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Added (30)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_1291	Acute cannabinoid intoxication	Adults Pediatrics
c_1303	Acute cholangitis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1298	Adenoviral enteritis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1292	Adenoviral respiratory disease	Adults Pediatrics
c_1325	Binge eating disorder	Adults Pediatrics
c_1322	Cholesteatoma	Adults Pediatrics
c_1295	Chronic heart failure exacerbation	Adults Pediatrics
c_1260	Dental abscess	Adults Pediatrics
c_1321	Early disseminated Lyme disease	Adults Pediatrics
c_1323	Early localized Lyme disease	Adults Pediatrics
c_1293	Herpetic gingivostomatitis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1319	Intracranial hematoma	Adults Pediatrics
c_1304	Laryngopharyngeal reflux	Adults Pediatrics
c_1328	Late Lyme disease	Adults Pediatrics
c_1305	Local allergic reactions to insect bite or sting	Adults Pediatrics
c_1308	Marine injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1275	Median rhomboid glossitis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1296	Monkeypox	Adults Pediatrics
c_1230	Narcolepsy	Adults Pediatrics
c_1318	Nasal cavity and sinus tumour	Adults Pediatrics
c_1306	Poorly controlled hypertension	Adults Pediatrics
c_1315	Postpartum blues	Adults Pediatrics
c_1316	Postpartum psychosis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1214	Psychological abuse	Adults Pediatrics
c_812	Rotavirus infection	Adults Pediatrics
c_1286	Sexual abuse	Adults Pediatrics
c_1283	Spider bite	Adults Pediatrics
c_1311	Tick bite	Adults Pediatrics
c_648	Tick-borne encephalitis	Adults Pediatrics
c_1294	Trachoma	Adults Pediatrics

Removed (21)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_662	Acute kidney injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_612	Biventricular heart failure	Adults Pediatrics
c_545	Corticotropin releasing pituitary adenoma	Adults Pediatrics
c_211	Left-sided heart failure	Adults Pediatrics
c_182	Lyme disease	Adults Pediatrics
c_440	Nasal polyps	Adults Pediatrics
c_1147	Non-serious arm injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1160	Non-serious back injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1150	Non-serious elbow injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1151	Non-serious forearm injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1153	Non-serious hand injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1144	Non-serious shoulder injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1158	Non-serious wrist injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_572	Right-sided heart failure	Adults Pediatrics
c_1148	Serious arm injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1157	Serious back injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1149	Serious elbow injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1152	Serious forearm injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1154	Serious hand injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1146	Serious shoulder injury	Adults Pediatrics
c_1159	Serious wrist injury	Adults Pediatrics

Updated (31)

ID	Concept	Age groups
c_665	Acute HIV infection Name_common: Acute retroviral syndrome	Adults Pediatrics
c_72	Acute bronchitis Name_common: Chest cold	Adults Pediatrics
c_1097	Acute lower limb ischemia Hint: Urgent medical attention is needed! Pleasae immediately go to the emergency department. Urgent medical attention is needed! Please immediately go to the emergency department.	Adults Pediatrics
c_703	Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding Hint: Please immediately consult a gastroenterologist. Call an ambulance and ask someone nearby for help. Please immediately consult a gastroenterologist, a general practitioner, or go to the hospital.	Adults Pediatrics
c_7	Anorexia nervosa Name_common: Anorexia	Adults Pediatrics
c_1155	Arrhythmia Name_common: Irregularities in the heartbeat	Adults Pediatrics
c_1121	Breast asymmetry in adolescence Name_common: Asymmetrical breast	Adults Pediatrics
c_215	Cholecystitis Hint: An urgent medical examination is needed. Please immediately consult a general practitioner, or go to the hospital. Urgent medical attention is needed. Please immediately go to the hospital or call an ambulance.	Adults Pediatrics
c_952	Choledocholithiasis Name_common: Gallstones in bile duct Bile duct stones	Adults Pediatrics
c_174	Corneal abrasion Name_common: Scratched eye	Adults Pediatrics
c_404	Diabetes mellitus type 1 Name_common: Autoimmune diabetes	Adults Pediatrics
c_808	Earwax blockage Name_common: Clogged ear	Adults Pediatrics
c_671	Encephalitis Name_common: Inflammation of the brain	Adults Pediatrics
c_959	Eye injury Name_common: Injured eye	Adults Pediatrics
c_1044	Finger contusion Name_common: Bruised finger	Adults Pediatrics
c_165	Giardiasis Name_common: Giardia infection	Adults Pediatrics
c_1087	Hand foot and mouth disease Hint: Please consult a family physician.	Adults Pediatrics
c_1070	Humerus fracture Hint: Please immediately go to a trauma unit. Please immediately go to a trauma center.	Adults Pediatrics
c_463	IgA vasculitis Name: Henoch-Schönlein purpura IgA vasculitis	Adults Pediatrics
c_114	Ischemic stroke Hint: Please immediately consult a doctor. Seek emergency care and ask someone nearby for help. Urgent medical attention is needed! Please call an ambulance.	Adults Pediatrics
c_1059	Lower leg contusion Name_common: Lower leg bruise None	Adults Pediatrics
c_67	Oral herpes Hint: The symptoms should improve within 5 to 7 days. The symptoms should improve within 5 to 7 days. If the symptoms do not improve, or any other worrisome symptoms develop, please consult a family doctor.	Adults Pediatrics
c_529	Paronychia Name_common: Nail fold infection	Adults Pediatrics
c_660	Peritonitis Name_common: Inflammation of the peritoneum	Adults Pediatrics
c_1178	Physical abuse Name: Battered child syndrome Physical abuse Name_common: Child abuse None Hint: He|She may be in danger! Based on the reported symptoms, physical abuse is likely. Verify the suggested diagnosis with your resources, if the diagnosis is confirmed, contact the respective services and keep him|her safe until the case is clarified. He|She may be in danger! Based on the reported symptoms, physical abuse is likely. Verify the suggested diagnosis with your resources, if the diagnosis is confirmed, please contact the respective services and keep him|her safe until the case is clarified.	Adults Pediatrics
c_1179	Post-traumatic seizures Name_common: Post-traumatic epilepsy Hint: The seizures were most likely caused by an injury. They may happen again. Depending on the severity of the injury, please consult a doctor or call an ambulance. The seizures were most likely caused by a head injury. They may happen again. Depending on the severity of the injury, please consult a doctor or call an ambulance.	Adults Pediatrics
c_299	Post-traumatic stress disorder Name_common: Post-traumatic stress syndrome	Adults Pediatrics
c_830	Sprained shoulder Hint: Please consult a traumatologist. Try available self-care measures. If the symptoms do not improve in 24-48 hours, please consult an orthopedist.	Adults Pediatrics
c_55	Tension-type headaches Name_common: Tension headeaches Tension headaches	Adults Pediatrics
c_1235	Transient watery stools of breastfed Name_common: Loose stools in breastfed babies	Adults Pediatrics
c_292	Urethritis Name_common: Inflammation of the urethra	Adults Pediatrics

Symptoms

Added (41)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_2635	Acute weight loss	Adults Pediatrics
s_2648	Allodynia	Adults Pediatrics
s_2612	Avoiding going home	Adults Pediatrics
s_2626	Constipation, lasting a month or more	Adults Pediatrics
s_2605	Dermatological changes, located on lips	Adults Pediatrics
s_2639	Edema, periorbital, eyes	Adults Pediatrics
s_2627	Edema, periorbital, one eye	Adults Pediatrics
s_2600	Enlarged vein of chest	Adults Pediatrics
s_2633	Erythema, around either eye	Adults Pediatrics
s_2630	Erythema, around one eye	Adults Pediatrics
s_2572	Eye injury	Adults Pediatrics
s_2645	Fatigue, worsening exercise tolerance	Adults Pediatrics
s_2615	Fear of a particular person	Adults Pediatrics
s_2651	Hemoptysis, massive	Adults Pediatrics
s_2591	Joint pain, both knees	Adults Pediatrics
s_2592	Joint pain, both knees, during movement	Adults Pediatrics
s_2610	Joint pain, either knee	Adults Pediatrics
s_2634	Loss of joint motion	Adults Pediatrics
s_2638	Muscle cramps, lower limb	Adults Pediatrics
s_2590	Normal urine colour	Adults Pediatrics
s_2417	Oral lesions, larger than 1 cm	Adults Pediatrics
s_2538	Oral lesions, lasting 3 or more weeks	Adults Pediatrics
s_2537	Oral lesions, lasting less than 3 weeks	Adults Pediatrics
s_2601	Other cause of burn	Adults Pediatrics
s_2524	Red eye, bilateral	Adults Pediatrics
s_2577	Red eye, unilateral	Adults Pediatrics
s_2619	Skin pain, associated with swimming in the sea or ocean	Adults Pediatrics
s_131	Sleep attacks	Adults Pediatrics
s_2594	Spider bite, nonvenomous	Adults Pediatrics
s_2593	Spider bite, possibly venomous	Adults Pediatrics
s_2588	Spider bite, unknown type	Adults Pediatrics
s_2606	Tenderness of spine	Adults Pediatrics
s_2609	The tongue blade bite test	Adults Pediatrics
s_2608	Tremors, both legs	Adults Pediatrics
s_2646	Tremors, either hand	Adults Pediatrics
s_2647	Tremors, either leg	Adults Pediatrics
s_2611	Tremors, one leg	Adults Pediatrics
s_2604	Unknown urine colour	Adults Pediatrics
s_1619	Upper limb tenderness	Adults Pediatrics
s_2658	Vomiting, food	Adults Pediatrics
s_2641	Well appearance	Adults Pediatrics

Removed (9)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_661	Decreased motivation	Adults Pediatrics
s_174	Edema, joint	Adults Pediatrics
s_2333	Fear of parent	Adults Pediatrics
s_2562	Insertion of foreign body, ear	Adults Pediatrics
s_2561	Insertion of foreign body, nose	Adults Pediatrics
s_117	Muscle cramps, calf	Adults Pediatrics
s_162	Symptoms appearing after taking painkillers or a change in diet	Adults Pediatrics
s_2305	Tremors, unspecified location	Adults Pediatrics
s_2478	Uncertainty about physical abuse	Adults Pediatrics

Updated (51)

ID	Concept	Age groups
s_145	Agitation Question: Do you feel agitated, or are you unable to sit or lie still more than usual? Do you feel agitated, aggravated, or restless, and more than just irritable, or are you unable to sit or lie still more than usual?	Adults Pediatrics
s_818	Alcohol withdrawal syndrome Name_common: Symptoms following a reduction in alcohol use Symptoms following a reduction in alcohol use	Adults Pediatrics
s_436	Anorectal pain Question: Does you have pain in or around the anus or rectum? Do you have pain in or around the anus or rectum?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2508	Blepharoptosis, acute Name_common: Recent dropping eyelids Dropping eyelids for less than 1 week	Adults Pediatrics
s_2511	Blepharoptosis, chronic Name_common: Dropping eyelids for more than 7 days Dropping eyelids for 7 days or more Question: Have your eyelids been drooping for more than 7 days? Have your eyelids been drooping for 7 days or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1925	Chest pain, pressure Question: Do you have a squeezing or pressing chest pain, or does it feel like there is a heavy weight on your chest? Is the chest pain squeezing or pressing, or does it feel like there is a heavy weight on your chest?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2034	Consciousness disturbances Question: Do you feel confused or disorientated, i.e., are you unsure of where you are, when you are, or who you are? Do you feel confused or disorientated, i.e., overly sleepy or unsure of where you are, when you are, or who you are?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2072	Consciousness disturbances, acute Question: Has the confusion or disorientation started recently, i.e., a few hours to days ago? Has the confusion, disorientation, or drowsiness started recently, i.e., a few hours to days ago?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2073	Consciousness disturbances, chronic Question: Have you been feeling confused or disoriented for more than a week? Have you been feeling confused, disorientated or drowsy for more than a week?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2162	Constipation, lasting 3 months or more Name: Constipation, chronic Constipation, lasting 3 months or more Name_common: Chronic constipation Constipation for 3 months or more Question: Has the constipation, difficulty passing stool, lasted three months or more? Has the constipation, difficulty passing stool, lasted 3 months or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_437	Cyanosis Question: Do you have blue, bluish-grey, or purplish discolourations of the skin, mouth, lips, or nails, which haven't been caused by injury? Do you have blue, bluish-grey, or purplish discolourations of the skin, mouth, lips, or nails, that turns white or pale when pressed, and can’t be explained by bruising?	Adults Pediatrics
s_221	Dermatological changes, on genitals resembling cauliflower Question: Do you have small, flat, bumps on your genitals or near your anus that resemble a cauliflower or wart? Do you have small, flat, bumps on your genitals or near your anus that resembles a cauliflower?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1571	Dermatological changes, painful Question: Are the skin changes painful? Is the skin change painful, wether it is touched or not?	Adults Pediatrics
s_266	Difficulty biting and chewing Question: Is it difficult for you to bite and chew? Is it difficult for you to bite and chew or clench your teeth?	Adults Pediatrics
s_727	Difficulty bonding with infant Question: Do you find it hard to bond or establish a relationship with your newborn baby?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2201	Diplopia, lasting 24 hours or more Name: Diplopia, lasting more than 24 hours Diplopia, lasting 24 hours or more Name_common: Double vision lasting more than 24 hours Double vision lasting 24 hours or more Question: Has the double vision lasted more than 24 hours? Has the double vision lasted 24 hours or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1994	Discharge from ear, purulent Question: Is the fluid coming out of the ear yellow or green? Is there a purulent, i.e., yellow or green fluid, coming out from your ear?	Adults Pediatrics
s_974	Drop attack Question: Have you ever, while fully conscious, fallen to the ground because of an unexpected loss of muscle strength?	Adults Pediatrics
s_90	Dyspnea, lasting between 1 day and 4 weeks Name_common: Shortness of breath lasting between 1 day and 1 month Shortness of breath lasting between 1 day and 4 weeks Question: Has the shortness of breath lasted between 1 day and 1 month? Has the shortness of breath lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?	Adults Pediatrics
s_92	Dyspnea, started less than 1 hour ago Name: Dyspnea, started 1 hour ago Dyspnea, started less than 1 hour ago Name_common: Shortness of breath starting within the hour Shortness of breath started less than 1 hour ago	Adults Pediatrics
s_2193	Ear rubbing Name_common: Pulling at own ear	Adults Pediatrics
s_623	Edema, both ankles Question: Are both of ankles swollen? Are both ankles swollen?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1442	Edema, periorbital, both eyes Name: Edema, periorbital Edema, periorbital, both eyes Name_common: Swelling around the eyes Swelling around both eyes Question: Are your eyelids or the area around your eyes swollen? Are both eyelids or the area around both eyes swollen?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1655	Edema, shoulder joint Question: Is your shoulder swollen? Is either shoulder swollen?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1431	Edema, wrist joint Question: Is your wrist swollen? Is either wrist swollen?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1989	Electrical burn Question: Were you recently burned by an electric current, including a lighting strike injury? Have you recently been burned by an electric current, including a lighting strike injury?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1955	Erythema, around both eyes Name: Erythema, around eyes Erythema, around both eyes Name_common: Redness around eyes Redness around both eyes Question: Is there redness around either eye? Is there redness around both eyes?	Adults Pediatrics
s_122	Excessive tear production Question: Is either eye tearing up more than usual? Are your eyes watery or is either eye tearing up more than usual?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1156	Facial muscle paresis Question: Does the corner of your mouth droop, or do you have difficulty tightly losing your eyes or wrinkling your forehead? Does the corner of your mouth droop, or do you have difficulty tightly closing your eyes or wrinkling your forehead?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1203	Facial pain, more than 2 hours Name: Facial pain, longer than a couple of hours Facial pain, more than 2 hours Name_common: Face pain lasting longer than a couple of hours Face pain lasting more than a couple of hours Question: Has the facial pain lasted for more than a couple of hours? Has the facial pain lasted more than 2 hours?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2415	Fascination with death Question: Is he|she fascinated by death, e.g., conversations often related to death, terminal illness, or suicide? Are you fascinated by death, e.g., conversations often related to death, terminal illness, or suicide?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1332	Fatigue, weakness after exercise Question: Do you feel weaker than usual after exercising? Do you feel weaker than usual after physical activity?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2560	Foreign body insertion Name: Insertion of foreign body Foreign body insertion Name_common: Insertion of foreign object Question: Have you put something inside an orifice of your body, e.g., nose or ear? Have you put something in an orifice of your body, e.g., nose or ear?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1535	Headache, chronic Name_common: Headaches history longer than 3 months Headaches for 3 months or more Question: Have you been experiencing these headaches for more than 3 months? Have you been experiencing these headaches for 3 months or more?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1610	Joint pain, knee, during movement Name: Joint pain, one knee, during movement Joint pain, knee, during movement	Adults Pediatrics
s_581	Joint pain, one knee Name_common: Knee pain Pain in one knee	Adults Pediatrics
s_665	Measles rash Question: Do you have a rash that began about 5 days after the initial symptoms, has started on the face and worked its way down the body over a few days, eventually covering the entire body in blotches of red or reddish-brown bumps? Do you have a rash that has started on the face and worked its way down the body over a few days, eventually covering the entire body in blotches of red or reddish-brown bumps?	Adults Pediatrics
s_182	Nocturia Name_common: Often urinating at night Urinating often at night	Adults Pediatrics
s_2346	Paresis, limbs, lasting between 24 hours and 4 weeks Question: Has the difficulty moving your arms or legs lasted more than 24 hours but less than 4 weeks? Has the difficulty moving your arms or legs lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?	Adults Pediatrics
s_492	Red eye Name_common: Bloodshot eye None	Adults Pediatrics
s_1544	Scarlatiniform rash Name: Scarlet fever rash Scarlatiniform rash Question: Do you have a sunburn-like rash that started on your face or neck, and then spread to your trunk, arms and legs, and feels like sandpaper? Do you have a sunburn-like rash that feels like sandpaper?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1342	Scrotal transillumination Question: When light (from e.g. flashlight) is shone through examined testicle - is this light visible on the other side of testicle?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2045	Seizures Question: Have you recently had a seizure, i.e., sudden muscle convulsions? Has he|she recently had a seizure, i.e., sudden muscle convulsions (jerking of arms and legs, twitching all over)?	Adults Pediatrics
s_506	Skin mark from insect or bug bite Name: Insect or arthropod bite or sting Skin mark from insect or bug bite Name_common: Insect bite Question: Have you been bitten or stung by an insect or other arthropod, or have you noticed one on yourself, e.g., lice, mosquitoes, ticks, spider or bedbugs? Have you been bitten or stung, or have you noticed on you an insect or any other bug, e.g., lice, mosquitoes, ticks, spider, bedbugs, etc.?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2159	Sunken fontanelle Name_common: Sunken soft spot on infant's head	Adults Pediatrics
s_85	Tremors, head Name: Head tremors Tremors, head Name_common: Head tremors	Adults Pediatrics
s_86	Tremors, one hand Name_common: Trembling hand Trembling of one hand	Adults Pediatrics
s_2	Unprotected vaginal intercourse in the past 3 months Name: Sexual intercourse in recent months Unprotected vaginal intercourse in the past 3 months Name_common: Sexual activity in recent months Question: Have you recently had sexual intercourse, involving penetration of the vagina by the penis? Have you had sexual intercourse, involving unprotected penetration of the vagina by the penis, in the past 3 months?	Adults Pediatrics
s_2082	Vascular compromise Question: Is any part of the body away from the injury pale, cold and pulseless? Is any part of the body away from the injury pulseless or paler and colder than the other limb?	Adults Pediatrics
s_1795	White-gray burrows in the skin Name: Burrows in the skin White-gray burrows in the skin	Adults Pediatrics
s_1973	Wound, active bleeding Name_common: Active wound bleeding Actively bleeding wound Question: Are you currently bleeding from the wound? Is the wound actively bleeding?	Adults Pediatrics

Risk factors

Added (68)

ID	Concept	Age groups
p_410	Cannabinoids ingestion	Adults Pediatrics
p_500	Contact with children with gastroenteritis	Adults Pediatrics
p_508	Contact with sick person, monkeypox	Adults Pediatrics
p_60	Diagnosed cholecystolithiasis	Adults Pediatrics
p_441	Diagnosed chronic heart failure	Adults Pediatrics
p_414	Fly bite, Australia and Oceania	Adults Pediatrics
p_478	Fly bite, Central Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_418	Fly bite, Central or South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_419	Fly bite, Europe	Adults Pediatrics
p_435	Fly bite, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_477	Fly bite, Northern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_436	Fly bite, Northern Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_437	Fly bite, Southeast Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_479	Fly bite, Southern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_417	Fly bite, the Middle East	Adults Pediatrics
p_490	History of foreign body insertion in ear	Adults Pediatrics
p_491	History of foreign body insertion in nose	Adults Pediatrics
p_442	History of marine injury	Adults Pediatrics
p_468	Hymenoptera sting, Australia and Oceania	Adults Pediatrics
p_484	Hymenoptera sting, Central Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_463	Hymenoptera sting, Central and South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_464	Hymenoptera sting, Europe	Adults Pediatrics
p_467	Hymenoptera sting, Middle East	Adults Pediatrics
p_462	Hymenoptera sting, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_483	Hymenoptera sting, Northern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_465	Hymenoptera sting, Northern Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_466	Hymenoptera sting, Southeast Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_485	Hymenoptera sting, Southern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_434	Kissing bug bite, Central or South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_424	Kissing bug bite, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_432	Mosquito bite, Australia and Oceania	Adults Pediatrics
p_472	Mosquito bite, Central Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_427	Mosquito bite, Central or South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_430	Mosquito bite, Europe	Adults Pediatrics
p_428	Mosquito bite, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_471	Mosquito bite, Northern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_438	Mosquito bite, Northern Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_429	Mosquito bite, Southeast Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_473	Mosquito bite, Southern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_431	Mosquito bite, the Middle East	Adults Pediatrics
p_488	No childbirth in the past 6 weeks	Adults Pediatrics
p_449	No suspicion of abuse	Adults Pediatrics
p_460	Spider bite, Australia and Oceania	Adults Pediatrics
p_481	Spider bite, Central Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_455	Spider bite, Central and South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_456	Spider bite, Europe	Adults Pediatrics
p_459	Spider bite, Middle East	Adults Pediatrics
p_454	Spider bite, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_480	Spider bite, Northern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_457	Spider bite, Northern Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_458	Spider bite, Southeast Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_482	Spider bite, Southern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_452	Tick bite, Australia and Oceania	Adults Pediatrics
p_475	Tick bite, Central Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_420	Tick bite, Central or South America	Adults Pediatrics
p_421	Tick bite, Europe	Adults Pediatrics
p_415	Tick bite, North America	Adults Pediatrics
p_476	Tick bite, Northern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_439	Tick bite, Northern Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_440	Tick bite, Southeast Asia	Adults Pediatrics
p_474	Tick bite, Southern Africa	Adults Pediatrics
p_422	Tick bite, the Middle East	Adults Pediatrics
p_445	Two booster shots of COVID-19 vaccination	Adults Pediatrics
p_448	Uncertainty about abuse	Adults Pediatrics
p_443	Uncircumcised male	Adults Pediatrics
p_447	Victim of abuse	Adults Pediatrics
p_363	Victim of psychological abuse	Adults Pediatrics
p_399	Victim of sexual abuse	Adults Pediatrics

Removed (4)

ID	Concept	Age groups
p_48	Insect or arthropod bite	Adults Pediatrics
p_336	No suspicion of physical abuse	Adults Pediatrics
p_258	Polytrauma	Adults Pediatrics
p_304	Victim of bullying	Adults Pediatrics

Updated (17)

ID	Concept	Age groups
p_360	COVID-19 vaccination, more than 6 months ago Name: Full COVID-19 vaccination, more than 6 months ago COVID-19 vaccination, more than 6 months ago	Adults Pediatrics
p_82	Contact with allergen Question: Is it likely that the symptoms were triggered by a contact with something you may be allergic to, e.g., food, chemicals, pollen or pets? Have you had contact with a possible allergen, e.g., food, chemicals, pollen, or pets?	Adults Pediatrics
p_99	Contact with sick person, chickenpox Question: Have you been exposed to someone with chickenpox in the past 3 weeks? Have you been in close contact with someone with chickenpox in the past 3 weeks?	Adults Pediatrics
p_176	History of anaphylactic reaction Name: History of anaphylactic reactions History of anaphylactic reaction Name_common: History of severe allergic reactions History of severe allergic reaction	Adults Pediatrics
p_178	History of malignant neoplasm Name: History of neoplasm History of malignant neoplasm Name_common: History of cancer History of malignancy Question: Have you ever been diagnosed with a neoplastic disease, i.e., cancer? Have you been diagnosed with a malignant neoplasm, i.e., cancer, in the past 7 years?	Adults Pediatrics
p_27	History of psychological trauma Question: Have you ever experienced a highly emotional, seriously stressful, or traumatic situation? Have you ever experienced a highly emotional, severely stressful, or traumatic situation that could have an impact on the development of the current symptoms?	Adults Pediatrics
p_216	Risky sexual behaviour Name_common: Risky sexual activity Question: Would you describe your sexual behaviour as risky, e.g., any type of sex without the use of a condom, with a high-risk partner, or multiple sex partners? Can your sexual behaviour be described as risky, e.g., any type of sex without the use of a condom, with a high-risk partner, or multiple sex partners?	Adults Pediatrics
p_409	Unknown insect bite, Australia and Oceania Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Australia Unknown insect bite, Australia and Oceania Name_common: Insect bite in Australia None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Australia? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug Australia?	Adults Pediatrics
p_402	Unknown insect bite, Central Africa Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Central Africa Unknown insect bite, Central Africa Name_common: Insect bite in Central Africa None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Central Africa? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Central Africa?	Adults Pediatrics
p_404	Unknown insect bite, Central or South America Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Central or South America Unknown insect bite, Central or South America Name_common: Insect bite in Central or South America None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Central or South America? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Central or South America?	Adults Pediatrics
p_400	Unknown insect bite, Europe Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Europe Unknown insect bite, Europe Name_common: Insect bite in Europe None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Europe? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Europe?	Adults Pediatrics
p_405	Unknown insect bite, North America Name: Insect or arthropod bite, North America Unknown insect bite, North America Name_common: Insect bite in North America None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in North America? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in North America?	Adults Pediatrics
p_403	Unknown insect bite, Northern Africa Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Northern Africa Unknown insect bite, Northern Africa Name_common: Insect bite in Northern Africa None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in North Africa? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in North Africa?	Adults Pediatrics
p_407	Unknown insect bite, Northern Asia Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Northern Asia Unknown insect bite, Northern Asia Name_common: Insect bite in Northern Asia None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Northern Asia? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Northern Asia?	Adults Pediatrics
p_408	Unknown insect bite, Southeast Asia Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Southeast Asia Unknown insect bite, Southeast Asia Name_common: Insect bite in Southeast Asia None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Southeast Asia? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Southeast Asia?	Adults Pediatrics
p_401	Unknown insect bite, Southern Africa Name: Insect or arthropod bite, Southern Africa Unknown insect bite, Southern Africa Name_common: Insect bite in Southern Africa None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in Southern Africa? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Southern Africa?	Adults Pediatrics
p_406	Unknown insect bite, the Middle East Name: Insect or arthropod bite, the Middle East Unknown insect bite, the Middle East Name_common: Insect bite in the Middle East None Question: Have you been bitten by an insect or other arthropod in the Middle East? Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in the Middle East?	Adults Pediatrics

Laboratory tests beta

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