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Results: Differences Similar ✘Phenamine poisoning✘Organophosphate poisoning
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(19)78%(4)
ECG 100%(0)24%(0)
Measurements at the reception 28%(0)29%(0)
Other hormones 45%(5)—
Neurologist's examination 15%(0)25%(0)
General inspection 17%(0)23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
opium addiction 42% —
cough wet — 58%
hyperthermia 41% —
suicide — 53%
respiratory 39% —
exhalation is difficult — 53%
rhabdomyolysis 37% —
sputum — 48%
bradypnea 37% —
gastroneurosis — 47%
acute liver failure 34% —
bronchospasm — 46%
acute renal failure 34% —
lot of sputum — 46%
head skin sweating 33% —
neurosis of the heart — 46%
drug poisoning 33% —
spasm of accommodation — 46%
atelectasis 33% —
cough — 44%
hypoxia 33% —
acute allergic reactions — 43%
disorders of consciousness 32% —
cough on exhalation — 42%
kidney failure 32% —
tics — 42%
dehydration 32% —
crystalluria — 41%
liver failure 31% —
bubbling cough — 41%
general intoxication syndrome 31% —
tiki in children — 41%
patient behavior 31% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 41%
sopor 30% —
movements in thoracic region are painful — 41%
pneumonia 30% —
productive cough — 39%
kidney disease 30% —
sputum in the chest — 39%
deep coma 30% —
bubbling in the chest — 39%
morphine poisoning 30% —
lethargy — 39%
metabolic acidosis 29% —
lot of mucus — 37%
blood diseases 29% —
sweating chest — 37%
methadone addiction 29% —
spastic abdominal pain — 36%
stupor 29% —
different eyes — 35%
weakness during pregnancy 28% —
dyspnea — 35%
intestinal spasms 28% —
prolonged exhalation 16% 51%
patient's condition 28% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 35%
moderate condition 28% —
tonic-clonic seizures — 34%
euphoria 28% —
insecurity feeling — 34%
unspecified mental disorders 28% —
involuntary movements — 34%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 27% —
strong irritation — 34%
damage to the nervous system 27% —
generalized epilepsy — 33%
smokes 27% —
clonic cramps — 33%
encephalopathy 27% —
paresis 11% 44%
viral hepatitis b 27% —
hyperactive child — 32%
cardiac arrest 26% —
periodic paralysis — 32%
lack of breath 26% —
eye spasm — 32%
acute condition 26% —
atrial fibrillation — 31%
amphetamine abuse 26% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 31%
hepatitis c 25% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 31%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 25% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 30%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 25% —
cough with shortness — 30%
psycho - organic syndrome 25% —
nose large eyes — 30%
sleeps a lot 25% —
paralytic syndrome — 30%
alcoholic coma 25% —
vomiting 10% 40%
subacute condition 25% —
salivation 14% 44%
positional compression syndrome 25% —
mucous sputum — 29%
acidification of urine 25% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 29%
hepatitis 24% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 29%
heaviness of breathing 24% —
chest pain when breathing — 29%
traumatic brain injury 24% —
hyperactive — 29%
pain in the heart 24% —
very correct — 29%
head injury 24% —
lack of air feeling — 28%
dependence on the doctor 24% —
nervous excitability — 28%
muscle hypertonus 24% —
bradycardia 20% 47%
pupils are narrowed 24% —
convulsions 27% 54%
recovery period 24% —
shortness of breath 12% 39%
sleep motor anxiety 24% —
enlarged liver — 26%
aspiration of gastric contents 24% —
allergy 14% 40%
reddening of the skin 23% —
paralysis 11% 36%
nephropathy 23% —
pain chest — 25%
consequences of operation 23% —
vascular damage — 25%
cocaine addiction 23% —
digestive disorders — 25%
weakness of labor activity 23% —
muscle weakness 18% 42%
consequences of infection 23% —
abdominal pain 11% 35%
rash no 22% —
nausea 10% 34%
hiv 22% —
wound — 23%
serious condition 22% —
sweating 22% 44%
gases do not go away 22% —
atropine psychosis — 19%
epilepsy at night 22% —
myotonia 15% 34%
apnea 22% —
convulsions tonic 14% 33%
delirium in a dream 22% —
hyperventilation 14% 32%
suspicion 22% —
kidney damage 13% 31%
organic brain damage 22% —
weakened breathing 14% 32%
renal anemia 22% —
periodic weakness 14% 31%
toxic pulmonary edema 22% —
constant tachycardia 13% 30%
paranoia 22% —
permanent arrhythmia 12% 29%
stage of recovery 22% —
arrhythmia attacks 13% 29%
apallic syndrome 21% —
cyanosis 12% 28%
opium 21% —
low body temperature 12% 28%
weak ligaments 21% —
constant heartbeat 13% 29%
there are no complaints 21% —
leg cramps 12% 28%
liver dysfunction 21% —
epilepsy attacks 12% 27%
vascular spasm 21% —
anisocoria 23% 38%
angina pectoris 21% —
pain when breathing 11% 26%
difficulty urinating 21% —
pain in the eyes 11% 26%
abdominal cramps 21% —
impaired coordination 11% 26%
light stun 21% —
pale skin 12% 27%
speaks poorly 21% —
pain in the intestines 11% 26%
chatty 21% —
neurosis 11% 26%
hypovolemic shock 21% —
ataxia 12% 27%
acute left ventricular failure 21% —
rapid reaction 11% 25%
meningitis 21% —
different pupils 23% 37%
viral meningitis 21% —
nausea vomiting 11% 25%
electrolyte balance disorders 21% —
fighting 11% 25%
metabolic disorder 21% —
drug allergy 11% 25%
coma 52% 29%
skin problems 22% 36%
forced situation 20% —
is quickly aroused 22% 36%

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