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Results: Differences General	✘Hyperthermic syndrome in children	✘Poisoning with sleeping pills
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 20%(2) 26%(2) Coagulogram 16%(2) 29%(1) General blood test 19%(5) 21%(1) Blood biochemistry — 28%(1) Elements and vitamins 14%(1) — Chest radiography 13%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	37%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
hyperthermic syndrome in children	50%	—
coma	—	60%
feeling of heat	27%	—
deep coma	—	51%
high temperature	26%	—
deep stun	—	47%
high fever	24%	—
intoxication	—	47%
childhood diseases	23%	—
pupils narrow	—	45%
limbs warm	22%	—
hands tremble with excitement	—	45%
colds with temperatures	21%	—
weak ligaments	—	45%
vascular spasm	21%	—
ocular ischemic syndrome	—	45%
cold skin	21%	—
intestinal motility is sluggish	—	45%
rapid breathing	21%	—
weakness after stress	—	43%
internal heat	21%	—
weakness of the ligaments	—	43%
there is a fever in the whole body	20%	—
no reaction of the pupil to light	—	41%
colds with high fever	20%	—
benzodiazepine poisoning	—	40%
lethargy	20%	—
weakness with trembling	—	39%
appetite immediately after eating	20%	—
stomach pain at night	—	39%
worried about his health	20%	—
apnea	—	39%
proteinuria	20%	—
weakness of the fingers	—	37%
arvi in children	19%	—
nausea at night	—	37%
leukocytosis	19%	—
epileptic status	—	36%
worried about his health	19%	—
abdominal pain at night	—	35%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	19%	—
myocardial dystrophy	—	35%
protein in urine is reduced	18%	—
tachycardia with excitement	—	35%
tonic-clonic convulsions	18%	—
abstinence	—	34%
cold extremities	18%	—
thoughts at night	—	34%
child's poor appetite	18%	—
weakness in the wrists	—	34%
feeling of heat in the heart	18%	—
vomiting at night	—	33%
convulsions in the anamnesis	18%	—
sinus tachycardia	—	33%
epilepsy in childhood	18%	—
spinal cord tumors	—	33%
chickenpox	18%	—
hypersalivation	—	33%
acrocyanosis	17%	—
weakness after experiences	—	33%
vomiting during meals	17%	—
heartbeat from excitement	—	33%
food is poorly digested	17%	—
strongest weakness	—	33%
vomiting bile	17%	—
pronounced hypertonicity	—	33%
incontinence of feces	17%	—
muscle weakness	—	32%
generalized epilepsy	17%	—
weak lungs	—	32%
vomiting food	17%	—
withdrawal syndrome	—	32%
eats often	17%	—
insomnia from experiences	—	32%
head injury in anamnesis	17%	—
respiratory acidosis	—	32%
clonic cramps	17%	—
keratopathy	—	31%
body is cold	17%	—
visual hallucinations	—	31%
decreased potassium	16%	—
r00 2 heartbeat	—	31%
absences	16%	—
stupor	—	31%
Common symptoms are weakness	16%	—
dilated pupils	—	30%
multiple organ failure	16%	—
collapse	—	30%
constant tachycardia	16%	—
intoxication of alcohol	—	30%
prolonged fever	16%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	29%
decrease sodium	16%	—
weakness in the hands	—	29%
cramps in the legs	15%	—
tremor of the hands	—	29%
feeling of heat in the head	15%	—
muscular dystrophy	—	29%
increased ESR	15%	—
cerebellar ataxia	—	29%
head tumor	15%	—
periodic weakness	—	29%
hypotension	15%	—
sleep restless	—	29%
acute shock	15%	—
stomach nausea	—	28%
strong character	15%	—
thalamic syndrome	—	28%
alcohol is abusing	15%	—
acute abdominal pains	—	28%
nerve damage	15%	—
cns tumors	—	28%
vomiting multiple	15%	—
metabolic acidosis	—	28%
constant heartbeat	15%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	—	28%
rubella	15%	—
hypoproteinemia	—	28%
nervousness	14%	—
sharp pain in the stomach	—	28%
heredity predisposition	14%	—
agitation	—	27%
caution	14%	—
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	27%
high height	14%	—
confusion of thoughts	—	27%
dehydration	14%	—
intestinal lethargy	—	27%
criticality	14%	—
loses thought	—	27%
oncology in the anamnesis	14%	—
abdominal pain with nausea	—	27%
shock states of various genesis	14%	—
apoplexy	—	27%
pulmonary edema	14%	—
brain tumors	—	26%
feeling the heat in the skin	14%	—
suffocation	—	26%
epilepsy attacks	14%	—
encephalopathy	—	26%
little urine	14%	—
acute abdomen	—	25%
protein reduced	14%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	25%
head injury	14%	—
thoughts about the disease	—	25%
ARVI	14%	—
tremor	—	25%
traumatic brain injury	14%	—
ataxia	—	25%
paranoia	13%	—
moderate condition	—	25%
not enough time	13%	—
stomach pain	—	25%
sepsis	13%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	25%
no appetite	13%	—
difficult to swallow	—	25%
cerebral circulation disorder	13%	—
rapid reaction	—	24%
bacteremia	13%	—
poor sleep	—	24%
general weakness	13%	—
stroke	—	24%
traumatic illness	13%	—
nausea from pain	—	24%
protein c deficiency	13%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	—	24%
vascular damage	13%	—
nausea vomiting	—	24%
impaired lung function	12%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	24%
inflammation	11%	—
impaired coordination	—	24%
trauma	11%	—
lowered	18%	42%
increased	23%	18%
dystrophy	—	23%
heart failure	—	23%
there is heart failure	—	23%
stress	—	22%
nausea	—	22%
attacks of pain	—	22%
weakness after illness	—	22%
acute condition	—	22%
tachycardia	18%	39%
emotional	—	21%
palpitations	18%	39%
blood diseases	—	20%
angioplasty	—	20%
drug disease	—	20%
confusion of consciousness	13%	33%
consequences of taking medications	—	19%
barbiturate poisoning	—	18%
heart dysfunction	12%	29%
acidosis	20%	36%
epileptic psychosis	20%	36%
violation of thermoregulation	20%	35%
breathing superficial	18%	32%
vomiting	17%	31%

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