Name:Infection under plaster cast

Name_common:Cast-related infection

Hint:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_newborn:Please consult a pediatrician or an orthopedist.

Hint_child:Please consult a pediatrician or an orthopedist.

Synonyms:['Infection under the cast material', 'Infection within the cast setting']

Name:Loose plaster cast

Hint:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_newborn:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_child:Please consult an orthopedist.

Synonyms:['Inappropriately fitted cast', 'Compromised cast integrity', 'Unstable cast']

Name:Plaster cast concerns

Hint:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_newborn:Please consult a pediatrician or an orthopedist.

Hint_child:Please consult a pediatrician or an orthopedist.

Name:Too tight plaster cast

Hint:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_newborn:Please consult an orthopedist.

Hint_child:Please consult an orthopedist.

Synonyms:['Overly tight cast', 'Compression from the cast', 'Constrictive cast']

Name_common:Lump in bellyLump in stomach or pelvis

Name_common:eyelid twitchEyelid twitch

Name_common:Uterine prolapseNone

Hint:Please consult a gastroenterologyst or an internist.Please consult a gastroenterologist or an internist.

Name:Dyspnea, lasting between 1 day and 2 weeks

Name_common:Shortness of breath lasting between 1 day and 2 weeks

Question:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 2 weeks?

Question_someone:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 2 weeks?

Question_newborn:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 2 weeks?

Question_child:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 2 weeks?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['difficulty breathing for a few days', 'difficulty breathing for a week', 'dyspnea for a few days', 'dyspnea for a week', 'shortness of breath for a few days', 'shortness of breath for a week', 'breathlessness for a few days', 'breathlessness for a week']

Name:Dyspnea, lasting more than 2 weeks

Name_common:Shortness of breath lasting more than 2 weeks

Question:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 2 weeks?

Question_someone:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 2 weeks?

Question_newborn:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 2 weeks?

Question_child:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 2 weeks?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['chronic shortness of breath for over 2 weeks', 'difficulty breathing for months', 'difficulty breathing lasting months', 'shortness of breath developing over several weeks or months', 'shortness of breath increasing over several weeks or months', 'shortness of breath that develops over weeks or months', 'breathlessness for over 2 weeks', 'breathlessness for months', 'breathlessness lasting months']

Name:Dyspnea, lasting more than 2 weeks, sudden worsening

Name_common:Sudden worsening of shortness of breath lasting more than 2 weeks

Question:Has your breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?

Question_someone:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?

Question_polite:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?

Question_newborn:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?

Question_child:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Explication_infant:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.

Explication_toddler:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.

Explication_child:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.

Explication_adult:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.

Explication_senior:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.

Name:Fever, responsive to treatment

Question:Has the fever improved after taking an antipyretic medication, such as paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen, at the recommended dose?

Question_someone:Has the fever improved after taking an antipyretic medication, such as paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen, at the recommended dose?

Question_newborn:Has the fever improved after taking an antipyretic medication, such as paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen, at the recommended dose?

Question_child:Has the fever improved after taking an antipyretic medication, such as paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen, at the recommended dose?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['controllable fever', 'fever improves after acetaminophen', 'fever improves after ibuprofen', 'fever improves after paracetamol', 'fever resolved with medication', 'fever that improves with treatment', 'therapy-induced fever reduction', 'treatable fever', 'treatment-sensitive fever']

Explication_infant:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.

Explication_toddler:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.

Explication_child:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.

Explication_adult:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.

Explication_senior:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.

Instruction_infant:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.']

Instruction_toddler:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.']

Instruction_child:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.']

Instruction_adult:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 45 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.']

Instruction_senior:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 45 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.']

Name:Plaster cast problem

Question:Do you have a problem with your plaster cast?

Question_someone:Does he|she have a problem with his|her plaster cast?

Question_newborn:Does he|she have a problem with his|her plaster cast?

Question_child:Does he|she have a problem with his|her plaster cast?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['plaster cast issue', 'problem with a plaster cast']

Name:Plaster cast problem, discharge from under a plaster cast

Name_common:Blood, pus or other fluid leaking from under a plaster cast

Question:Is there any discharge comming from under your plaster cast?

Question_someone:Is there any discharge comming from under his|her plaster cast?

Question_newborn:Is there any discharge comming from under his|her plaster cast?

Question_child:Is there any discharge comming from under his|her plaster cast?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['pus from under a plaster cast', 'blood from under a plaster cast', 'pus leakage from under the cast', 'pus oozing from under the cast', 'purulent secretion from under the cast', 'discharge of pus from beneath the cast']

Synonyms_professional:['drainage from under the cast']

Name:Plaster cast problem, loose plaster cast

Name_common:A loose cast

Question:Is your plaster cast too loose?

Question_someone:Is his|her plaster cast too loose?

Question_newborn:Is his|her plaster cast too loose?

Question_child:Is his|her plaster cast too loose?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['loose-fitting cast', 'too loose cast', 'too loose plaster cast']

Explication_infant:A loose plaster cast is one that doesn't fit snugly around the injured body part. It can move around, shift, or even fall off.

Explication_toddler:A loose plaster cast is one that doesn't fit snugly around the injured body part. It can move around, shift, or even fall off.

Explication_child:A loose plaster cast is one that doesn't fit snugly around the injured body part. It can move around, shift, or even fall off.

Explication_adult:A loose plaster cast is one that doesn't fit snugly around the injured body part. It can move around, shift, or even fall off.

Explication_senior:A loose plaster cast is one that doesn't fit snugly around the injured body part. It can move around, shift, or even fall off.

Name:Plaster cast problem, too tight plaster cast

Name_common:Too tight plaster cast

Question:Is your plaster cast too tight?

Question_someone:Is his|her plaster cast too tight?

Question_newborn:Is his|her plaster cast too tight?

Question_child:Is his|her plaster cast too tight?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['accidental inclusion in cast', 'binding cast', 'cast too binding', 'cast too constricting', 'cast too tight', 'cast too tight-fitting', 'compressing cast', 'constricting cast']

Synonyms_professional:['cast exhibiting excessive circumferential pressure']

Name:Plaster cast problem, unpleasant smell

Name_common:Bad smell from plaster cast

Question:Does your plaster cast smell badly?

Question_someone:Does his|her plaster cast smell badly?

Question_newborn:Does his|her plaster cast smell badly?

Question_child:Does his|her plaster cast smell badly?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['bad odor from plaster cast', 'horrible odor from plaster cast', 'horrible smell from plaster cast', 'plaster cast smells badly', 'plaster cast smells horribly', 'plaster cast stinks', 'unpleasant odor from plaster cast', 'smelly cast', 'stinky cast']

Synonyms_professional:['foul odor from plaster cast']

Name:Plaster cast problem, unspecified

Question:Do you have an unspecified issue with a plaster cast?

Question_someone:Does he|she have an unspecified issue with a plaster cast?

Question_newborn:Does he|she have an unspecified issue with a plaster cast?

Question_child:Does he|she have an unspecified issue with a plaster cast?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['foreign body inside cast', 'foreign material in cast', 'pencil in cast', 'toy inside cast', 'damaged cast', 'wet cast']

Name:Recent contact with the blood of another person

Name_common:Contact with another person's blood in the last 96 hours

Question:Did the contact with another person's blood take place in the last 96 hours?

Question_someone:Did the contact with another person's blood take place in the last 96 hours?

Question_child:Did the contact with another person's blood take place in the last 96 hours?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:["coming into contact with someone else's blood in the last 96 hours", 'human blood-to-blood contact in the last 96 hours', "someone's blood spread to someone else's eyes in the last 96 hours", "touching someone's blood without protection in the last 96 hours"]

Synonyms_professional:['exposure to another human blood in the last 96 hours', "exposure to another person's blood in the last 96 hours", 'unprotected contact with a human bleeding wound in the last 96 hours']

Name:Carbon monoxide exposure associated with burnNone

Question:Have you been exposed to carbon monoxide, e.g., smoke from a fire, a broken gas boiler, a faulty heating system, or a charcoal grill?None

Question_someone:Has he|she been exposed to carbon monoxide, e.g., smoke from a fire, a broken gas boiler, a faulty heating system, or a charcoal grill?None

Question_newborn:Has he|she been exposed to carbon monoxide, e.g., smoke from a fire, a broken gas boiler, a faulty heating system, or a charcoal grill?None

Question_child:Has he|she been exposed to carbon monoxide, e.g., smoke from a fire, a broken gas boiler, a faulty heating system, or a charcoal grill?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Name:Dyspnea, lasting between 1 day and 4 weeksNone

Name_common:Shortness of breath lasting between one day and 4 weeksNone

Question:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?None

Question_someone:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?None

Question_newborn:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?None

Question_child:Has the trouble breathing lasted between 1 day and 4 weeks?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['dyspnea lasting shorter than 4 weeks', 'dyspnea lasting shorter than four weeks', 'shortness of breath lasting less than four weeks', 'dyspnea lasting less than a month'][]

Name:Dyspnea, lasting between 1 day and 4 weeks, sudden worseningNone

Name_common:Sudden worsening of shortness of breath lasting between 1 day and 4 weeksNone

Question:Has your breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_someone:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_polite:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_newborn:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_child:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['sudden worsening of short-term shortness of breath'][]

Synonyms_professional:['sudden worsening of short-term dyspnea', 'sudden worsening of dyspnea lasting shorter than 4 weeks', 'sudden worsening of dyspnea lasting shorter than four weeks', 'sudden worsening of dyspnea lasting less than a month'][]

Explication_infant:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_toddler:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_child:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_adult:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_senior:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Name:Dyspnea, lasting more than 4 weeksNone

Name_common:Shortness of breath lasting more than 4 weeksNone

Question:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 4 weeks?None

Question_someone:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 4 weeks?None

Question_newborn:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 4 weeks?None

Question_child:Have the breathing difficulties lasted more than 4 weeks?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['chronic shortness of breath for over 4 weeks', 'difficulty breathing for months', 'difficulty breathing lasting months', 'shortness of breath developing over several weeks or months', 'shortness of breath increasing over several weeks or months', 'shortness of breath that develops over weeks or months', 'trouble breathing lasting more than 1 month'][]

Synonyms_professional:['chronic dyspnea', 'dyspnea increasing over several weeks or months', 'dyspnea lasting more than 1 month', 'dyspnea worsening over several weeks or months'][]

Name:Dyspnea, lasting more than 4 weeks, sudden worseningNone

Name_common:Sudden worsening of shortness of breath lasting more than 4 weeksNone

Question:Has your breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_someone:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_polite:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_newborn:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Question_child:Has his|her breathing difficulty significantly worsened in the past 24 hours?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['sudden worsening of long lasting shortness of breath', 'sudden worsening of shortness of breath developing over several weeks or months'][]

Synonyms_professional:['sudden worsening of chronic dyspnea', 'sudden worsening of dyspnea that develops over weeks or months', 'sudden worsening of dyspnea lasting more than 1 month'][]

Explication_infant:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_toddler:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_child:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_adult:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Explication_senior:Breathing has become much harder in the past 24 hours.None

Name:Fever, fully responsive to treatmentNone

Name_common:Fever fully responsive to treatmentNone

Question:Has the fever dropped to normal temperature after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs, e.g., paracetamol, acetaminophen, acetylsalicyclic acid, or ibuprofen?None

Question_someone:Has the fever dropped to normal temperature after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs, e.g., paracetamol, acetaminophen, acetylsalicyclic acid, or ibuprofen?None

Question_polite:Has the fever dropped to normal temperature after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs, e.g., paracetamol, acetaminophen, acetylsalicyclic acid, or ibuprofen?None

Question_newborn:Has the fever dropped to normal temperature after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs, e.g., paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen?None

Question_child:Has the fever dropped to normal temperature after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs, e.g., paracetamol, acetaminophen, or ibuprofen?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['fever with fully response to treatment', 'fever with good response to treatment', 'fever responsive to treatment', 'fever with full improvement after medication'][]

Explication_infant:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.None

Explication_toddler:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.None

Explication_child:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.None

Explication_adult:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.None

Explication_senior:Fever that improves (body temp < 100.4°F or 38°C) for at least 4h after taking anti-fever drugs at the recommended dose.None

Instruction_infant:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.'][]

Instruction_toddler:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.'][]

Instruction_child:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 30 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.'][]

Instruction_adult:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 45 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.'][]

Instruction_senior:['Assessment of the temperature should be done at least 45 minutes after administering a dose of antipyretic.'][]

Name:Fever, intermittentNone

Name_common:Fever dropping every dayNone

Question:Does the body temperature fall to normal each day?None

Question_someone:Does the body temperature fall to normal each day?None

Question_polite:Does the body temperature fall to normal each day?None

Question_newborn:Does the body temperature fall to normal each day?None

Question_child:Does the body temperature fall to normal each day?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Name:Fever, partially responsive to treatmentNone

Name_common:Fever partially responsive to treatmentNone

Question:Has the fever dropped partially after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs but is sill above 100.4°F or 38°C or rises again to this temperature after less than 4h?None

Question_someone:Has the fever dropped partially after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs but is sill above 100.4°F or 38°C or rises again to this temperature after less than 4h?None

Question_polite:Has the fever dropped partially after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs but is sill above 100.4°F or 38°C or rises again to this temperature after less than 4h?None

Question_newborn:Has the fever dropped partially after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs but is sill above 100.4°F or 38°C or rises again to this temperature after less than 4h?None

Question_child:Has the fever dropped partially after administration of recommended doses of anti-fever drugs but is sill above 100.4°F or 38°C or rises again to this temperature after less than 4h?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['fever with good response to treatment but for less than 4h', 'fever with little response to treatment but still above 100.4°F or 38°C', 'fever with partial improvement after medication', 'fever partially responsive to treatment', 'fever with partial response to treatment'][]

Explication_infant:The most common antipyretics: paracetamol, acetaminophen, ibuprofen.None

Explication_toddler:The most common antipyretics: paracetamol, acetaminophen, ibuprofen.None

Explication_child:The most common antipyretics: paracetamol, acetaminophen, ibuprofen.None

Explication_adult:The most common antipyretics: paracetamol, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, acetylsalicyclic acid.None

Explication_senior:The most common antipyretics: paracetamol, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, acetylsalicyclic acid.None

Name:Mental disturbances exacerbated by stressNone

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms_professional:['mental health problems aggravated by increased stress', 'mental health problems triggered by increased stress', 'mental health problems worsening under stress', 'psychopathological symptoms aggravated by increased stress', 'psychopathological symptoms triggered by increased stress', 'psychopathological symptoms worsening under stress', 'psychiatric symptoms aggravated by increased stress', 'psychiatric symptoms triggered by increased stress', 'psychiatric symptoms worsening under stress', 'delusions aggravated by increased stress', 'hallucinations aggravated by increased stress', 'psychopathological symptoms exacerbated by increased stress'][]

Name:Paralogical thinkingNone

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms_professional:['paralogical thinking'][]

Name:Possible rabies exposureNone

Question:Have you been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or have you been around bats in the past 3 months?None

Question_someone:Has he|she been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or has he|she been around bats in the past 3 months?None

Question_newborn:Has he|she been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or has he|she been around bats in the past 3 months?None

Question_child:Has he|she been bitten or scratched by a wild or stray animal, or has he|she been around bats in the past 3 months?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Name:Simple auditory paradelusionsNone

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms_professional:['simple auditory paradelusions'][]

Name:Simple visual paradelusionsNone

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms_professional:['simple visual paradelusions'][]

Name:Skin wound, burnNone

Name_common:Burn woundNone

Question:Was the wound caused by a burn?None

Question_someone:Was the wound caused by a burn?None

Question_newborn:Was the wound caused by a burn?None

Question_child:Was the wound caused by a burn?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Name:Sudden onset speech and language impairmentNone

Question:Have you, or someone else, recently noticed an ongoing and rapid decline in your communication skills, such as trouble speaking clearly, slurring or stuttering, or problems making certain sounds, or has your ability to understand language, including reading, writing and understanding speech, become worse suddenly?None

Question_someone:Has he|she, or someone else, recently noticed an ongoing and rapid decline in his|her communication skills, such as trouble speaking clearly, slurring or stuttering, or problems making certain sounds, or has his|her ability to understand language, including reading, writing and understanding speech, become worse suddenly?None

Question_newborn:Have you recently noticed an ongoing and rapid decline in his|her communication skills, such as trouble making sounds?None

Question_child:Have you recently noticed an ongoing and rapid decline in his|her communication skills, such as trouble speaking clearly, slurring or stuttering, or problems making certain sounds, or has his|her ability to understand language, including reading, writing and understanding speech, become worse suddenly?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Name_common:Lump in stomachMass or lump in stomach

Question:Is there a lump or something firm in your abdomen?Is there a lump or something firm in your belly?

Name_common:Burning or gnawing stomach painBurning or gnawing abdominal pain

Name_common:Cramps before periodAbdominal cramps before period

Name_common:Pain when pressing the abdomenPain when pressing the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press on your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press on your belly?

Name_common:Pain when pressing upper-middle part of the abdomenPain when pressing upper-middle part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-middle part of your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-middle part of your belly?

Name_common:Pain when pressing lower part of the abdomenPain when pressing lower part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower part of your abdomen, below the navel?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower part of your belly, below the navel?

Name_common:Pain when pressing lower-left part of the abdomenPain when pressing lower-left part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower-left part of your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower-left part of your belly?

Name_common:Pain when pressing upper-left part of the abdomenPain when pressing upper-left part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-left part of your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-left part of your belly?

Name_common:Pain when pressing lower-right part of the abdomenpain when pressing lower right part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower-right part of your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the lower-right part of your belly?

Name_common:Pain when pressing upper-right part of the abdomenPain when pressing upper-right part of the belly

Question:Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-right part of your abdomen?Do you feel pain or discomfort when you press the upper-right part of your belly?

Name_common:Ability to manage low blood sugar

Name_common:Abnormal menstruationAbnormal periods

Question:Do you have an irregular menstrual cycles with a variance of more than 7 days?Do you have irregular menstrual cycles with a variance of more than 7 days?

Name_common:Rare menstrual bleedingInfrequent periods

Name_common:Frequent menstrual bleedingFrequent periods

Name_common:Reddened, swollen and painful skin changePainful, red skin lump that may contain pus

Question:Have you had an episode where you seemed to disconnect briefly like you were daydreaming or staring into space blankly?Have you had an episode where you seemed to disconnect briefly like you were daydreaming or staring blankly into space?

Question:Do you sometimes have a bitter, sour, or acidic taste in your mouth?Do you sometimes have a bitter, sour, or acidic taste in your mouth, which isn't caused by eating sour food?

Name_common:Sudden weight loss

Name_common:Alcohol toleranceIncreasing tolerance to alcohol

Name_common:Current symptoms of alcohol withdrawal

Question:Are you currently feeling unwell after reducing your large alcohol intake, experiencing symptoms such as anxiety, shaking, sweating, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, or fever?Are you currently feeling unwell after reducing your high alcohol intake, experiencing symptoms such as anxiety, shaking, sweating, vomiting, rapid heartbeat, or fever?

Name_common:Pain sensation disorderPain from something that shouldn’t hurt

Name_common:Absence of first menstrual period at age 15Absence of first menstrual period by age 15

Name_common:Inability to orgasm

Name_common:Panic attack

Name_common:Recent coordination problemsSudden loss of coordination in the past 24 hours

Name_common:Coordination problems since several days, weeks, or months agoCoordination problems lasting 1 day to 1 year

Name_common:Avoidance behavior related to traumatic eventAvoiding reminders of traumatic event

Name_common:Blood on the white of the eye

Name_common:Normal blood oxygen levelBlood oxygen level 95% or higher

Name_common:Very high blood pressureBlood pressure higher than 180/120 mmHg

Name_common:Bone deformity not associated with a recent traumaBone deformity not associated with trauma

Name_common:Loss of bowel controlAccidental stool leakage

Name_common:Bulging soft spotBulging soft spot on the skull

Name_common:Big toe side lump

Name_common:PessimismOverthinking the worst

Name_common:Brown tooth discoloration

Name_common:White spots on teeth

Question:Are any of your teeth unnaturally white or chalky white?Are any of your teeth chalky or unnaturally white?

Name_common:Chest pain, spreading to the left upper limbChest pain spreading to the left upper limb

Question:Do you have the chills causing intense shivering or teeth chattering?Do you have the chills, causing intense shivering or teeth chattering?

Name_common:Burn around the body part

Name_common:White and light skin around the mouthPale skin around the mouth

Name_common:Milky urineCloudy pee

Name_common:White tongueCoated tongue

Name_common:Problems with thinking, learning, processing information or recognising things

Name_common:Cold footA single cold foot

Name_common:Argumentative behaviourArguing frequently

Name_common:Postinfectious coughPersistent cough after infection

Name_common:Scalloped tongueIndentations along the edge of tongue

Name:Blood glucose level, between 181 and 250 mg/dl or between 10 and 13.9 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, between 181 and 250 mg/dl or between 10 and 13.9 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar, between 181 and 250 mg/dl or between 10 and 13.9 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar, between 181 and 250 mg/dl or between 10 and 13.9 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar between 181 mg/dl and 250 mg/dl or between 10 mmol/l and 13.9 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar between 181 mg/dl and 250 mg/dl or between 10 mmol/l and 13.9 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, between 251 and 350 mg/dl or between 14 and 19.4 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, between 251 and 350 mg/dl or between 14 and 19.4 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar, between 251 and 350 mg/dl or between 14 and 19.4 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar, between 251 and 350 mg/dl or between 14 and 19.4 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar between 251 mg/dl and 350 mg/dl or between 14 mmol/l and 19.4 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar between 251 mg/dl and 350 mg/dl or between 14 mmol/l and 19.4 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, between 54 and 70 mg/dl or between 3 and 3.9 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, between 54 and 70 mg/dl or between 3 and 3.9 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar level, between 54 and 70 mg/dl or between 3 and 3.9 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar level, between 54 and 70 mg/dl or between 3 and 3.9 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar between 54 mg/dl and 70 mg/dl or between 3 mmol/l and 3.9 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar between 54 mg/dl and 70 mg/dl or between 3 mmol/l and 3.9 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, between 71 and 180 mg/dl or between 4 and 9.9 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, between 71 and 180 mg/dl or between 4 and 9.9 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar between 71 and 180 mg/dl or between 4 and 9.9 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar between 71 and 180 mg/dl or between 4 and 9.9 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar between 71 mg/dl and 180 mg/dl or between 4 mmol/l and 9.9 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar between 71 mg/dl and 180 mg/dl or between 4 mmol/l and 9.9 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar level, less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar level, less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar less than 54 mg/dl or 3 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, more than 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/lCurrent blood glucose level, more than 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/l

Name_common:Blood sugar, over 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/lCurrent blood sugar, over 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/l

Question:Is your blood sugar more than 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/l?Is your current blood sugar more than 350 mg/dl or 19.4 mmol/l?

Name:Blood glucose level, not measuredCurrent blood glucose level, not measured

Name_common:Blood sugar level not measuredCurrent blood sugar level not measured

Question:Have you not checked your blood sugar level?Have you not checked your current blood sugar level?

Name_common:Ongoing choking

Question:Are you currently experiencing an unusually elevated mood, such as feeling overly happy, excited, or euphoric?Are you currently experiencing an extremely happy or overly energetic mood, such as feeling excited, or euphoric?

Name_common:Greasy build-up around the base of the eyelashes

Name:Self-neglectDifficulty organizing tasks or activities, self-neglect

Name_common:Lack of patienceDifficulty waiting one's turn

Name_common:Abnormal fluid leaking from urethra

Name_common:Severe swallowing difficultiesInability to swallow anything

Name_common:Unsolicitedly repeating words or phrasesRepeating words or phrases without being asked to

Name_common:CavitiesCavities in teeth

Question:Are any lymph glands swollen, such as those in the neck, behind the ears, under the arms or anywhere else?Are any lymph glands swollen, such as those in the neck, behind the ears, under the arms, or anywhere else?

Question:Have you experienced periods where your mood was unusually high, feeling extremely happy, energetic, or excited for hours or days, even if there was no clear reason?Have you experienced periods of extreme happiness, energy, excitement, or reckless bravery, ignoring consequences, for hours or days without a clear reason?

Question:Has the longest period of elevated mood, euphoria, or elation lasted 3 days or less?Has the longest period of extreme happiness, excessive energy, or elation lasted 3 days or less?

Question:Has the longest period of elevated mood, euphoria or elation, lasted 4 to 6 days?Has the longest period of extreme happiness, excessive energy, or elation lasted 4 to 6 days?

Question:Has the longest period of elevated mood, euphoria or elation, lasted 7 days or more?Has the longest period of extreme happiness, excessive energy, or elation lasted 7 days or more?

Name_common:Well demarcated erythemaClearly defined red area on the skin

Name_common:Protruding eyeProtruding eye or eyes

Name_common:Burned eye

Name_common:Light sensitivityNone

Name_common:Worsening exercise toleranceWeakness during exercise

Name_common:Fear of becoming obese

Name_common:Specific fearFear of a specific thing, situation, or activity

Name_common:Feeling of fullness in rectum

Question:Do you feel pressure or pulsation inside your tooth?Do you feel pressure or a pulsation inside your tooth?

Question:Has your water broke between the 22nd and 37th week of pregnancy?Has your water broken between the 22nd and 37th week of pregnancy?

Name_common:Smelly or coloured watersWater breaking with smelly or coloured fluid

Name_common:Persistent non-specific fear

Name:History of a tick bite, in the past 3 weeks, Southeast AsiaHistory of a tick bite, in the past 3 weeks, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Tick bite in Asia, excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan, in the past 3 weeks

Name:History of a tick bite, in the past 3 weeks, Northern AsiaHistory of a tick bite, in the past 3 weeks, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Tick bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia in the past 3 weeks

Name_common:Lightening of the skinLighter patches on skin

Question:Do you sometimes forget the names of your friends or family?Do you sometimes forget the names of your friends or family, or even fail to recognize them at times?

Name_common:Inability to stand on either footInability to stand on one foot or both feet

Name_common:Inability to stand on either foot after injuryInability to stand on one foot or both feet after an injury

Question:Does either of your hips hurt?Do either of his|her hips hurt?

Name_common:Feet tingling or numbnessTingling or numbness of both feet

Name_common:Tingling and numbness of lower limbsTingling and numbness of either lower limb

Name_common:Foot tingling or numbnessTingling or numbness of one foot

Name_common:Tingling and numbness of upper limbsTingling and numbness of either upper limb

Question:Does either of your arms tingle or feel numb?Do either of your arms tingle or feel numb?

Question:Are you passing more urine than usual in 1 day?Are you passing more urine than usual in one day?

Name:Foamy urineProteinuria

Name_common:Foamy urine

Name_common:Yellowish or green discharge from the vagina

Name_common:Joint hard to move after trauma

Name_common:Food coming back up into the mouthFood coming back up into the mouth some time after eating or drinking

Question:Does food, liquid, or acid come back up into your mouth?Does food, liquid, or acid come back up into your mouth some time after swallowing?

Question:Is your breathing faster but not as deep as usual?Is your breathing not as deep as usual?

Name_common:Skin sheddingSkin flaking

Name_common:Lumps or bumpsLumps or bumps on skin

Name_common:Bleeding lump or bumpBleeding lump or bump on the skin

Name_common:Dark or bluish skin massDark or bluish skin bump or lump

Name_common:Firm skin massFirm skin bump or lump

Name_common:Skin mass in the groinBulge in the groin

Name_common:Irreducible skin massIrreducible skin bump or lump

Name_common:Skin mass located on the wristSkin bump or lump located on the wrist

Name_common:Painful skin massPainful skin bump or lump

Name_common:Reducible skin massReducible skin bump or lump

Name_common:Bump smaller than 1 cmSkin bump smaller than 1 cm

Name_common:Soft skin massSoft skin bump of lump

Name_common:Skin mass in the umbilical regionSkin bump or lump near the navel

Name_common:Lump on the skin with a central punctumLump on the skin with a black spot in the middle

Name_common:Difficulty not smoking first cigarette of the dayCraving for the first cigarette of the day

Question:Are your stools slippery, oily, or shiny, and are they difficult to flush?Are your stools slippery, oily, or shiny, and are difficult to flush?

Name_common:Swelling behind earSwelling behind the ear

Name_common:Spider veinsVisible dilated blood vessels on the skin

Name_common:Spider veins on the faceVisible dilated blood vessels on the face

Question:Are the spiderweb-like blood vessels, i.e., small red lines, on your face?Are there spiderweb-like blood vessels, i.e., small red lines, on your face?

Name_common:Toothache caused by traumaTooth pain from injury

Name_common:Pain in multiple teethPain in more than one tooth

Name_common:Acute wheezingSudden-onset wheezing

Name:Dyslipidemia

Name_common:High blood lipids

Question:Do you have high cholesterol or abnormal blood lipid levels?

Question_someone:Does he|she have high cholesterol or abnormal blood lipid levels?

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Synonyms:['abnormal cholesterol', 'cholesterol above normal levels', 'cholesterol problem', 'elevated cholesterol', 'fatty blood', 'high blood fats', 'high LDL', 'high lipids', 'high triglycerides', 'low HDL', 'too many lipids in my blood', 'too much fat in my blood']

Synonyms_professional:['hyperlipidemia', 'hypertriglyceridemia', 'hypercholesterolemia']

Explication_adult:Elevated lipid values in a healthy person are considered to be equal or above: 200 mg/dl (5.1 mmol/l) for total cholesterol, 100 mg/dl (2.6 mmol/l) for LDL, 150 mg/dl (1.7 mmol/l) for triglycerides. However, lipid levels may be considered elevated even at lower values in people with chronic diseases, e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension, or smoking cigarettes.

Explication_senior:Elevated lipid values in a healthy person are considered to be equal or above: 200 mg/dl (5.1 mmol/l) for total cholesterol, 100 mg/dl (2.6 mmol/l) for LDL, 150 mg/dl (1.7 mmol/l) for triglycerides. However, lipid levels may be considered elevated even at lower values in people with chronic diseases, e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension, or smoking cigarettes.

Name:No history of sexual intercourse

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"]

Name:High cholesterolNone

Question:Do you have high cholesterol?None

Question_someone:Does he|she have high cholesterol?None

Answers:['Yes', 'No', "Don't know"][]

Synonyms:['cholesterol above normal levels', 'elevated cholesterol', 'high LDL'][]

Synonyms_professional:['dyslipidemia', 'high blood lipids', 'hypercholesterolemia', 'cholesterol above 200 mg/dl'][]

Explication_adult:Elevated cholesterol values in a healthy person are considered to be: total cholesterol above 190 mg/dl (5.0 mmol/l) or LDL fraction above 115 mg/dl (3.0 mmol/l). However, cholesterol levels may be considered elevated even at lower values in people with chronic diseases, e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension, or smoking cigarettes.None

Explication_senior:Elevated cholesterol values in a healthy person are considered to be: total cholesterol above 190 mg/dl (5.0 mmol/l) or LDL fraction above 115 mg/dl (3.0 mmol/l). However, cholesterol levels may be considered elevated even at lower values in people with chronic diseases, e.g., diabetes, kidney disease, hypertension, or smoking cigarettes.None

Name:Fly bite, Southeast AsiaFly bite, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Fly bite in Southeast AsiaFly bite in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a fly in Southeast Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a fly in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Name:Fly bite, the Middle EastFly bite, Middle East

Name:Fly bite, Northern AsiaFly bite, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Fly bite in Northern AsiaFly bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a fly in Northern Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a fly in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Name:History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Southeast AsiaHistory of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Tick bite in Southeast Asia between 3 weeks to 3 months agoTick bite in Asia, excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan, between 3 weeks to 3 months ago

Name:History of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Northern AsiaHistory of a tick bite, 3 weeks to 3 months ago, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Tick bite in Northern Asia between 3 weeks to 3 months agoTick bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia between 3 weeks to 3 months ago

Name:History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Southeast AsiaHistory of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Tick bite in Southeast Asia more than 3 months agoTick bite in Asia, excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan, more than 3 months ago

Name:History of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Northern AsiaHistory of a tick bite, more than 3 months ago, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Tick bite in Northern Asia more than 3 months agoTick bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia more than 3 months ago

Name_common:History of resolved cancer between 6 months and 3 yearsHistory of cancer

Question:Have you been diagnosed with cancer in the past 3 years, but not earlier than in the last 6 months?Have you been diagnosed with cancer in the past 3 years?

Name:Hymenoptera sting, Southeast AsiaHymenoptera sting, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Bee, wasp, hornet, or ant sting in Southeast AsiaBee, wasp, hornet, or ant sting in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Southeast Asia?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Australia or other parts of Oceania?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Australia or other parts of Oceania?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Central Africa?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Central Africa?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Central or South America?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Central or South America?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Europe?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Europe?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in the Middle East?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in the Middle East?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in North America?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in North America?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Northern Africa?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Northern Africa?

Name:Hymenoptera sting, Northern AsiaHymenoptera sting, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Bee, wasp, hornet, or ant sting in Northern AsiaBee, wasp, hornet, or ant sting in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Northern Asia?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Southern Africa?Have you recently been stung by a bee, wasp, hornet, or ant in Southern Africa?

Name:Mosquito bite, Southeast AsiaMosquito bite, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Mosquito bite in Southeast AsiaMosquito bite in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a mosquito in Southeast Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a mosquito in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Name:Mosquito bite, the Middle EastMosquito bite, Middle East

Name:Mosquito bite, Northern AsiaMosquito bite, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Mosquito bite in Northern AsiaMosquito bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a mosquito in Northern Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a mosquito in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Name:Possible recent inhalation injuryRecent inhalation injury

Question:Have you been exposed to any harmful substances in the past 48 hours that might irritate or burn your respiratory tract, e.g., inhaling smoke, hot gases, or toxic fumes due to being near a fire or burning materials, or a workplace incident with a toxic substance?Have you breathed in the last 2 days anything harmful that could irritate or burn your lungs, like smoke, hot gases, or toxic fumes from a fire ?

Name:Residence or recent travel, the United States or CanadaResidence or recent travel, the United States, Canada or Greenland

Name:Smokeless tobaccoSmokeless tobacco usage

Name:Spider bite, Southeast AsiaSpider bite, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Spider bite in Southeast AsiaSpider bite in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a spider in Southeast Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a spider in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Name:Spider bite, Northern AsiaSpider bite, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Spider bite in Northern AsiaSpider bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a spider in Northern Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a spider in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Name:Tick bite, Southeast AsiaTick bite, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Tick bite in Southeast AsiaTick bite in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a tick in Southeast Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a tick in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Name:Tick bite, the Middle EastTick bite, Middle East

Name:Tick bite, Northern AsiaTick bite, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Tick bite in Northern AsiaTick bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you recently been bitten by a tick in Northern Asia?Have you recently been bitten by a tick in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Name:Unknown insect bite, Southeast AsiaUnknown insect bite, Asia, excluding Middle East, Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan

Name_common:Bite of unknown insect in Southeast AsiaBite of unknown insect in Asia excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan

Question:Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Southeast Asia?Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Asia (excluding the Middle East, Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan)?

Name:Unknown insect bite, the Middle EastUnknown insect bite, Middle East

Name:Unknown insect bite, Northern AsiaUnknown insect bite, Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Name_common:Unknown insect bite in Northern AsiaUnknown insect bite in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia

Question:Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Northern Asia?Have you been bitten by an insect or any other bug in Russia, Kazakhstan, or Mongolia?

Name:Detection of abnormal cells in Pap smear

Name_common:Pap Test

Synonyms_professional:['Abnormal Pap test result', 'Gynecological cytology', 'LBC', 'Liquid-based cytology']

Name_common:Blood Hg level

Name_common:Tau protein

Name_common:Antithrombin III

Name_common:AMH

Name_common:anti-SLA

Name_common:VIP