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Conditions

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

Symptoms

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

Risk factors

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

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