Model: April 11, 2022

Conditions
Symptoms
Risk factors
Laboratory tests^{beta
Lab tests are still in development and will be available soon.}

Conditions

Adults – 12+ yr.

Pediatrics: 0-12 yr.

Added (12)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_1242	Bloating after certain types of food	AdultsPediatrics
c_1241	Frequent sneezing of newborn	Pediatrics
c_1234	Gastrointestinal complaints after iron intake	AdultsPediatrics
c_1243	Hypnic jerks	AdultsPediatrics
c_1236	Meteorosensitivity and meteoropathy	Adults
c_265	Nephrotic syndrome	Pediatrics
c_1240	Nevus simplex	Pediatrics
c_880	Pelvic organ prolapse	Adults
c_748	Restless legs syndrome	Adults
c_1232	Sleep related leg cramps	AdultsPediatrics
c_826	Solar lentigo	Adults
c_1235	Transient watery stools of breastfed	Pediatrics

Updated (3)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_123	Acute laryngitis Hint:If the symptoms are severe or do not improve after 3 weeks, please consult a family doctor or an otolaryngologist.If the symptoms are severe, or if they do not improve after 3 weeks, please consult a family doctor or an otolaryngologist.	AdultsPediatrics
c_1105	COVID-19 Hint:The symptoms may be caused by COVID-19. Please follow these steps: 1. Isolate yourself from non-infected people at home. 2. Contact a primary care provider to schedule a test as soon as possible. 3. If you have trouble breathing or you develop a high fever, please go to the emergency room or call an ambulance.The symptoms may be caused by COVID-19. Please follow these steps: 1. Isolate yourself from non-infected people at home. 2. Schedule a COVID-19 test as soon as possible. 3. If you have trouble breathing or you develop a high fever, please go to the emergency room or call an ambulance.	AdultsPediatrics
c_446	Hypoglycemia Hint:Try drinking juice or something containing sugar. If the blood glucose does increase and the symptoms persist, please seek medical attention as soon as possible!Try drinking juice or something containing sugar. If the blood glucose does not increase and the symptoms persist, please seek medical attention as soon as possible!	Adults

Symptoms

Added (18)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_2523	Black stool, related to diet or medicine intake	AdultsPediatrics
s_2508	Blepharoptosis, acute	AdultsPediatrics
s_2511	Blepharoptosis, chronic	AdultsPediatrics
s_2521	Brown coloured stool	AdultsPediatrics
s_1717	Bulge protruding through vaginal opening	Adults
s_699	Edema, dependent on the body position	Pediatrics
s_2517	Exaggerated mouthing behaviour	Pediatrics
s_1716	Feeling of vaginal fullness	Adults
s_2516	Headache, waking up from sleep	AdultsPediatrics
s_2507	Hypnagogic hallucinations	AdultsPediatrics
s_117	Muscle cramps, calf	Pediatrics
s_2506	Muscle cramps, hypnagogic	AdultsPediatrics
s_2494	Muscle cramps, nocturnal	AdultsPediatrics
s_1463	Restless legs, nocturnal	Adults
s_2485	Toothache, associated with touch	AdultsPediatrics
s_2518	Transitional stools of newborn	Pediatrics
s_2369	Wound drainage	AdultsPediatrics
s_2519	Yellow or green coloured stool	AdultsPediatrics

Removed (2)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_2373	Decreased head circumference	Adults
s_2380	Maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy	AdultsPediatrics

Updated (12)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_71	Black coloured stool Name:Black stoolsBlack coloured stool Name common:Black stool	AdultsPediatrics
s_192	Blepharoptosis Question:Do your eyelids droop, making it difficult to keep your eyes open?Do your eyelids droop, making it difficult for you to keep your eyes open?	AdultsPediatrics
s_2267	Dermatological changes, lower extremities excluding feet Name common:Skin changes on legsDermatological changes on the hip, thigh, knee, calf, or ankle	AdultsPediatrics
s_694	Dermatological changes, mouth Question:Are there any lesions or skin changes inside the mouth?Are there any lesions or mucosal changes inside the mouth?	AdultsPediatrics
s_2266	Dermatological changes, upper extremities excluding hands Name common:Skin changes on armsDermatological changes on the shoulder, arm, forearm, elbow, or wrist	AdultsPediatrics
s_1570	Gastric symptoms, after lactose ingestion Question:Do you experience gastric symptoms shortly after you eat or drink dairy products, e.g., milk, ice cream, or cheese?Do you have any gastric symptoms shortly after eating or drinking dairy products, e.g., milk, ice cream, or cheese?	AdultsPediatrics
s_2087	Joint deformation, post-traumatic Question:Do you have any swollen joints or joint deformities following a recent trauma?Do you have any deformed joints following a recent injury or trauma?	AdultsPediatrics
s_1	Mouth ulcer Name common:Mouth sores	AdultsPediatrics
s_2413	Oral lesions, well-demarcated borders Question:Are the lesions in the mouth well-demarcated or raised?Do the lesions in the mouth have clear and defined borders?	AdultsPediatrics
s_569	Pale or clay-coloured stool Name:Pale or clay-coloured stoolsPale or clay-coloured stool	AdultsPediatrics
s_1069	Paresthesia, ascending Question:Did the tingling or numbness begin in the lower limbs and then spread upwards to the upper limbs?None	Adults
s_383	Suspicious mole or birthmark Question:Do you have a suspicious mole or birthmark, e.g., a spot that has changed size or colour, has an irregular border, is larger than 6mm or 0.25 inches, or is a new spot?Do you have a suspicious mole or birthmark, e.g., a spot that has changed size or colour, has an irregular border, is larger than 6 mm or 0.25 inches, or is a new spot?	AdultsPediatrics

Risk factors

Added (10)

ID	Concept	Age groups
p_372	Breastfed infant	Pediatrics
p_380	Consumption of foods or drinks that cause bloating	AdultsPediatrics
p_370	Diagnosed diabetes mellitus, type 1	AdultsPediatrics
p_371	Diagnosed diabetes mellitus, type 2	AdultsPediatrics
p_378	Diagnosed diabetes, other type	AdultsPediatrics
p_379	Diagnosed diabetes, unknown type	AdultsPediatrics
p_357	Improper oral hygiene	AdultsPediatrics
p_375	Maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy	AdultsPediatrics
p_377	Oral iron therapy	AdultsPediatrics
p_376	Weather sensitivity	Adults

Updated (1)

ID	Concept	Age groups
p_161	History of urinary tract infections Question:Have you ever had a urinary tract infection, e.g. infections of the bladder, urethra, kidney, or ureter?Have you ever had a urinary tract infection, e.g., infections of the bladder, urethra, kidney, or ureter?	Adults

Laboratory tests ^{beta
Lab tests are still in development and will be available soon.}

Added (6)

ID	Concept	Age groups
lt_319	Left-shifted peripheral blood smear	Pediatrics
lt_2	Mean corpuscular volume	Pediatrics
lt_481	Positive blood culture result	Pediatrics
lt_591	Positive result of rapid influenza diagnostic test	AdultsPediatrics
lt_499	Positive result of urine drug screen	Pediatrics
lt_144	Urine copper concentration (24-hour sample)	Pediatrics

Removed (1)

ID	Concept	Age groups
lt_305	Detection of Plasmodium spp. antigen in blood	Adults

Updated (8)

ID	Concept	Age groups
lt_10	Absolute neutrophil count Name common:ANC	AdultsPediatrics
lt_118	Antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody titer Name common:ANCA	Adults
lt_55	Fibrinogen concentration Name common:Fibrinogen level	Adults
lt_33	Serum alanine aminotransferase Name common:ALT	AdultsPediatrics
lt_372	Serum anti-liver-kidney microsome antibody titer Name:Anti-Liver-Kidney Microsome antibody titerSerum anti-liver-kidney microsome antibody titer	Adults
lt_96	Serum gamma-globulin concentration Name common:gammaglobulin	Adults
lt_78	Serum lactate dehydrogenase activity Name:Serum lactic dehydrogenase activitySerum lactate dehydrogenase activity Name common:LDH	Adults
lt_425	Sickle cells in peripheral blood smear Name common:sickled red cellsSickled red cells	Adults

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