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Consultation and History Taking Flashcards

1
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Gather the necessary information to form a tentative diagnosis

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Interviewing and health history

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2
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Main reason why the patient is seeking advice

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Chief complaint

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Amplifies the chief complaint by giving a full, clear, chronological account of each symptom and what events were related to them

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History of present illness

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4
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Principal symptom: where the pain occurs

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Location

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5
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Principal symptom: adjective describing the pain

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Quality

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6
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Principal symptom: degree of the pain

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Quantity/Severity

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Principal symptom: onset, duration, frequency of the pain

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Timing

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Principal symptom: the ways that the patient employs that amplify the pain

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Aggravating factors

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Principal symptom: the ways that the patient employs that ease the pain

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Relieving factors

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10
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Principal symptom: signs or symptoms that occur along with the pain

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Associated symptoms or manifestations

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11
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Principal symptom: e.g. laboratory results

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Relevant data

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12
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Principal symptom: what the patient doesn’t have or isn’t experiencing

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Significant negatives

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13
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Patient’s prior illnesses, injuries, medical interventions

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Past medical history

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Patient’s present state of health, environmental conditions, personal habits, health related conditions

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Current health status

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15
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Pattern of familial illness

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Familial history

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16
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Family tree of diseases

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Genogram

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17
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Patient as a person

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Psychosocial history

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18
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To identify problems which the patient did not mention

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Review of systems

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19
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AIL: Urinating too much in a day

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Polyuria

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20
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AIL: can’t stop the urge to urinate

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Urinary incontinence

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21
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T/F: Review charts before interviewing the patient

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True

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22
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T/F: Environment doesn’t affect communication

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False

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23
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T/F: There’s no need to consider privacy when interviewing the patient

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False

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24
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T/F: The setting must be free from interruptions

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True

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25
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T/F: Speak to the patient at eye level

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True

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26
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T/F: Dress cleanly and appropriately

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True

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27
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T/F: Don’t watch your demeanor

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False

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28
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T/F: When asking the patient questions, don’t inquire several times

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False

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29
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T/F: Allow the patient to recount their own stories

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True

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30
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T/F: Incorporate passive listening

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False

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31
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T/F: Don’t incorporate facilitative listening

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False

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32
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T/F: Repeat words to encourage the patient to give more details

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True (this technique is called reflection)

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33
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T/F: Ask the patient to clarify unclear and ambiguous words

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True (this technique is called clarification)

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34
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T/F: Show understanding and acceptance by making the patient feel secure and encouraging them to continue

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True (this technique is called emphatic response)

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35
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T/F: Observe the patient for clues of anger, anxiety, depression

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True (this technique is called confrontation)

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36
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T/F: Don’t mind your posture

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False

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37
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T/F: Show signs of panic and hurriedness

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False

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38
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T/F: Take note of posture, gestures, eye contact

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True

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39
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T/F: Ask the patient indirect questions

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False

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40
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T/F: Ask the patient questions from general to specific

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True

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41
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T/F: Avoid questions answerable by yes or no when taking HPI

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True

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42
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T/F: Use language that is inappropriate and hard to understand

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False

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43
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Gathering data: coffee, drugs, liquor, prescription drugs, marijuana, illicit use of drugs

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Alcohol and drug history

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44
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T/F: Orient the patient with brief and transitional phrases

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True

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45
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T/F: Ask the patient if there is anything else they want to talk about

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True (this technique is called closing)

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46
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T/F: During note taking, it is okay to divert your attention from the patients

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False (do not divert your attention from the patient)

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47
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T/F: During note taking, jot down long phrases and words that will guide you in making the final report

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False (only use short phrases and words)

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48
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T/F: Take notes when the patient is talking about sensitive information

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False (it is best not to take notes when the patient is talking about sensitive information)

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49
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T/F: Ask the patient about their weight changes

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True

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50
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AIL: Increase in body fats or accumulation of fluid

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Weight gain

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51
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AIL: Loss of energy, sense of weariness, withdrawal from activities

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Fatigue

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52
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AIL: Caused by musculoskeletal or neurologic disorders

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Weakness

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53
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AIL: Feelings of coldness, gooseflesh, shivering, rising temperature, hot feelings and sweats, defervescence, shaking, or chills

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Fever

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54
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What should you investigate when a person has fever?

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Travel and contact with a sick person

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55
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Change in hair distribution may be a sign that there is a problem with the patient’s _______

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Skin

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56
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AIL: High level of urea in the blood

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Uremia

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57
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AIL: Yellowish skin that may be caused by a problem in the liver or gall bladder

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Obstructive jaundice

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58
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AIL: Parasitic insect that live on clothing and bedding used by an infected person

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Body lice

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59
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AIL: Redness of the skin

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Erythema

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60
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A type of headache that is felt only on one side of the head

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One-sided headache

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61
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A type of headache that is felt on both sides of the head

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Bilateral headache

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62
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A type of headache that has been occurring for a few hours or days

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Acute headache

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63
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A type of headache that has been occurring for several months or years

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Chronic headache

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64
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A type of headache that is recurrent

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Tension headache or migraine

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65
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An acute and severe headache may suggest..

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Subarachnoid hemorrhage

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66
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A headache that is progressively becoming severe may suggest..

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Presence of tumor

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67
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A headache accompanied by nausea and vomiting may suggest..

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Brain tumor

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68
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A type of headache that suggests problem in the eyes

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Frontal headache

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69
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AIL: Blurring of vision

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Error of refraction or refractive error

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70
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AIL: A sudden blurring of vision may suggest..

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Retinal detachment

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71
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AIL: Blurring at near

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Hyperopia

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72
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AIL: Blurring at far

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Myopia

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73
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AIL: Visual disturbance when reading at near

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Presbyopia

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74
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AIL: What causes a defect in the central visual field?

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Development of cataract

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75
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AIL: Slow peripheral loss due to an increase in intraocular pressure

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Glaucoma

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76
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AIL: One-sided visual field; loss of vision in one-half of the visual field

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Hemianopsia

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77
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AIL: Loss of vision in one quadrant of the visual field

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Quadrantanopia

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78
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AIL: Inflammation of the conjunctivita which causes redness of the eyes

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Conjunctivitis (sore eyes)

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79
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Visible moving strands

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Muscae volitantes or floaters

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80
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AIL: Fixed areas of blindness

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Scotoma or lesion of visual pathways

81
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AIL: Caused by the obstruction of the lacrimal canal

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Excessive tearing

82
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AIL: Double vision due to the weakness or paralysis of an extraocular muscle or tumor at the back of the eyeball

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Diplopia

83
Q

AIL: Change of color in the eye

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Scleral icterus or conjunctival icterus

84
Q

AIL: Which organs may be affected if the patient is icteric?

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Liver or gall bladder

85
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AIL: Another term for dizziness

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Vertigo

86
Q

AIL: Perceived sound without external stimuli or ringing of the ears

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Tinnitus

87
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AIL: Patient is complaining that people are mumbling

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Sensorineural hearing loss

88
Q

AIL: Hearing loss and vertigo may suggest..

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Meniere’s disease

89
Q

AIL: May be caused by an inflammation of the ear canal or perforation/rupture of the ear drum

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Ear discharge

90
Q

AIL: Inflammation of the middle ear

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Otitis media

91
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AIL: May be caused by pollen, contacts with the environment, allergic rhinitis

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Nasal discharge

92
Q

AIL: Pain in the sinus area

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Sinusitis

93
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AIL: Nasal stuffiness on one side

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Nasal deviation

94
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AIL: Another term for nosebleed

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Epistaxis

95
Q

AIL: Inflammation of the gums or bleeding gums

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Gingivitis

96
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AIL: Sore tongue

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Apthous ulcers

97
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AIL: Sore throat may suggest a problem with which body system ?

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Respiratory

98
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AIL: Over usage of voice

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Hoarseness

99
Q

AIL: Acute infection in the mouth may result to..

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Laryngitis

100
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AIL: Swollen glands in the neck may be due to..

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Goiter, lymphadenitis, or lymphomas

101
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AIL: Pain in the myocardium (heart attack)

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Myocardial infarction

102
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AIL: Pain in the myocardium (chest pain)

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Angina pectoris

103
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AIL: Pain in the aorta

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Dissecting aneurysm

104
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AIL: Pain in the trachea and large bronchi

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Heartburn that may cause esophagus reflux esophagitis

105
Q

AIL: Painful deep breathing due to an inflammation in the cartilage

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Costochondritis

106
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AIL: Chest heaviness may suggest..

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Cardiac problems

107
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AIL: Skipping, pounding, and occasional stopping of heartbeat; heartbeat is felt by the patient

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Palpitation

108
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AIL: Heart rate is over 100bmp

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Tachycardia

109
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AIL: Heart rate is below 60bmp

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Bradycardia

110
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AIL: Non-painful but uncomfortable awareness of breathing; shortness of breath

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Dyspnea

111
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AIL: Breathing quicky

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Hyperventilation

112
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AIL: Difficulty in breathing when lying down

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Orthopnea

113
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AIL: Difficulty in breathing at night

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Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

114
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Sound produced that is caused by partial air obstruction

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Wheezing

115
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AIL: Accumulation of excessive fluid

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Edema

116
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AIL: Edema in lower extremities

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Bipedal edema

117
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AIL: Edema in the face

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Facial edema

118
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AIL: Edema in the abdomen causing enlarged wasitline

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Ascites

119
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AIL: Edema with puffy eyelids may suggest a severe problem in what organ?

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Kidney

120
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AIL: Edema with renal problems

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Hypoalbuminemia

121
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AIL: Edema all over the body

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Anasarca

122
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AIL: Cough with no phlegm

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Dry cough

123
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AIL: Cough with phlegm

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Productive cough

124
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AIL: A white colored phlegm may suggest..

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Viral infection

125
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AIL: A green colored phlegm may suggest..

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Bacterial infection

126
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AIL: Coughing with blood suggests that there is a problem in which organ?

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Lungs

127
Q

AIL: A build up of mucus in the lungs

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Bronchiectasis

128
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AIL: Coughing up or spitting out blood

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Hemoptysis

129
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AIL: Difficulty in swallowing

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Dysphagia

130
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AIL: Difficulty in swallowing liquid may suggest a disorder of what muscle?

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Esophageal muscle

131
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AIL: Feeling of burning or warmth that is felt retrosternal from the epigastric area to the neck

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Heartburn that may cause reflux esophagitis

132
Q

Causes abdominal bloating, distention, or flatus (farting)

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Excessive gas

133
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Medication used to prevent farting

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Anti-flatulent medication

134
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain felt from hollow organs

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Visceral pain

135
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain caused by inflammation

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Parietal pain

136
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain that is more localized

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Parietal pain

137
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain that is poorly localized

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Visceral pain

138
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain that is aggravated by coughing or movement

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Parietal pain

139
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain that is burning, cramping, aching

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Visceral pain

140
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(Visceral/Parietal) Pain that is associated with nausea and vomiting

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Visceral pain

141
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Pain that travels from an initial site; radiating pain

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Referred pain

142
Q

Colicky pain suggests a problem with what muscle contraction?

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Peristalsis

143
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AIL: Vomitus with blood

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Hematemesis

144
Q

AIL: loss or lack of appetite

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Anorexia

145
Q

AIL: Stomach is feeling sick

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Nausea

146
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AIL: Spasmodic movement of the chest and diaphragm that proceeds and culminate to vomiting

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Retching

147
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AIL: Forceful expulsion of gastric contents through the mouth

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Vomiting

148
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AIL: Raising of esophageal and gastric contents in the absence of nausea and vomiting

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Regurgitation that may be caused by an incompetent gastroesophageal sphincter

149
Q

AIL: May result to brownish or blackish vomitus

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Duodenal and gastric ulcers

150
Q

AIL: Presently grey stool

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Acholic stool

151
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AIL: Passage of hard or painful stools; incomplete defacation

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Constipation

152
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AIL: Passage of excessively frequent stools

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Diarrhea

153
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AIL: Greasy foul smelling stool

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Steatorrhea

154
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AIL: Inability to absorb enough nutrients

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Malabsorption syndrome

155
Q

A discoloration of the skin and eyes is caused by high levels of _____ in the blood

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Bilirubin

156
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A discoloration of the skin and eyes may suggest a problem in the _____

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Liver, gallbladder, or bile duct

157
Q

Jaundice may be caused by an obstruction of the _____ or obstruction of the _____

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Common bile duct or pancreas

158
Q

Dark urine suggests impaired excretion of _____

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Bilirubin

159
Q

Color of the stool of someone with obstructive jaundice

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Acholic or light colored

160
Q

Pain caused by a sudden distention of the renal capsule

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Kidney pain

161
Q

Pain in the ureter

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Urethral pain

162
Q

Pain in the ureter may be caused by stones in the _____

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Urinary tract

163
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AIL: Condition of having kidney stones

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Nephrolithiasis

164
Q

AIL: Condition of having gallstones

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Cholelithiasis

165
Q

Where is prostatic felt?

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Perineum

166
Q

Pain during urination may be caused by the presence of _____ or _____

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Stones or tumors

167
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AIL: Presence of blood in urine

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Hematuria

168
Q

Pain during urination with blood may be caused by the presence of…

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Tumor

169
Q

Urination with blood in the absence of pain may be caused by…

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Cancer

170
Q

AIL: Caused by an infection of the bladder that comes with a sudden urge to urinate

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Urinary urgency

171
Q

AIL: An urge to urinate but unable to

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Urinary hesitancy

172
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AIL: The need to strain in order to urinate

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Straining to void

173
Q

AIL: Urine does not flow smoothly

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Dribble

174
Q

AIL: Pain during urination without frequency is suggestive of…

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Urethritis

175
Q

AIL: Excessive thirst or excess drinking

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Polydipsia

176
Q

AIL: Group of diseases that injures the part of the kidney that filters blood

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Glomerulonephritis

177
Q

AIL: Intense urge to urinate with straining but little to no result

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Vesical tenesmus

178
Q

AIL: Intense urge to defecate but little to no result

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Rectal tenesmus

179
Q

AIL: Swelling of the limbs due to veins having trouble sending blood from the limbs back to the heart

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Venous disease/Venous insufficiency

180
Q

AIL: An inflammatory process that causes a blood clot to form and block one or more veins, usually in your legs

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Thrombophlebitis

181
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AIL: Caused by weak vein walls and valves or an increase blood pressure in veins

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Varicose veins

182
Q

AIL: Inflammation of the tendons

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Tendonitis

183
Q

AIL: Inflammation of the bursa

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Bursitis

184
Q

AIL: Causes joint pain throughout the body

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Rheumatoid arthritis

185
Q

AIL: Joint pain

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Arthralgia

186
Q

AIL: Muscular pain

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Myalgia

187
Q

AIL: Butterfly rash is commonly associated with what condition

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Systemic lupous erythematosus

188
Q

AIL: Appears as the body’s reaction to allergy or drug reactions

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Urticaria or hives

189
Q

AIL: Low blood sugar level

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Hypoglycemia

190
Q

AIL: Low blood pressure caused by a sudden change in position

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Postural hypotension

191
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AIL: Paroxysmal disorder with or without loss of consciousness; change in brain’s electrical activity

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Seizure

192
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AIL: Sudden temporary loss of consciousness when blood flow to the brain is insufficient

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Syncope (fainting)

193
Q

AIL: Involuntary movement/shaking of one or more parts of the body

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Tremors

194
Q

AIL: Tingling sensation of the skin

A

Paresthesia

195
Q

AIL: Occurs when your body does not produce enough hormones

A

Hypothyroidism

196
Q

AIL: Hypothyroidism can result to _____ due to a deceleration of the body’s metabolism

A

Obesity

197
Q

AIL: Occurs when your body produces too much hormones

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Hyperthyroidism

198
Q

AIL: Hyperthyroidism can result to _____ due to an acceleration of the body’s metabolism

A

Weight loss

199
Q

Another term for black stool

A

Melena

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