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Conditions

Adults – 12+ yr.

Pediatrics: 0-12 yr.

Added (2)

IDConceptAge groups
c_1672Cervical tumor
Name:Cervical tumor
Hint:Please consult a gynecologist
Synonyms:['Cervical cancer', 'Cervical growth', 'Cervical lesion', 'Cervical mass', 'Cervix growth', 'Cervix mass', 'Cervix tumor', 'Lesion of cervix', 'Lump of cervix', 'Neoplasm of uterine cervix', 'Carcinoma of the cervix', 'Cervical carcinoma', 'Malignant tumor of the cervix']
Adults
c_1674Non-celiac gluten sensitivity
Name:Non-celiac gluten sensitivity
Hint:Please consult a gastroenterologist.
Hint_newborn:Please consult a pediatrician or a gastroenterologist.
Hint_child:Please consult a pediatrician or a gastroenterologist.
Synonyms:['NCGS - non-celiac gluten sensitivity', 'NCGS - non-coeliac gluten sensitivity', 'Non-coeliac gluten sensitivity', 'Non-celiac gluten intolerance', 'Non-celiac gluten sensitivity syndrome', 'Gluten-related sensitivity']
AdultsPediatrics

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IDConceptAge groups
c_96Cervical cancer
Name:Cervical cancerNone
Hint:Please consult a gynecologist and an oncologist.None
Adults
c_540Pure hypercholesterolemia
Name:Pure hypercholesterolemiaNone
Hint:Please consult a family doctor or an internist.None
Adults
c_541Pure hypertriglyceridemia
Name:Pure hypertriglyceridemiaNone
Hint:Please consult a family doctor or an internist.None
Adults

Updated (3)

IDConceptAge groups
c_667Alcohol intoxication
Hint:Urgent medical attention may be needed! Please immediately go to the nearest hospital.Self-care at home, for example, hydration and rest, waiting for symptoms to pass, may be sufficient. Watch closely for alarming signs. If you notice symptoms such as slow or irregular breathing, confusion, bluish skin, seizures, inability to wake up, or excessive vomiting, please immediately go to the nearest hospital.
AdultsPediatrics
c_1105COVID-19
Hint: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.The symptoms may be caused by COVID-19. Please follow these steps: 1. Stay at home and avoid close contact with others, if possible. 2. Do a COVID-19 test as soon as possible. 3. In case of severe symptoms appearing, such as trouble breathing, blue lips or face, pain in the chest, cold and clammy skin, fainting, little or no urine, high fever, or coughing up blood, please go to the emergency room or call an ambulance.
AdultsPediatrics
c_248Obstructive jaundice
Name_common:Bile duct blockage
Adults

Symptoms

Added (5)

IDConceptAge groups
s_3378Diarrhea, intermittent
Name:Diarrhea, intermittent
Name_common:Recurrent diarrhea
Question:Has the diarrhea been occurring periodically, with normal bowel movements in between?
Question_someone:Has the diarrhea been occurring periodically, with normal bowel movements in between?
Question_newborn:Has the diarrhea been occurring periodically, with normal bowel movements in between?
Question_child:Has the diarrhea been occurring periodically, with normal bowel movements in between?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
Synonyms:['episodic diarrhea', 'on-and-off diarrhea', 'periodic diarrhea', 'relapsing diarrhea']
AdultsPediatrics
s_3374Dyspnea, breathing with effort at rest
Name:Dyspnea, breathing with effort at rest
Question:Do you breathe with effort even when resting, not due to a cough or runny nose?
Question_someone:Does he|she breathe with effort even when resting, not due to a cough or runny nose?
Question_child:Does he|she breathe with effort even when resting, or to the point where it is difficult to speak?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
AdultsPediatrics
s_3373Dyspnea, due to other causes
Name:Dyspnea, due to other causes
Question:Do you experience trouble with breathing due to other causes like runny nose or coughing?
Question_someone:Does he|she experience trouble with breathing due to other causes like runny nose or coughing?
Question_newborn:Does he|she experience trouble with breathing due to other causes like runny nose or coughing?
Question_child:Does he|she experience trouble with breathing due to other causes like runny nose or coughing?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
AdultsPediatrics
s_3372Dyspnea, without exertion
Name:Dyspnea, without exertion
Name_common:Shortness of breath without exercising
Question:Do you experience shortness of breath while sitting or moving around a house, without any exercise or strolling
Question_someone:Does he|she experience shortness of breath while sitting or moving around a house, without any exercise or strolling
Question_newborn:Does he|she experience shortness of breath while sitting or playing calmly?
Question_child:Does he|she experience shortness of breath while sitting or playing calmly?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
Synonyms:['breathless during routine activities at home', 'difficult to speak due to trouble breathing', 'difficulty speaking due to breathlessness', 'dyspnea at rest', 'dyspnea during daily activities', 'dyspnea during everyday activities at home', 'dyspnea during routine activities at home', 'dyspnea while dressing up', 'normal activity causes shortness of breath', 'severe dyspnea', 'shortness of breath at rest', 'shortness of breath during everyday activities at home', 'shortness of breath during routine activities at home', 'shortness of breath while dressing up', 'trouble breathing during everyday activities at home', 'trouble breathing while getting dressed', 'trouble of breathing at rest', 'severe difficulty breathing']
AdultsPediatrics
s_3381Vomiting, fecal matter
Name:Vomiting, fecal matter
Name_common:Fecal vomiting
Question:Does the vomit have a dark brown or greenish color, a thick, paste-like consistency, and a foul odor similar to stool?
Question_someone:Does the vomit have a dark brown or greenish color, a thick, paste-like consistency, and a foul odor similar to stool?
Question_newborn:Does the vomit have a dark brown or greenish color, a thick, paste-like consistency, and a foul odor similar to stool?
Question_child:Does the vomit have a dark brown or greenish color, a thick, paste-like consistency, and a foul odor similar to stool?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
Synonyms:['brown vomit that look and smell like feces', 'foul-smelling vomit resembling stool', 'greenish-brown vomit that resembles feces', 'poop-like vomit', 'stool-like vomit', 'vomit resembling feces', 'vomiting brown thick material that resembles feces', 'vomiting material with a bowel-like look and odor', 'vomiting poop', 'vomiting stool-like material', 'vomit with a look and smell like bowel movements']
Synonyms_professional:['faeculent vomit', 'feculent vomiting', 'vomiting fecal matter', 'vomiting faecal matter']
Explication_infant:Vomiting material that resembles stool, known as feculent vomiting, is a serious symptom typically associated with a bowel obstruction or severe gastrointestinal disorder. It occurs when intestinal contents back up into the stomach due to a blockage, leading to vomit that may have a foul odor, a dark brown or greenish color, and a thick, paste-like consistency.
Explication_toddler:Vomiting material that resembles stool, known as feculent vomiting, is a serious symptom typically associated with a bowel obstruction or severe gastrointestinal disorder. It occurs when intestinal contents back up into the stomach due to a blockage, leading to vomit that may have a foul odor, a dark brown or greenish color, and a thick, paste-like consistency.
Explication_child:Vomiting material that resembles stool, known as feculent vomiting, is a serious symptom typically associated with a bowel obstruction or severe gastrointestinal disorder. It occurs when intestinal contents back up into the stomach due to a blockage, leading to vomit that may have a foul odor, a dark brown or greenish color, and a thick, paste-like consistency.
Explication_adult:Vomiting material that resembles stool, known as feculent vomiting, is a serious symptom typically associated with a bowel obstruction or severe gastrointestinal disorder. It occurs when intestinal contents back up into the stomach due to a blockage, leading to vomit that may have a foul odor, a dark brown or greenish color, and a thick, paste-like consistency.
Explication_senior:Vomiting material that resembles stool, known as feculent vomiting, is a serious symptom typically associated with a bowel obstruction or severe gastrointestinal disorder. It occurs when intestinal contents back up into the stomach due to a blockage, leading to vomit that may have a foul odor, a dark brown or greenish color, and a thick, paste-like consistency.
AdultsPediatrics

Removed (1)

IDConceptAge groups
s_3089Dyspnea, severe at rest
Name:Dyspnea, severe at restNone
Name_common:Severe shortness of breath at restNone
Question:Do you have severe trouble breathing while not doing anything, or to the point where it is difficult for you to speak?None
Question_someone:Does he|she have severe trouble breathing while not doing anything, or to the point where it is difficult for him|her to speak?None
Question_newborn:Does he|she have severe trouble breathing while not doing anything?None
Question_child:Does he|she have severe trouble breathing while not doing anything, or to the point where it is difficult for him|her to speak?None
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]
Synonyms:['difficult to speak due to trouble breathing', 'severe trouble breathing at rest', 'difficulty speaking due to breathlessness'][]
AdultsPediatrics

Updated (16)

IDConceptAge groups
s_1458Amenorrhea, primary
Name_common:Absence of first menstrual period at age 16Absence of first menstrual period at age 15
Adults
s_2034Consciousness disturbances
Question:Do you feel confused, disoriented, or drowsy, like you are overly sleepy or unsure of where you are, when you are, or who you are?Do you feel confused, disoriented, or unsure of where you are, when you are, or who you are?
AdultsPediatrics
s_402Dermatological changes, recurring during infections or menstrual period
Name_common:Skin changes recurring during menstrual period or infectionsSkin changes recurring during infections or menstrual period
AdultsPediatrics
s_3090Dyspnea, during daily activities
Name:Dyspnea, severeDyspnea, during daily activities
Name_common:Severe shortness of breathShortness of breath during daily activities
Adults
s_2204Dyspnea, on exertion
Name_common:Shortness of breath on effortShortness of breath during exercise
AdultsPediatrics
s_2454Foreign body insertion, dangerous object
Name:Insertion of foreign body, dangerous objectForeign body insertion, dangerous object
AdultsPediatrics
s_2884Foreign body insertion, stuck in anus
Question:Is the object stuck in your anus?Is the object stuck in your bottom?
AdultsPediatrics
s_2271Gastric symptoms, after gluten ingestion
Question:Do you have any abdominal symptoms shortly after eating foods containing gluten, such as cereals, bread, or pasta?Do you have any abdominal symptoms that you link directly to eating gluten-containing foods, such as cereals, bread, or pasta?
AdultsPediatrics
s_2760Misplacing things
Name:Difficulty organizing objectsMisplacing things
Name_common:Losing or misplacing objectsNone
AdultsPediatrics
s_2771Misplacing things, lasting 3 days or less
Name:Difficulty organizing objects, 3 days or lessMisplacing things, lasting 3 days or less
Name_common:Losing or misplacing objects lasting 3 days or lessNone
AdultsPediatrics
s_2772Misplacing things, lasting 4 to 6 days
Name:Difficulty organizing objects, 4 to 6 daysMisplacing things, lasting 4 to 6 days
Name_common:Losing or misplacing objects lasting 4 to 6 daysNone
AdultsPediatrics
s_2774Misplacing things, lasting 6 months or more
Name:Difficulty organizing objects, 6 months or moreMisplacing things, lasting 6 months or more
Name_common:Losing or misplacing objects lasting 6 months or moreNone
AdultsPediatrics
s_2773Misplacing things, lasting 7 days to 6 months
Name:Difficulty organizing objects, between 7 days and 6 monthsMisplacing things, lasting 7 days to 6 months
Name_common:Losing or misplacing objects lasting between 7 days and 6 monthsNone
AdultsPediatrics
s_3210Pain in the limb during movement
Name:Pain in limbPain in the limb during movement
Name_common:Limb painNone
Question:Do you have pain in either limb?Do you have pain in either limb during movement?
AdultsPediatrics
s_69Preoccupation with food
Question:Do you spend several hours a day fixating on food or have you been unusually preoccupied with it for at least 3 months?Do you spend several hours a day fixating on food or have you been more preoccupied with it than usual for at least 3 months?
AdultsPediatrics
s_9Skin pallor
Question:Is your skin paler than usual?Is any part of your skin paler than usual?
AdultsPediatrics

Risk factors

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IDConceptAge groups
p_718Family history of celiac disease
Name:Family history of celiac disease
Name_common:Celiac disease in family
Question:Has anyone among your first-degree relatives been diagnosed with celiac disease?
Question_someone:Has anyone among his|her first-degree relatives been diagnosed with celiac disease?
Question_newborn:Has anyone among his|her first-degree relatives been diagnosed with celiac disease?
Question_child:Has anyone among his|her first-degree relatives been diagnosed with celiac disease?
Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]
Synonyms:['family link to celiac disease', 'celiac disease in family history', 'family tendency for celiac disease']
Synonyms_professional:['hereditary risk for celiac', 'inherited celiac risk', 'family genetic risk for celiac']
Explication_infant:First-degree relatives include parents, siblings, and children.
Explication_toddler:First-degree relatives include parents, siblings, and children.
Explication_child:First-degree relatives include parents, siblings, and children.
Explication_adult:First-degree relatives include parents, siblings, and children.
Explication_senior:First-degree relatives include parents, siblings, and children.
AdultsPediatrics

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IDConceptAge groups
p_155Animal bite
Question:Have you recently been bitten by an animal, e.g., dog, cat, or rodent?Have you recently been bitten by an animal, for example, a dog, cat, or rodent?
AdultsPediatrics
p_146Back injury
Question:Have you recently injured your back, e.g., from falling or exercising?Have you recently injured your back, for example, from falling?
AdultsPediatrics
p_704Blunt eye injury
Question:Have you had a serious eye injury, e.g., a blow to the eye, being stabbed, severely poked in the eye, or being hit by a ball into the eye?Have you had a serious eye injury, for example, being hit or poked hard in the eye?
AdultsPediatrics
p_40Carbon monoxide exposure
Name_common:Exposure to carbon monoxide in the past 72 hours
Question:Have you been exposed to carbon monoxide, e.g., by inhaling smoke from a fire or a charcoal grill, being near a malfunctioning gas boiler or a faulty heating system, or a running vehicle in a poorly ventilated space such as an indoor garage?Have you been exposed to carbon monoxide in the past 72 hours, e.g., by inhaling smoke from a fire or a charcoal grill, being near a malfunctioning gas boiler or a faulty heating system, or a running vehicle in a poorly ventilated space such as an indoor garage?
AdultsPediatrics
p_607Child care at home
Name_common:Child home care by family or a babysitter
Pediatrics
p_220Chronic NSAIDs use
Question:Have you been using NSAIDs such as aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil), naproxen (Aleve), diclofenac (Voltaren), etc., for longer than a year, and the gaps between taking the medication were not longer than 7 days?Have you been using NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, naproxen, ketoprofen, diclofenac, etc., three times a week for more than three months?
AdultsPediatrics
p_283Circumcision
Name_common:Being circumcised
AdultsPediatrics
p_303Consumption of fruits or vegetables contaminated with animal feces
Name_common:Eating fruits or vegetables contaminated with animal feces
AdultsPediatrics
p_63Consumption of raw or undercooked meat
Name_common:Consuming raw or undercooked meatsEating raw or undercooked meat
AdultsPediatrics
p_139Contact lenses
Name_common:Contact lens wearer
AdultsPediatrics
p_500Contact with children with gastroenteritis
Name_common:Contact with children with stomach flu
Adults
p_385Contact with the blood of another person
Name_common:Contact with bloodContact with another person's blood
Adults
p_306Diagnosed concussion
Name_common:Recent concussion
Adults
p_128Excessive UV exposure
Name_common:Intense UV light exposure
AdultsPediatrics
p_528Foreign body in wound
Name_common:Object stuck in a wound
AdultsPediatrics
p_267Frequent tobacco smoke exposure
Name_common:Secondhand smokeFrequent exposure to secondhand tobacco smoke
AdultsPediatrics
p_235Gastroenteritis in the household
Name_common:Gastroenteritis among family membersStomach flu in the family
Pediatrics
p_589History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Europe
Name_common:Tick bite in Europe between 3 weeks to 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_592History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, North America
Name_common:Tick bite in North America between 3 weeks to 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_593History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Northern Asia
Name_common:Tick bite in Northern Asia between 3 weeks to 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_595History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Southeast Asia
Name_common:Tick bite in Southeast Asia between 3 weeks to 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_590History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Europe
Name_common:Tick bite in Europe more than 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_594History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Northern Asia
Name:History of a tick bite, more then 3 months ago, Northern AsiaHistory of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Northern Asia
Name_common:Tick bite in Northern Asia more than 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_596History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Southeast Asia
Name_common:Tick bite in Southeast Asia more than 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_591History of a tick bite, more then 3 months ago, North America
Name_common:Tick bite in North America more than 3 months ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_176History of anaphylactic reaction
Name_common:History of severe allergic reactionAnaphylaxis in the past
AdultsPediatrics
p_384History of burn
Name_common:Burn injury more than 48 hours ago
AdultsPediatrics
p_296History of chickenpox or VZV vaccination
Name_common:Past chickenpox or vaccination against it
AdultsPediatrics
p_321History of hip joint replacement
Name_common:Hip joint replacementHip joint replacement in the past
Adults
p_322History of knee joint replacement
Name_common:Knee joint replacementKnee joint replacement in the past
Adults
p_691History of malignant neoplasm
Name_common:History of cancerHistory of resolved cancer between 6 months and 3 years
Question:Have you been diagnosed with cancer in the past 3 years?Have you been diagnosed with cancer in the past 3 years, but not earlier than in the last 6 months?
Adults
p_442History of marine injury
Name_common:Injury caused by marine animal
AdultsPediatrics
p_316History of prostatectomy
Name_common:Removal of prostateRemoval of prostate in the past
Adults
p_278History of stroke
Name_common:Past stroke
Adults
p_54Hormonal contraceptive or menopausal hormone therapy
Name_common:Birth control or menopausal hormone therapyCurrent birth control or menopausal hormone therapy
Adults
p_367Improper hand hygiene
Question:Do you often skip washing your hands before eating a meal?Do you tend to skip washing your hands before eating a meal?
AdultsPediatrics
p_191Local upper limb compression
Name_common:Squeezed arm
Adults
p_274Maternal AIDS
Name_common:HIV-positive mother
Pediatrics
p_302Maternal Rh negative blood type
Name_common:Mother has Rh negative blood type
Pediatrics
p_535Maternal gestational diabetes
Name_common:Diabetes in pregnancyDiabetes in mother during pregnancy
Pediatrics
p_576Minor injury of nail fold
Name_common:Nail fold damage
AdultsPediatrics
p_142Non-serious eye injury
Name_common:Mild eye injury
AdultsPediatrics
p_681Ongoing malignant neoplasm
Name_common:Diagnosed cancerPresent cancer diagnosis
Adults
p_287Personal or family history of allergy
Name_common:Family predisposition to allergyHistory of allergy in myself or my family
AdultsPediatrics
p_599Possible methanol consumption, past 72 hours
Name_common:Recent methanol overdoseRecent methanol drinking
Adults
p_284Prematurity
Name_common:Preemie
Pediatrics
p_80Prior myocardial infarction
Name_common:Prior heart attackHeart attack in the past
Adults
p_213Profuse bleeding recently
Name_common:Bleeding a lot recentlyHeavy bleeding recently
Adults
p_138Prolonged exposure to sunlight and heat
Name_common:Long time spent in the sun or heat
AdultsPediatrics
p_280Prolonged lower limb immobilization
Name_common:Leg immobilizationLeg immobilization for at least 8 hours
Adults
p_566Recent Caesarean Section
Name_common:Recent C-sectionC-section in the past 6 weeks
Adults
p_143Recent alcohol consumption
Name_common:Drank alcohol in the past 72 hours
AdultsPediatrics
p_352Recent beetroot consumption
Name_common:Recent beet consumptionEating beets in the last 72 hours
Question:Have you recently eaten beetroots?Have you eaten beetroots in the last 72 hours?
AdultsPediatrics
p_234Recent burn
Name_common:Burn in the last 48 hours
Question:Have you been burned by a hot object, hot liquid, electricity, or chemicals in the past 48 hours?Have you been burned by a hot object, hot liquid, electricity, or chemicals in the last 48 hours?
AdultsPediatrics
p_36Recent contact with herbicides
Name_common:Contact with weed killersContact with weed killers in the last 72 hours
Question:Have you had contact with herbicides or weed killers in the past 48 hours?Have you had contact with herbicides or weed killers in the past 72 hours?
AdultsPediatrics
p_41Recent contact with insecticides
Name_common:Contact with chemicals meant to kill insectsContact with bug-killing chemicals in the last 72 hours
Question:Have you had contact with insecticides or chemicals meant to kill insects or bugs in the past 48 hours?Have you had contact with insecticides or bug-killing chemicals in the past 72 hours?
AdultsPediatrics
p_562Recent foreign body insertion in anus
Name:History of foreign body insertion in anusRecent foreign body insertion in anus
AdultsPediatrics
p_232Recent head injury
Name_common:Recent head or face area injury
AdultsPediatrics
p_161Recent history of urinary tract infections
Name_common:Urinary tract infection in the last 3 months
AdultsPediatrics
p_662Recent ovarian stimulation
Name_common:Recent controlled ovarian stimulationControlled ovarian stimulation in the last 10 days
Adults
p_667Recent procedure on cervix
Name_common:Medical procedure on cervix in the last 7 days
Adults
p_585Recent surgery
Name_common:Surgery in the last 4 weeks
AdultsPediatrics
p_148Recent upper respiratory tract infection
Name_common:Upper respiratory tract infection in the past 8 weeks
AdultsPediatrics
p_533Smokeless tobacco
Name_common:Chewing or snuffing tobaccoChewing or snuffing tobacco for at least 5 years
Adults
p_140Time spent at more than 2500 meters or 8200 ft above sea level
Name_common:Being at an altitude of over 2500m or 8200 ft above sea level
Adults
p_408Unknown insect bite, Southeast Asia
Name_common:Unknown insect bite in Southeast AsiaBite of unknown insect in Southeast Asia
AdultsPediatrics
p_406Unknown insect bite, the Middle East
Name_common:Unknown insect bite in the Middle EastBite of an unknown insect in the Middle East
AdultsPediatrics
p_328Unprotected vaginal intercourse in the past 3 months
Name_common:Unprotected penile-vaginal sexual activity in recent monthsUnprotected penile-vaginal sexual activity in last 3 months
Adults

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

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IDConceptAge groups
lt_837Anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antibody
Name:Anti-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor antibody
Name_common:anti-NMDAR Ab
Synonyms_professional:['anti-NMDAR antibody', 'NMDAR-antibody']
Adults
lt_584Serum digoxin concentration
Name:Serum digoxin concentration
Name_common:Digoxin level
Synonyms_professional:['serum digoxin level']
Adults

Updated (4)

IDConceptAge groups
lt_203Anti-tissue transglutaminase IgA/IgG antibody titer
Name:Anti-tissue transglutaminase antibody titerAnti-tissue transglutaminase IgA/IgG antibody titer
AdultsPediatrics
lt_301Positive fasting test
Name:Positive fasting blood testPositive fasting test
Adults
lt_120Serum CA 72-4 concentration
Name_common:CA 72-4
Adults
lt_296Two-hour 75-gram oral glucose tolerance test
Name_common:Oral glucose tolerance test
Adults