Adults – 12+ yr.
Pediatrics: 0-12 yr.
Added (11)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| c_668 | Chronic fatigue syndrome | Pediatrics |
| c_1265 | Complicated ovarian cyst | Adults |
| c_824 | Granuloma annulare | Pediatrics |
| c_1263 | Hearing loss, unspecified | Pediatrics |
| c_1257 | Mild hypoglycemia | Adults |
| c_1131 | Orbital cellulitis | Adults |
| c_1267 | Ovarian torsion | Adults |
| c_1272 | Recent-onset constipation | Pediatrics |
| c_748 | Restless legs syndrome | Pediatrics |
| c_1256 | Severe hypoglycemia | Adults |
| c_743 | Vitiligo | Pediatrics |
Removed (1)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| c_446 | Hypoglycemia | Adults |
Updated (14)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| c_478 |
Acute hepatitis B
Name:
Hepatitis B
Acute hepatitis B
Name common:
Hepatitis B
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_191 |
Acute hypnotic toxicity
Name common:
Poisoning by hypnotic
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_249 |
Acute streptococcal pharyngitis
Name:
Acute streptococcal tonsillopharyngitis
Acute streptococcal pharyngitis
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_121 |
Acute viral pharyngitis
Name:
Acute viral tonsillopharyngitis
Acute viral pharyngitis
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_1039 |
Arm contusion
Name common:
Arm bruise
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_670 |
Contact dermatitis
Name common:
Contact eczema
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_174 |
Corneal abrasion
Name common:
Scratch of cornea
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_245 |
Dengue fever
Name common:
Dengue
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_238 |
Exanthematic typhus
Name:
Typhus
Exanthematic typhus
|
Adults |
| c_424 |
Heat and sun-related illness
Hint:
Please consult a family doctor as soon as possible.
Please consult a family doctor.
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_290 |
Hookworm infection
Hint:
Please urgently consult a family doctor or an infectious disease specialist.
Please consult a family doctor or an infectious disease specialist as soon as possible.
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_1059 |
Lower leg contusion
Name common:
Leg bruise
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_818 |
Sprained wrist
Hint:
Please consult an orthopedist.
Try available self-care measures. If the symptoms do not improve in 24 to 48 hours or worsen, please consult a family doctor.
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| c_906 |
Zika virus infection
Name common:
Zika virus disease
|
Adults |
Added (32)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| s_2575 | Ability to manage hypoglycemia | Adults |
| s_2012 | Blood glucose level, high | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2011 | Blood glucose level, low | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2013 | Blood glucose level, normal | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2014 | Blood glucose level, not measured | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2482 | Blood glucose level, very high | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2487 | Blood glucose level, very low | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2557 | Dermatological changes, ears | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2139 | Dermatological changes, intertriginous | Adults |
| s_2571 | Dysphagia, severe | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2559 | Erythema, feet | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2552 | Erythema, lower extremities excluding feet | Adults |
| s_2551 | Erythema, upper extremities excluding hands | Adults |
| s_2496 | Excessive loss of dental hard tissue | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2566 | Headache, localised | Adults |
| s_2568 | Headache, parietal | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2567 | Headache, unspecified location | Adults |
| s_2574 | History of hypoglycemic episodes | Adults |
| s_2560 | Insertion of foreign body | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2562 | Insertion of foreign body, ear | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2561 | Insertion of foreign body, nose | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2569 | Jaundice, cutaneous | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2563 | Jaundice, recurrent | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2472 | Loss of consciousness, during exercise | Pediatrics |
| s_2468 | Loss of consciousness, during prolonged standing | Pediatrics |
| s_2471 | Loss of consciousness, in a sitting or lying position | Pediatrics |
| s_2474 | Loss of consciousness, in a warm place | Pediatrics |
| s_2475 | Loss of consciousness, under stress | Pediatrics |
| s_2535 | Oral lesions, painful | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2553 | Oral lesions, trauma-related | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_1463 | Restless legs, nocturnal | Pediatrics |
| s_2565 | Toothache, due to trauma | Adults Pediatrics |
Removed (3)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| s_2355 | Insertion of foreign body in nose or ear | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2152 | Learning disability | Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2158 | Restless sleep | Pediatrics |
Updated (9)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| s_557 |
Erythema, hands
Name:
Erythema, hand
Erythema, hands
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_146 |
Impaired memory, forgetting names of friends and family
Name:
Forgetting names of friends and family
Impaired memory, forgetting names of friends and family
|
Adults |
| s_332 |
Jaundice
Name common:
Yellow skin
None
Question:
Has your skin turned yellow?
Has your skin or eyes turned yellow?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_336 |
Jaundice, during infectious disease
Name common:
Yellow skin during infectious disease
Yellow skin or eyes during infectious disease
Question:
Has your skin turned yellow during the course of an infectious disease?
Has your skin or eyes turned yellow during the course of an infectious disease?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_335 |
Jaundice, following intense physical exertion
Name common:
Yellow skin after physical activity
Yellow skin or eyes after physical activity
Question:
Does your skin turn yellow after intense physical activity?
Does your skin or eyes turn yellow after intense physical activity?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_334 |
Jaundice, stress-related
Name common:
Yellow skin during times of increased stress
Yellow skin or eyes during times of increased stress
Question:
Does your skin turn yellow during times of increased stress?
Does your skin or eyes turn yellow during times of increased stress?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2421 |
Mouth pain, after eating spicy or acidic food
Question:
Is the mouth pain caused by eating spicy or acidic foods or using oral hygiene products, e.g., toothpaste?
Is the mouth pain caused or worsened by eating spicy or acidic foods or using oral hygiene products, e.g., toothpaste?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2413 |
Oral lesions, well demarcated borders
Name common:
Lesions in mouth with raised borders
Oral lesions with clearly defined borders
|
Adults Pediatrics |
| s_2433 |
Toothache, transient
Question:
Did the tooth pain last very briefly or as a single prick?
Did the tooth pain last very briefly, i.e., as a single prick?
|
Adults Pediatrics |
Added (3)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| p_385 | Contact with the blood of another person | Adults |
| p_386 | Diagnosed ovarian mass | Adults |
| p_384 | History of burn | Adults Pediatrics |
Updated (3)
| ID | Concept | Age groups |
|---|---|---|
| p_173 |
Diagnosed atherosclerosis
Name:
Atherosclerosis
Diagnosed atherosclerosis
|
Adults |
| p_128 |
Excessive UV exposure
Question:
Have you been exposed to excessive UV rays, e.g., tanning salon, sunbed, sun lamp, frequent sunbathing without sunscreen, etc.?
Have you been exposed to excessive UV rays, e.g., tanning salon, sunbed, sun lamp, working outdoor or frequent sunbathing without sunscreen, etc.?
|
Adults |
| p_234 |
Recent burn
Question:
Have you recently been burned by a hot object, hot liquid, electricity, or chemicals?
Have you been burned by a hot object, hot liquid, electricity, or chemicals in the past 48 hours?
|
Adults Pediatrics |