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reflux esophagitis/GERD

  • heartburn

  • burning sensation in anterior thorax

  • chest pain

  • excessive salivation

  • regurgitation

  • gas

  • bloating

  • trouble sleeping

  • sensitive to some foods/liquids

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acid-peptic disease

  • heaviness

  • pain

  • heart burn

  • nausea/vomiting

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acute hepatitis

  • anorexia/weight loss

  • fatigue

  • nausea/vomiting

  • right upper quadrant pain

  • jaundice

  • fever

  • splenomegaly (increased spleen volume)

  • ascites

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chronic hepatitis

  • fatigue

  • malaise

  • low-grade fever

  • anorexia/weight loss

  • mild intermittent jaundice

  • mild hepatosplenomegaly (liver and spleen swell)

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cirrhosis

  • fatigue

  • loss of vigour

  • weight loss

  • nausea/vomiting

  • jaundice

  • tender hepatomegaly

  • palmar erythema

  • spider angiomas

  • muscle wasting

  • parotid and lacrimal gland enlargement

  • gynecomastia and testicular atrophy

  • menstrual irregularity

  • coagulopathy

  • ascites

  • portosystemic shunting

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pancreatitis

  • abdominal pain (constant or intermittent)

  • radiating pain to mid-ack/scapular region

  • pain increasing after eating

  • vomiting

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cholelithiasis

  • often asymptomatic

  • mild nausea/ abdominal discomfort after fatty/fried food

  • swelling/inflammation

  • uncomfortable for patient

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IBD

  • weight loss

  • anaemia

  • diarrhoea

  • anal fistulae

  • abnormal cramping and pain

  • arthropathy

  • erythema nodosum

  • pyoderma gangerosum

  • canker sores (mouth)

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IBS

  • constipation

  • bloating

  • hyperalgesia

  • allodynia

  • diffuse abdominal pain

  • bowel distention

  • diarrhoea

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pneumonia

  • infiltrates/consolidations on x-ray

  • fever

  • chills/rigors

  • hypoxemia

  • dyspnea

  • dry cough

  • pain (on inspiration/expiartion)

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COPD

  • prolonged expiration

  • breaths are rapid and shallow

  • barrel chest

  • hoovers sign (shrinking of lower chest during inspiration)

  • dyspnea

  • expiratory wheeze

  • pursed-lip breathing

  • fatigue

  • decreased exercise tolerance

  • chronic cough with sputum

  • muscle weakness and wasting

  • tripod sitting position (activates pecs)

  • neck (SCM & scalenes) muscles contracted

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asthma

  • episodic dyspnoea

  • chest tightness

  • exploratory wheeze

  • tachycardia

  • tachypnoea

  • runny nose/sneezing

  • skin rash/hives

  • red itchy eyes

  • visible contraction of accessory respiratory neck muscles

  • prolonged expiratory phase of breathing

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chronic bronchitis

  • dyspnoea

  • SOB

  • blister like lesions on skin

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pulmonary emphysema

  • significant dyspnoea (often progressive)

  • coughing

  • rapid and shallow breathing

  • barrel chest

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pulmonary embolism

  • dysponea

  • V/Q mismatch

  • tachycardia

  • pleural friction rub

  • pleural chest pain

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atrial fibrillation

  • lightheadedness

  • fainting

  • fatigue

  • palpations

  • chest discomfort

  • shortness of breath

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valvular disease

  • SOB

  • impaired ability to work/exercise

  • fatigue

  • chest tightness

  • unable to lie down/difficulty breathing at night

  • lightheadedness

  • palpitations

  • swollen eyes/legs/flatulence

  • heart failure

  • pulmonary oedema

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acute rheumatic fever

  • fever

  • arthralgia

  • increased ESR and CRP

  • erythema marginatum (reactive inflammatory erythema)

  • subcutaneous nodules (oilers nodes)

  • sydenhams chorea (neurological disorder- jerky movements etc.)

  • carditis

  • prolonged PR intervals

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right heart failure

  • high abdominal-jugular reflex

  • peripheral pitting oedema

  • right upper quadrant discomfort

  • loud P2

  • RV heave on palpation

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left heart failure

  • awakening at night with shortness of breath

  • SOB during exercise or when lying flat

  • chronic coughing or wheezing

  • difficulty concentrating

  • fatigue

  • fluid retention causing swelling, or oedema, in the ankles, legs and/or feet

  • lack of appetite and nausea

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pericardial effusion and tamponade

  • pulses paradoxes (large drop of bp with inspiration)

  • sharp pain on inspiration/supine

  • dull chest pain

  • dysphagia

  • hoarse voice

  • decreased EEG voltages

  • pedal oedema

  • increased liver size

  • hypotension

  • crackles on auscultation

  • increased jugular venous pressure

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pericarditis

  • elevated acute inflammatory reactants (ESR, WBC etc.)

  • pleuritic chest pain (with inspiration and supine)

  • friction rub on auscultation

  • increased cardiac troponin

  • difuse ST elevation

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atherosclerosis

  • elevated serum CPR

  • fatty streaks

  • coronary artery stenosis on angiography

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hypertension

  • severe headaches

  • chest pain

  • dizziness

  • difficulty breathing

  • nausea

  • vomiting

  • blurred vision or other vision changes

  • anxiety

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shock

  • distended jugular veins

  • peripheral oedema

  • increased pulmonary bp

  • dyspnea/tachypnea

  • tachycardia

  • decreased bp

  • progressive loss of consciousness

  • cold/pale/mottled extremities

  • increased capillary times

  • diaphoresis (sweating)

  • oliguria (decreased urine output)

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chronic kidney disease (CKD)

  • anaemia

  • hypocalcemia

  • hyperphoshatemia

  • metabolic acidosis

  • hyperkalemia

  • fatigue

  • ammonia-smelling breath

  • kidney pain

  • difficulty/more frequent urination

  • foamy urination

  • very ill: can effect nervous system, lungs, MSK etc.

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diabetic nephropathy

  • swelling in ankles feet and hands

  • nausea

  • loss of appetite

  • fatigue

  • insomnia

  • dry/itchy skin

  • neurological signs e.g., difficulty concentrating

  • albuminuria

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nephrotic syndrome

  • hypoalbuinemia

  • decreased anion gap (blood too alkaline)

  • proteinuria

  • undersell oedema

    • anasarca (generalised)

    • pre-orbital edema

  • hyperlipidemia

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nephritic syndrome

  • hematuria (blood in urine)

  • proteinuria (protein in urine)

  • azotemia (high nitrogen levels)

  • oliguria

  • hypertension

  • blurred vision

  • decreased GFR

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urolithiasis

  • extreme flank pain

  • urinations problems

    • painful

    • urinary infection

    • blood in urine

    • frequent urge

    • passing small amounts

  • fever

  • renal colic

  • nausea/vomiting

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pelvic inflammatory disease

  • pain/aches in lower abdomen and pelvis

  • excess vaginal discharge (foul oder)

  • pain/bleeding during/after sex (dyspareunia)

  • fever

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endometriosis

  • sharp/deep pain during ovulation / sex / bowel habits and urination

  • heavy/painful periods

  • bleeding between periods

  • indigestion

  • diarrhoea/constipation

  • nausea

  • fatigue

  • infertility

  • sciatica during menstruation

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urinary incontinence

  • leaking urine when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising

  • feeling sudden, uncontrollable urges to urinate

  • frequent urination

  • waking up many times at night to urinate

  • urinating during sleep

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lower UTI

  • burning/painful urination

  • constant urge to urinate

  • cloudy urine

  • foul odor

  • pelvic pain (in women)

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upper UTI

  • fever

  • pain in lower back/side

  • chills

  • painful urination

  • bloody/cloudy urination

  • foul odor

  • constant urge to urinate

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benign prostatic hyperplasia

  • requent or urgent need to pee

  • peeing more often at night

  • trouble starting to pee (hesitancy)

  • weak urine stream, or a stream that stops and starts

  • dribbling at the end of urination

  • not being able to fully empty the bladder

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stroke

  • sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg, (esp. on one side of the body)

  • sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or difficulty understanding speech

  • sudden vision loss

  • sudden trouble walking, dizziness, loss of balance, or lack of coordination

  • dysphagia

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hypercalcemia

  • cognitive dysfunction

  • fatigue

  • muscle weakness

  • constipation

  • decreased appetite

  • flank pain

  • polyuria (increased urine volume)

  • polydipsia (increased drinking)

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hypocalcemia

  • peripheral paraethesia

  • peri-oral numbness

  • chvostek’s sign

  • trousseaus sign

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osteoporosis

often asymptomatic until complication occurs

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diabetes mellitus (type II)

  • hyperglycaemia

  • frequent urination

  • excessive thirst

  • unexplained weight loss

  • extreme hunger

  • sudden vision changes

  • tingling/numbness in the hands or feet

  • feeling very tired much of the time

  • very dry skin

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hyperthyroidism

  • proptosis (bulging of eye/s), diplopia (double vision), lid retraction, conjuctivitis

  • decreased thyroid stimulating hormone (persistent or transient)

  • pretibial myxoedema (plaques of thick, scaly skin and swelling of your lower legs)

  • tachycardia, palpations, bruit over thyroid, decreased exercise tolerance

  • diarrhoea and increased bowel movements

  • increased sweating

  • nervousness, hyperkinesia (excessive movement), hyperreflexia, tremor, poor attention

  • increased weight loss, increased appetite and heat intolerance

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hypothyroidism

  • abnormal levels of TSH

  • decreased heart rate

  • abnormal/heavy menses & infertility

  • neurologic symptoms (depression etc.)

  • muscle cramp, joint pain, poor muscle tone, hung reflexes with delayed relaxation

  • narrowed pulse pressure

  • weight gain, fatigue

  • cold intolerance, cold hands

  • dry skin, decreased sweating

  • constipation

  • thickened skin

  • hoarse speech

  • hyperlipidemia

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hypercotricosolemia

  • hyperglycaemia

  • supraclavicular & dorsal fat pads, round (moon) face, central obesity

  • easy bruising, purple striae (stretch marks)

  • hypertension

  • hypokalemia

  • arrhythmia, paralysis, cramps

  • proximal muscle weakness

  • hirsutism (excessive growth of hair on face, chest and back in women), acne

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osteoarthirits

  • pain with loading/use of joint

  • palpable bony hypertrophy

    • e.g., bouchards nodes

  • pain with motion

  • decreased range of motion

  • crepitus

  • joint effusion

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gout

(big toe > ankle > knee > wrist)

  • negative briefrignent (blue)

  • painful, warm, swollen joint (sudden)

  • podagara (foot/big toe affected)

    • foot may become paralysed

  • tophi in ear cartilage, tendons, articular cartilage, bursas etc.

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rheumatoid arthirits

  • aCCP RF in serum

  • symmetrical arthralgia (joint pain)

    • esp. small joints

  • palpable joint effusion

  • enlarged ‘boggy’ joints (esp. MCP, PIP)

  • increased joint stiffness

  • decreased range on motion

  • joint deformities (e.g., swan-neck, ulnar drift of fingers)

  • extra-articular signs

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ankylosing spondylitis

  • pain in lumbar and gluteal region (dull & insidious)

  • decreased lumbar spine flexion and lumbar lordosis

  • increased thoracic kyphosis

  • asymmetrical oligoarthirits (joint stiffness and swelling)

  • enthesitis (tenderness over tendon insertion)

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giant cell arteritis

  • morning stiffness (>1 hour)

  • muscle aching

  • anaemia

  • malaise

  • increased ESR and CRP

  • weight loss

  • persistant/severe pain in temple

  • scalp tenderness

  • jaw pain

  • vision loss/double vision

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neoplasms

  • metabolic effects

  • tissue waste

  • weight loss

  • anaemia

  • immunosuppression

  • bleeding

  • endocrine effects

  • paraneoplastic syndromes

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what are the types of pareneoplastic syndromes?

  • neurological

    • limb encephalisits

    • myasthenia gravis

  • haematological

    • anaemia

    • thrombocytosis

  • endocrine

    • tumour induced hypercalcmia

    • gynecomastia

  • dermatologic

    • pemphigus

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