Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

Bronchospasm / acute asthma exacerbation

The patient is a 21-year-old young woman.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has family members who have asthma.

The patient has been diagnosed with chronic sinusitis.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient regularly takes stimulant drugs.

The patient has felt like they were suffocating for a very short time associated with an inability to breathe or speak.

The patient has been treated in hospital recently for nausea, agitation, intoxication, or aggressive behavior and received medication via an intravenous or intramuscular route.

The patient has trouble keeping their tongue in their mouth.

The patient is unable to control the direction of their eyes.

The patient feels that muscle spasms or soreness in the neck are keeping them from turning their head to one side.

The patient has annoying muscle spasms in the face, neck or other parts of the body.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * back of head
    * forehead
    * nose
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has had a sexually transmitted infection.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a pulse
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * cervical spine
    * top of the head
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pale.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * lower gum
    * labia majora(L)
    * internal cheek(R)
    * internal cheek(L)
    * bottom lip(R)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 2.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has had an involuntary weight loss over the last 3 months.

The patient has had sexual intercourse with an HIV-positive partner in the past 12 months.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient is a 72-year-old elderly woman.

The patient's immediate family includes members with a psychiatric illness.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * side of the chest(R)
    * flank(R)
    * iliac fossa(L)
    * breast(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels like they are or were choking or suffocating.

The patient has been diagnosed with depression before.

The patient suffers from chronic anxiety.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has had a migraine or a member of their family is known to have migraines.

The patient feels like they are dying or were afraid they were about to die.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient has recently experienced numbness, loss of sensation, or tingling in both arms and legs and around the mouth.

The patient feels detached from their own body or surroundings.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * palace
    * under the jaw
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has family members who have been diagnosed with myasthenia gravis.

The patient experiences pain or weakness in their jaw.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels weakness in both arms and/or both legs.

The patient's symptoms of muscle weakness increase with fatigue and/or stress.

The patient has a hard time opening or raising one or both eyelids.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * flank(R)
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * iliac fossa(L)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * pubis
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has been diagnosed with depression before.

The patient suffers from chronic anxiety.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has had a migraine or a member of their family is known to have migraines.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has recently experienced numbness, loss of sensation, or tingling in both arms and legs and around the mouth.


The patient or a member of the patient's family has had croup.

The patient has noticed an increase in saliva production.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's symptoms are more prominent at night.


The patient regularly takes stimulant drugs.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has felt like they were suffocating for a very short time associated with an inability to breathe or speak.

The patient has trouble keeping their tongue in their mouth.

The patient has a hard time opening or raising one or both eyelids.

The patient suddenly has difficulty or an inability to open their mouth or experiences jaw pain when opening it.


The patient is a 28-year-old young woman.

The patient has started or taken antipsychotic medication within the last 7 days.

The patient has annoying muscle spasms in the face, neck or other parts of the body.


The patient is a 74-year-old elderly woman.

The patient's family members have been diagnosed with cluster headaches.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * haunting
    * tugging
    * violent
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * eye(R)
    * eye(L)
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 10.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 10.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 9.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient feels that their eyes produce excessive tears.

The patient takes medication that dilates their blood vessels.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has swollen or painful lymph nodes.

The patient has had a sexually transmitted infection.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * a pulse
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of head
    * cervical spine
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is currently using intravenous drugs.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pale.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * lower gum
    * internal cheek(R)
    * bottom lip(R)
    * palace
    * penis
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 7.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has had sexual intercourse with an HIV-positive partner in the past 12 months.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a knife stroke
    * tugging
    * burning
    * sickening
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient has recently had stools that were black like coal.

The patient has a burning sensation that starts in the stomach and goes up into the throat, and it can be associated with a bitter taste in the mouth.

The patient has symptoms that get worse after eating.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * heavy
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(L)
    * thoracic spine
    * under the jaw
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has high cholesterol or takes medications to treat high cholesterol.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient exercises regularly, 4 times per week or more.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.

The patient has close family members who had a cardiovascular disease problem before the age of 50.


The patient has recently had a viral infection.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * breast(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 1.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient feels out of breath with minimal physical effort.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
    * eye(R)
    * eye(L)
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The color of the rash is not available.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has no lesions.
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has pale stools and dark urine.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has family members who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * thoracic spine
    * shoulder(R)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient exercises regularly, 4 times per week or more.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.

The patient has close family members who had a cardiovascular disease problem before the age of 50.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * heartbreaking
    * haunting
    * a knife stroke
    * violent
    * sickening
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * flank(R)
    * upper chest
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 9.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * thoracic spine
    * scapula(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 8.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has recently thrown up blood or something resembling coffee beans.

The patient has vomited several times or made several efforts to vomit.


The patient is currently being treated or has recently been treated with an oral antibiotic for an ear infection.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * ear(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.


The patient is a 20-year-old young woman.

The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * thyroid cartilage
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 9.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.


The patient has chest pain even at rest.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(R)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * thoracic spine
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient exercises regularly, 4 times per week or more.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has close family members who had a cardiovascular disease problem before the age of 50.


The patient has been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism.

The patient has a known issue with one of their heart valves.

The patient has severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.


The patient has had one or several flare ups of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the past year.

The patient has a cough that produces colored or more abundant sputum than usual.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient is a 21-year-old young woman.

The patient has pain that improves when they lean forward.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * back of the neck
    * side of the neck(R)
    * side of the neck(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient regularly takes stimulant drugs.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has noticed an increase in saliva production.

The patient has noticed that the tone of their voice has become deeper, softer or hoarse.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * forehead
    * nose
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has had fluid in their lungs before.

The patient currently undergoes dialysis.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * tugging
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(L)
    * jaw
    * scapula(R)
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient experiences bouts of choking or shortness of breath that wake them up at night.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * ankle(L)
    * calf(R)
    * calf(L)
    * tibia(R)
    * tibia(L)

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * pharynx
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient is a 65-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * flank(R)
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * pubis
    * breast(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 2.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 10.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has been diagnosed with depression before.

The patient suffers from chronic anxiety.

The patient feels like they are dying or were afraid they were about to die.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient feels detached from their own body or surroundings.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * pharynx
    * under the jaw
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 9.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.


The patient has had 2 or more asthma attacks in the past year.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has family members who have asthma.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has been diagnosed with chronic sinusitis.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient has a cough that produces colored or more abundant sputum than usual.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has had a stroke in the past.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 1.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * lumbar spine
    * commissure(R)
    * side of the neck(R)
    * buttock(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 2.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 1.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.

The patient's symptoms are more prominent at night.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * nose
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * back of head
    * forehead
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * occiput
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.


The patient is a 71-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * biceps(R)
    * side of the chest(R)
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * triceps(R)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient has high cholesterol or takes medications to treat high cholesterol.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient exercises regularly, 4 times per week or more.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.

The patient has close family members who had a cardiovascular disease problem before the age of 50.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * flank(L)
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * iliac fossa(L)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 6.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * thyroid cartilage
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 7.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient is a 21-year-old young woman.

The patient has been hospitalized for an asthma attack in the past year.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient is a 23-year-old young woman.

The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * cheek(L)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * tugging
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has recently had stools that were black like coal.

The patient thinks they are pregnant or is currently pregnant.

The patient has a burning sensation that starts in the stomach and goes up into the throat, and it can be associated with a bitter taste in the mouth.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has symptoms that get worse after eating.


The patient has swollen or painful lymph nodes.

The patient has lost consciousness associated with violent and sustained muscle contractions or had an absence episode.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * finger (ring finger)(R)
    * finger (ring finger)(L)
    * finger (index)(R)
    * finger (middle)(R)
    * finger (middle)(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has noticed a diffuse redness in one or both eyes.

The color of the rash is not available.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has no lesions.
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.


The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * hypochondrium(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is yellow.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 2.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 4.

The patient has had an involuntary weight loss over the last 3 months.

The patient has family members who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * back of head
    * forehead
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * flank(L)
    * hypochondrium(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * thoracic spine
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is yellow.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 1.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient has pale stools and dark urine.


The patient is a 73-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has swollen or painful lymph nodes.

The patient has had a sexually transmitted infection.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a pulse
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of the neck
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * occiput
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has had unprotected sex with more than one partner in the last 6 months.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pale.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * lower gum
    * labia majora(R)
    * labia majora(L)
    * internal cheek(R)
    * bottom lip(R)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 5.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.


The patient has recently had a viral infection.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient feels out of breath with minimal physical effort.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient is a 29-year-old young woman.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * cheek(L)
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has a cough that produces colored or more abundant sputum than usual.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.


The patient is a 20-year-old young woman.

The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * occiput
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * haunting
    * sensitive
    * tugging
    * burning
    * sickening
    * scary
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has symptoms that get worse after eating.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
    * eye(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * forehead
    * nose
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient is a 76-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 1.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 1.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has had a stroke in the past.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * flank(R)
    * flank(L)
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 4.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 2.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.


The patient is a 69-year-old elderly man.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
    * eye(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * back of head
    * forehead
    * nose
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has had a diagnosis of anemia.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * tugging
    * a cramp
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * forehead
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels slightly dizzy or lightheaded.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient is taking new oral anticoagulants (NOACs).

The patient's skin is much paler than usual.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.


The patient is a 30-year-old young woman.

The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient has a cough that produces colored or more abundant sputum than usual.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 1.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 1.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 5.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * commissure(L)
    * buttock(L)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 1.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 5.

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * forehead
    * nose
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels slightly dizzy or lightheaded.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient's skin is much paler than usual.

The patient thinks they are pregnant or is currently pregnant.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * cheek(R)
    * occiput
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient is a 62-year-old elderly man.

The patient has close family members who suffer from allergies, hay fever, or eczema.

The patient has family members who have asthma.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient's nose or the back of their throat is itchy.

The patient has severe itching in one or both eyes.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has a known severe food allergy.

The patient has been in contact with or eaten something to which they have an allergy.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * hypochondrium(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 2.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 1.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * thyroid cartilage
    * ankle(R)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 3.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 10.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)

The patient has noticed a high-pitched sound when breathing in.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient is a 26-year-old young woman.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of head
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 2.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient has recently had stools that were black like coal.

The patient is taking new oral anticoagulants (NOACs).

The patient thinks they are pregnant or is currently pregnant.

The patient has noticed light red blood or blood clots in their stool.

The patient has traveled to South East Asia in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.


The patient has swollen or painful lymph nodes.

The patient has lost consciousness associated with violent and sustained muscle contractions or had an absence episode.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * finger (ring finger)(L)
    * finger (index)(R)
    * finger (index)(L)
    * palmar face of the wrist(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 2.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 9.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has noticed a diffuse redness in one or both eyes.

The color of the rash is not available.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has no lesions.
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has recently had a viral infection.

The patient has had pericarditis before.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * thoracic spine
    * posterior chest wall(R)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 8.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has a deviated nasal septum.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has greenish or yellowish nasal discharge.

The patient has traveled to North America in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has had one or several flare ups of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in the past year.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient has pain that improves when they lean forward.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * back of the neck
    * side of the neck(R)
    * side of the neck(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 10.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient has difficulty swallowing or a feeling of discomfort/blockage when swallowing.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has noticed an increase in saliva production.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.

The patient has noticed that the tone of their voice has become deeper, softer or hoarse.


The patient is a 62-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has a known severe food allergy.

The patient has been in contact with or eaten something to which they have an allergy.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * a cramp
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * iliac fossa(L)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * pubis
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 4.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * thyroid cartilage
    * cervical spine
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 3.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 9.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * forehead
    * cheek(L)
    * nose

The patient has noticed a high-pitched sound when breathing in.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient has had 2 or more asthma attacks in the past year.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has been diagnosed with chronic sinusitis.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient has been hospitalized for an asthma attack in the past year.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * scapula(R)
    * breast(R)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * scapula(R)
    * scapula(L)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has had deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

The patient has been unable to move or get up for more than 3 consecutive days within the last 4 weeks.

The patient has no swelling at any location.

The patient has had surgery within the last month.

The patient has traveled to North America in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * palace
    * pharynx
    * under the jaw
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.


The patient is a 80-year-old elderly woman.

The patient does not have pain.
The patient does not feel pain anywhere.
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 0.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 0.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has had an involuntary weight loss over the last 3 months.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient has had fluid in their lungs before.

The patient currently undergoes dialysis.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * tugging
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * breast(R)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * triceps(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * ankle(L)
    * calf(R)
    * calf(L)

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.


The patient is a 76-year-old elderly man.

The patient has family members who have had lung cancer.


The patient is a 28-year-old young woman.

The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * occiput
    * temple(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is exposed to secondhand cigarette smoke on a daily basis.


The patient is a 22-year-old young woman.

The patient has had pericarditis before.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of the neck
    * ankle(R)
    * dorsal aspect of the wrist(R)
    * dorsal aspect of the wrist(L)
    * shoulder(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient is consulting because they have high blood pressure.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is red.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 3.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * cheek(R)
    * nose
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 2.

The patient had her first menstrual period before the age of 12.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * a knife stroke
    * tugging
    * sickening
    * scary
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient has a burning sensation that starts in the stomach and goes up into the throat, and it can be associated with a bitter taste in the mouth.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.


The patient is a 95-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has been in contact with or eaten something to which they have an allergy.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * pubis
    * belly
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 3.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 8.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 1.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * ankle(R)
    * ankle(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 3.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 9.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose

The patient has noticed a high-pitched sound when breathing in.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient is more likely to develop common allergies than the general population.


The patient is a 91-year-old elderly man.

The patient has had fluid in their lungs before.

The patient currently undergoes dialysis.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * tugging
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * calf(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
    * tibia(R)
    * tibia(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * chin
    * scapula(R)
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * tibia(L)

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.


The patient is a 13-year-old male teenager.

The patient's immediate family includes members with a psychiatric illness.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * flank(R)
    * flank(L)
    * iliac fossa(L)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * belly
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 10.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 8.

The patient feels like they are or were choking or suffocating.

The patient has been diagnosed with depression before.

The patient suffers from chronic anxiety.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient feels like they are dying or were afraid they were about to die.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.

The patient feels detached from their own body or surroundings.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has a known issue with one of their heart valves.

The patient has severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient feels slightly dizzy or lightheaded.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient feels their heart is beating very irregularly or in a disorganized pattern.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.


The patient is a 64-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of the neck
    * forehead
    * occiput
    * pharynx
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 2.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 2.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 1.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.


The patient has started or taken antipsychotic medication within the last 7 days.

The patient regularly takes stimulant drugs.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has felt like they were suffocating for a very short time associated with an inability to breathe or speak.

The patient has trouble keeping their tongue in their mouth.

The patient is unable to control the direction of their eyes.

The patient feels that muscle spasms or soreness in the neck are keeping them from turning their head to one side.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient suddenly has difficulty or an inability to open their mouth or experiences jaw pain when opening it.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * cheek(L)
    * temple(R)
    * temple(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(R)
    * posterior chest wall(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 5.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.

The patient's symptoms are more prominent at night.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
    * posterior chest wall(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 0.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has had a stroke in the past.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 4.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * thoracic spine
    * buttock(R)
    * flank(R)
    * flank(L)
    * shoulder(R)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 4.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient is a 73-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has had a sexually transmitted infection.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
    * a pulse
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of head
    * back of the neck
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * occiput
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 2.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient is currently using intravenous drugs.

The patient feels so tired that they are unable to do their usual activities and are stuck in bed all day long.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pale.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 2.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * upper gum
    * labia majora(R)
    * labia majora(L)
    * internal cheek(R)
    * internal cheek(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 6.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has had an involuntary weight loss over the last 3 months.

The patient has had sexual intercourse with an HIV-positive partner in the past 12 months.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * haunting
    * sensitive
    * burning
    * sickening
    * scary
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * upper chest
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has a burning sensation that starts in the stomach and goes up into the throat, and it can be associated with a bitter taste in the mouth.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.


The patient is a 22-year-old young woman.

The patient has had significantly increased sweating.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of the neck
    * side of the neck(R)
    * side of the neck(L)
    * top of the head
    * forehead
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 4.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 0.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * side of the neck(R)
    * forehead
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 3.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 4.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * biceps(R)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * thoracic spine
    * under the jaw
    * shoulder(R)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient has high cholesterol or takes medications to treat high cholesterol.

The patient constantly feels fatigued or has non-restful sleep.

The patient has high blood pressure or takes medications to treat high blood pressure.

The patient has had a heart attack or has angina (chest pain).

The patient exercises regularly, 4 times per week or more.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.

The patient has close family members who had a cardiovascular disease problem before the age of 50.


The patient is a 61-year-old elderly man.

The patient finds that their symptoms have worsened over the last 2 weeks and that progressively less effort is required to cause the symptoms.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * heavy
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
    * scapula(R)
    * breast(R)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * thyroid cartilage
    * under the jaw
    * trachea
    * shoulder(R)
    * shoulder(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.


The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * pharynx
    * under the jaw
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 1.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 2.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has a cough that produces colored or more abundant sputum than usual.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 4.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * thoracic spine
    * buttock(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 1.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has had surgery within the last month.

The patient's BMI is less than 18.5, or the patient is underweight.

The patient's symptoms are more prominent at night.


The patient has recently had a viral infection.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 4.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * thoracic spine
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 7.

The patient feels their heart is beating fast, irregularly, or experiences palpitations.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.


The patient has a known issue with one of their heart valves.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * sensitive
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lateral side of the foot(L)
    * thigh(R)
    * dorsal aspect of the foot(L)
    * calf(R)
    * toe (1)(R)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 6.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * ankle(R)
    * ankle(L)
    * thigh(R)
    * thigh(L)
    * dorsal aspect of the foot(R)

The patient has been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a cramp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * side of the chest(L)
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * belly
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 7.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 9.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has been diagnosed with depression before.

The patient suffers from chronic anxiety.

The patient has had a migraine or a member of their family is known to have migraines.

The patient feels like they are dying or were afraid they were about to die.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient is feeling nauseous or feels like vomiting.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * breast(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has experienced chills or shivers.

The patient has had a stroke in the past.

The patient has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 2.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * thoracic spine
    * commissure(R)
    * commissure(L)
    * side of the neck(R)
    * buttock(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 5.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is not larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has recently experienced a loss of appetite or gets full more quickly than usual.

The patient has noticed new fatigue, generalized discomfort, widespread muscle aches, or a change in general well-being related to their consultation today.

The patient has had surgery within the last month.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.

The patient's symptoms are more prominent at night.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient is a 63-year-old elderly man.

The patient has a known severe food allergy.

The patient has been in contact with or eaten something to which they have an allergy.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * flank(R)
    * iliac fossa(R)
    * hypochondrium(L)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 1.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 6.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * biceps(R)
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * thyroid cartilage
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 1.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 7.

The patient has swelling in one or more areas of their body.
The patient's swelling is located at:
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)

The patient has noticed a high-pitched sound when breathing in.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * haunting
    * sensitive
    * tugging
    * burning
    * sickening
    * scary
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * hypochondrium(R)
    * epigastric
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 6.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * lower chest
    * upper chest
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient is significantly overweight compared to people of the same height.

The patient drinks alcohol excessively or has an addiction to alcohol.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has recently had stools that were black like coal.

The patient has a burning sensation that starts in the stomach and goes up into the throat, and it can be associated with a bitter taste in the mouth.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient's symptoms are worse when lying down and alleviated while sitting up.


The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * heartbreaking
    * haunting
    * violent
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * side of the chest(R)
    * side of the chest(L)
    * breast(R)
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 9.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * posterior chest wall(L)
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 8.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 10.

The patient is being treated for osteoporosis.

The patient has pain that is increased with movement.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient is a 85-year-old elderly man.

The patient has swollen or painful lymph nodes.

The patient has had a sexually transmitted infection.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * exhausting
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * back of the neck
    * cervical spine
    * forehead
    * occiput
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 4.

The patient is currently using intravenous drugs.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has had unprotected sex with more than one partner in the last 6 months.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pale.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 4.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * lower gum
    * upper gum
    * labia majora(R)
    * internal cheek(R)
    * internal cheek(L)
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 8.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 0.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.

The patient has had sexual intercourse with an HIV-positive partner in the past 12 months.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient is a 98-year-old elderly woman.

The patient has chest pain even at rest.

The patient has had a spontaneous pneumothorax in the past.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * a knife stroke
    * violent
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * lower chest
    * side of the chest(L)
    * upper chest
    * breast(R)
    * breast(L)
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 8.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient has family members who have had a pneumothorax.

The patient has symptoms that are increased with physical exertion but alleviated with rest.

The patient has pain that is increased when they breathe in deeply.


The patient is a 17-year-old male teenager.

The patient has recently had a viral infection.

The patient has noticed weakness in their facial muscles and/or eyes.

The patient feels weakness in both arms and/or both legs.

The patient has recently experienced numbness, loss of sensation, or tingling in both arms and legs and around the mouth.

The patient previously had or currently has weakness or paralysis in one or more of their limbs or in their face.


The patient has experienced weakness or paralysis on one side of the face, which may still be present or completely resolved.

The patient currently has or has had numbness, loss of sensitivity, or tingling somewhere on their body.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.


The patient is a 30-year-old young woman.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * burning
    * sharp
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * mouth
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * nose
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 3.
The patient's pain radiates to the following locations:
    * back of head
    * forehead
    * nose
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 2.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 3.

The patient has a fever, either felt or measured with a thermometer.

The patient has lost their sense of smell.

The patient has had a cold in the last 2 weeks.

The patient has asthma or has used a bronchodilator in the past.

The patient has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux.

The patient has nasal congestion or a clear runny nose.

The patient's vaccinations are up to date.


The patient has been in contact with a person with similar symptoms in the past 2 weeks.

The patient lives with 4 or more people.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * sensitive
    * burning
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * tonsil(R)
    * tonsil(L)
    * thyroid cartilage
    * palace
    * pharynx
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 7.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 6.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 0.


The patient attends or works in a daycare.

The patient has pain somewhere related to their reason for consulting.
The patient's pain is:
    * tedious
    * heavy
The locations of the patient's pain are:
    * top of the head
    * forehead
    * cheek(R)
    * cheek(L)
    * occiput
On a scale of 10 , the pain intensity is 5.
The patient's pain does not radiate anywhere.
On a scale of 10, the precision of location is 1.
On a scale of 10, the speed of onset is 5.

The patient has diffuse widespread muscle pain.


The patient is a 28-year-old young woman.

The patient has had diarrhea or an increase in stool frequency.

The patient is experiencing shortness of breath or difficulty breathing in a significant way.

The patient feels lightheaded and dizzy, and feels like they are about to faint.

The patient's cheeks suddenly turned red.

The patient has lesions, redness, or problems on the skin believed to be related to the condition consulted for.
The color of the rash is pink.
The patient’s lesions do not peel off.
On a scale of 10, the swelling intensity of the rash is 4.
The patient has lesions in the following regions:
    * back of the neck
    * biceps(L)
    * mouth
    * thyroid cartilage
    * cervical spine
On a scale of 10, the pain intensity caused by the rash is 0.
The patient’s lesion (or lesions) is larger than 1 cm.
On a scale of 10, the itching severity is 10.

The patient ate dark-fleshed fish like tuna or Swiss cheese before the reaction occurred.

The patient has not traveled out of the country in the last 4 weeks.

The patient has noticed a wheezing sound when they exhale.