only one of your legs feel numb, tingle, or feel like pins and needles? Does only one lower limb tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1449	Paresthesia, one upper limb Name common: Numbness of one upper limb Tingling or numbness of one upper limb Question: Does only one of your upper limbs feel numb or tingle? Does only one upper limb tingle or feel numb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1932	Paresthesia, sudden onset Name common: Numbness or tingling of sudden onset Sudden onset of tingling or numbness Question: Did the numbness or tingling appear all of the sudden? Did the tingling or numbness appear suddenly?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2304	Paresthesia, upper limbs Name common: Numbness of upper limbs Tingling and numbness of upper limbs	Adults Pediatrics
s_1715	Pathologic fractures Name common: Broken bone without having had an accident Broken bone not caused by trauma Question: Have you ever broken a bone without having had an accident? Have you ever broken a bone without having had an accident or a trauma?	Adults Pediatrics
s_795	Pencil-thin stools Question: Has your stool become as thin as a pencil? Is your stool as thin as a pencil?	Adults
s_2043	Penile itching Name common: Itchy penis	Adults Pediatrics
s_348	Personality changes Name: Behavioural changes, personality Personality changes Name common: Change in personality None	Adults
s_594	Petechiae Name common: Small red spots on the skin, not fading under pressure Small red spots not fading under pressure Question: Do you have pinhead-size, smaller than 3 mm, red spots on your skin, that do not fade when you press them? Do you have pinhead-sized, smaller than 3 mm, red spots on your skin, that do not fade when you press them?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1826	Pharyngeal pain, unilateral Question: Is the pain localized only on one side of your throat, or is the pain much worse on one side of your throat? Is the pain only on one side of your throat, or is the pain much worse on one side of your throat?	Adults Pediatrics
s_915	Phobia Name common: Irrational fear Question: Do you experience an irrational fear of certain situations, objects, or phenomena and try to avoid them, e.g., flying, needles, or storms? Do you have an irrational fear of certain situations, objects, or phenomena and try to avoid them?	Adults
s_2088	Physical injury Name: Physical injury symptom Physical injury Question: Have you recently had a trauma or a physical injury? Have you recently been injured?	Adults Pediatrics
s_281	Physical injury, to self or others after drinking alcohol Name: Physical injury, to self or others, after drinking alcohol Physical injury, to self or others after drinking alcohol Name common: Injury to self or others after drinking alcohol Question: Have you or someone around you been injured as a consequence of your drinking? Have you hurt yourself or someone else after drinking alcohol?	Adults
s_75	Polyuria Name: Frequent urination, large quantities Polyuria Name common: Frequent urination in large quantities Urinating more than usual Question: Are you passing more urine than you usually do in one day? Are you passing more urine than usual in one day?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2175	Possible rabies exposure Question: Have you been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or have you been around bats in the past three months? Have you been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or have you been around bats in the past 3 months?	Adults
s_1471	Postnasal drip Question: Do you feel like you have mucus dripping in the back of your throat? Do you feel like you have mucus dripping down the back of your throat?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2156	Posttussive vomiting Name common: Coughing followed by vomiting	Pediatrics
s_225	Premature greying Name: Premature graying Premature greying Question: Has your hair started turning gray before the age of 25? Has your hair started greying earlier than the norm for your race or ethnicity?	Adults
s_69	Preoccupation with food Question: Are you constantly preoccupied with thoughts of food or eating? Are you constantly preoccupied or distracted by thoughts of food or eating?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1397	Priapism Question: Do you have an erection that has lasted 4 hours or more? Has your erection lasted more than 4 hours?	Adults
s_123	Problems with everyday tasks Name: Problems with everyday tasks such as washing, eating, dressing Problems with everyday tasks Name common: Problems with everyday tasks such as washing, eating, or dressing Question: Do you have difficulty with everyday tasks, e.g., washing, eating, or dressing? Do you have difficulty performing everyday tasks, e.g., washing, eating, or dressing?	Adults
s_777	Prolonged nighttime sleep Question: Have you been sleeping more than 10 hours a night, three days a week, for three months or more? Have you been sleeping more than 10 hours a night, 3 days a week, for 3 months or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_254	Pruritus Name common: Itchy skin Itching Question: Does your skin or any other part of your body itch? Does your skin or any part of your body itch?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2033	Pruritus, foot Name common: Itching of a foot or feet Itchy foot Question: Do either of your feet itch? Does either foot itch?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1548	Pseudomembrane in nose or throat Name: Pseudomembrane in throat or nose Pseudomembrane in nose or throat Name common: Gray layer in throat Thick grey layer in nose or throat Question: Do you have a dense, gray coating in your throat or nose that bleeds when you try to remove it? Do you have a thick, grey layer covering parts of your nose or throat?	Adults
s_1238	Pupil or pupils unreactive to accommodation Name: Pupil or pupils unreactive to accomodation Pupil or pupils unreactive to accommodation	Adults
s_762	Purpuric rash Question: Do you have a purple rash or red spots on your skin that do not fade when pressed? Do you have red or purple spots on your skin that do not fade when pressed?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1915	Purpuric rash, palpable Question: Do you have 3-10 mm purple or red spots on your skin that you can feel and that do not fade when you press them? Are the red or purple spots on your skin raised or able to be felt?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1315	Pus under the skin of the finger Question: Do you have pus under the skin on your finger? Is there pus under the skin of your finger?	Adults Pediatrics
s_388	Pustule Name common: Vesicles filled with pus, up to 1 cm in diameter Small bumps less than 1 cm filled with pus Question: Do you have small bumps on your skin, less than 1 cm, that are filled with pus? Are there small bumps, less than 1 cm, on your skin that are filled with pus?	Adults Pediatrics
s_779	Rash or impulsive decisions Name: Making rash or impulsive decisions Rash or impulsive decisions Name common: Making rash or impulsive decisions Question: Do you sometimes engage in impulsive behaviours that may have serious consequences, e.g., impulsive purchases or investments, grandiose ideas, substance use, risky sexual behaviour, and impaired driving? Do you sometimes make rash decisions or engage in impulsive behaviours?	Adults
s_1713	Reduced range of joint motion Name: Restricted range of joint motion Reduced range of joint motion Name common: Joint hard to move	Adults Pediatrics
s_1903	Reduced range of joint motion, passive Name: Restricted passive range of joint motion Reduced range of joint motion, passive Name common: Reduced range of passive joint motion	Adults Pediatrics
s_1470	Skin desquamation Question: Is your skin peeling? Is your skin peeling, flaking, or shedding?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1831	Skin mass Name common: Lumps or bumps Question: Do you have any bumps or growths on or under your skin? Do you have any lumps or bumps on or under your skin?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1931	Skin mass, bleeding Name common: Bleeding lump or bump Question: Are any of your bumps or growths bleeding? Is any lump or bump bleeding?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1830	Skin mass, larger than 1 cm Name: Skin mass greater than 1 cm in diameter Skin mass, larger than 1 cm Name common: Skin bump greater than 1 cm in diameter Lump larger than 1 cm Question: Is the bump or growth larger than 1 cm? Is the lump larger than 1 cm?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2285	Skin mass, natal cleft Name common: Skin mass in groove between buttocks Lump or bump in groove between buttocks Question: Do you have a lump or a mass just below your tailbone or in the groove between your buttocks? Is there a lump or a bump just below the tailbone or in the groove between your buttocks?	Adults Pediatrics
s_101	Skin mass, smaller than 1 cm Name: Papule or nodule smaller than 1 cm in diameter Skin mass, smaller than 1 cm Name common: Skin bump less than 1 cm in diameter Bump smaller than 1 cm Question: Is the rounded bump smaller than 1 cm? Is the bump smaller than 1 cm?	Adults Pediatrics
s_196	Smoking, during illness Name: Current cigarette smoking, smoking during illness Smoking, during illness	Adults
s_265	Smoking, in non-smoking areas Name: Current cigarette smoking, smoking in non-smoking areas Smoking, in non-smoking areas	Adults
s_93	Smoking, large quantities Name: Current cigarette smoking, smoking large quantities Smoking, large quantities	Adults
s_308	Smoking, mostly in the morning Name: Current cigarette smoking, mostly in the morning Smoking, mostly in the morning	Adults
s_134	Smoking, need first cigarette of the day Name: Current cigarette smoking, need first cigarette of the day Smoking, need first cigarette of the day	Adults
s_327	Smoking, need when waking up Name: Current cigarette smoking, need when waking up Smoking, need when waking up	Adults
s_1242	Soft lump in inguinal region Question: Do you have a soft mass or lump in your groin that gets bigger when you cough? Is there a soft lump in your groin that gets bigger when you cough?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1244	Soft lump in inguinal region, decreasing when supine Name: Soft lump in inguinal region, decreasing while supine Soft lump in inguinal region, decreasing when supine Name common: Decrease of groin mass size while lying down Soft lump in groin gets smaller when lying down Question: Does the lump get smaller when you lay down? Does the lump get smaller when you lie down?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1243	Soft lump in inguinal region, increasing with increased abdominal pressure Name: Soft lump in inguinal region, enlarging during increase in abdominal pressure Soft lump in inguinal region, increasing with increased abdominal pressure Name common: Enlargement of groin lump during increase in abdominal pressure Soft lump gets bigger with increase in abdominal pressure	Adults Pediatrics
s_1245	Soft lump in inguinal region, reducible Name common: Groin mass possible to be pushed back into abdomen manually Soft lump in groin can be pushed back in groin Question: If you press on the lump, does it disappear or go back into your stomach? Are you able to push the lump back in your groin?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2127	Soft lump in umbilical region Name common: Soft lump near belly button Question: Do you have a soft mass or lump near your belly button? Is there a soft lump near your belly button?	Pediatrics
s_2128	Soft lump in umbilical region, reducible Name common: Umbilical mass possible to be pushed back into abdomen manually Soft lump in stomach can be pushed back in stomach Question: If you press on the lump, does it disappear or go back into your stomach? Are you able to push the lump back in your stomach?	Pediatrics
s_571	Spasticity Question: Do your muscles feel unusually tight, rigid, and stiff, do they suddenly or continuously spasm, and do you experience increased muscle reflexes? Do your muscles feel unusually tight, rigid, and stiff?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1434	Steatorrhea Question: Do you have slippery or oily stools that are shiny, float and are difficult to flush? Are your stools slippery, oily, or shiny, and are they difficult to flush?	Adults Pediatrics
s_530	Sudden increase in blood pressure Question: Have you had a sudden increase in blood pressure? Has there been had a sudden increase in your blood pressure?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1139	Suicidal thoughts Question: Have you thought about killing yourself? Have you ever thought about killing yourself?	Adults Pediatrics
s_383	Suspicious mole or birthmark Name common: Suspicious mole or birthmark on the skin None Question: Do you have a suspicious mole or birthmark, i.e., a spot that has changed in size or colour, has irregular borders, is larger than 6mm or 0.25", or is a new spot? Do you have a suspicious mole or birthmark, e.g., a spot that has changed size or colour, has irregular borders, is larger than 6mm or 0.25 inches, or is a new spot?	Adults Pediatrics
s_380	Suspicious mole or birthmark, asymmetrical Name: Suspicious mole or birthmark, asymmetric Suspicious mole or birthmark, asymmetrical Question: Is the mole or birthmark irregular, i.e., unsymmetrical or without regular borders? Is the mole or birthmark asymmetrical?	Adults
s_585	Suspicious mole or birthmark, change in colour Question: Have any of your moles or birthmarks changed colour? Has the mole or birthmark changed colour?	Adults
s_381	Suspicious mole or birthmark, irregular borders Question: Does your mole or birthmark have irregular or bumpy edges? Does the mole or birthmark have an irregular border or bumpy edges?	Adults Pediatrics
s_382	Suspicious mole or birthmark, larger than 6 mm Name common: Mole or birthmark, larger than 6 mm Mole or birthmark larger than 6 mm Question: Is the mole or birthmark larger than 6 mm? Is the mole or birthmark larger than 6 mm or 0.25 inches?	Adults Pediatrics
s_261	Tachycardia Name common: Fast heartbeat Fast heart rate Question: Do you have a fast heartbeat or feel like your heart is racing? Do you have a fast heart rate?	Adults Pediatrics
s_55	Toothache, after contact with cold, hot, or sweet foods or drinks Name common: Tooth hurts after eating or drinking something cold, hot, or sweet Tooth pain after eating or drinking something cold, hot, or sweet Question: Do any of your teeth hurt after eating or drinking something cold, hot, or sweet? Does any tooth hurt after eating or drinking something cold, hot, or sweet?	Adults Pediatrics
s_86	Tremors, one hand Name: Tremors, only one hand Tremors, one hand Name common: Trembling of one hand Trembling hand	Adults
s_690	Urinary urgency Question: Do you sometimes have a sudden and urgent need to pass urine making it difficult to hold it in? Do you sometimes have a sudden and urgent need to pass urine, making it difficult to hold it in?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1949	Vomiting, every time after meal Question: Have you been vomiting after every meal for at least 2 days in a row? Have you vomitted after every meal for at least 2 days in a row?	Adults Pediatrics
s_613	Xanthelasma Name common: Yellow skin lesions on eyelids Yellowish deposits on eyelids Question: Do you have soft, yellow bumps around your eyes or eyelids? Are there yellowish bumps around your eyes or on your eyelids?	Adults
s_1561	Xanthoma Question: Do you have yellowish bumps under your skin, especially on your knees, elbows, or feet? Are there yellowish bumps under your skin, especially on your knees, elbows, or feet?	Adults Pediatrics

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p_330	Absent COVID-19 vaccination	Pediatrics
p_359	Booster shot of COVID-19 vaccination	Adults
p_93	Diagnosed Crohn's disease	Adults Pediatrics
p_358	Diagnosed ulcerative colitis	Adults
p_364	Enlarged scar after surgery or injury	Adults
p_355	Family history of Helicobacter pylori infection	Adults Pediatrics
p_332	Full COVID-19 vaccination	Pediatrics
p_360	Full COVID-19 vaccination, more than 6 months ago	Adults
p_331	Incomplete COVID-19 vaccination	Pediatrics
p_354	Recent otitis media	Adults Pediatrics
p_361	Use of visual display terminals	Adults

Updated (5)

p_81	Atmospheric pressure changes Name common: Activities connected to sudden atmospheric pressure changes Activities related to sudden pressure or altitude changes Question: Have you been exposed to abrupt atmospheric pressure or altitude changes such as flying, scuba diving or driving in the mountains? Have you been exposed to sudden pressure or altitude changes, e.g., flying, scuba diving, or driving in the mountains?	Adults Pediatrics
p_332	Full COVID-19 vaccination Question: Are you fully vaccinated against COVID-19? Are you fully vaccinated against COVID-19, with the last dose received at least 2 weeks ago?	Adults
p_336	No suspicion of physical abuse Question: Have you ruled out a possibility of physical abuse? Are you not a victim of physical abuse?	Adults Pediatrics
p_339	Recent COVID-19 infection Question: Have you been diagnosed with COVID-19 in the past, or have your COVID-19 symptoms been present for more than 4 weeks? Have you had COVID-19 in the past 6 months or do you still have symptoms from your COVID-19 infection?	Adults
p_335	Victim of physical abuse Name: Possible victim of physical abuse Victim of physical abuse Question: Are you a possible victim of physical abuse? Are you a victim of physical abuse?	Adults Pediatrics

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lt_13	Absolute lymphocyte count	Pediatrics
lt_455	Antiplatelet antibodies	Pediatrics
lt_618	Detection of CFTR gene mutations	Adults Pediatrics
lt_191	Detection of megalocytes in peripheral blood smear	Pediatrics
lt_430	Detection of schistocytes in peripheral blood smear	Pediatrics
lt_309	Positive result of heterophil antibody tests	Pediatrics
lt_438	Serum anti-Rubella virus IgM and/or IgG titer	Pediatrics
lt_83	Serum lactate concentration	Pediatrics
lt_127	Troponin concentration	Pediatrics

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lt_148	Adrenocorticotropic hormone concentration Name common: ACTH	Adults
lt_167	Chloride ion concentration using pilocarpine iontophoresis sweat test Name common: sweat chloride testing	Adults Pediatrics
lt_197	Serum IgG concentration Name common: Serum total IgG	Adults
lt_33	Serum alanine aminotransferase Name: Serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase activity Serum alanine aminotransferase	Adults Pediatrics
lt_438	Serum anti-Rubella virus IgM and/or IgG titer Name: Serum anti-Rubella virus IgG and/or IgM titer Serum anti-Rubella virus IgM and/or IgG titer	Adults
lt_34	Serum aspartate aminotransferase Name: Serum glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase activity Serum aspartate aminotransferase	Adults Pediatrics

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Model: December 23, 2021

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