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Results: Differences General ✘Massive hemotransfusion syndrome✘Phenamine poisoning
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Distinctive symptoms
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decreased calcium 83% —
agitation — 53%
massive hemotransfusion syndrome 78% —
coma — 52%
increased potassium 88% 14%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 48%
hypofibrinogenemia 70% —
opium addiction — 42%
trali syndrome 67% —
effects of drugs — 41%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 61% —
hyperthermia — 41%
thrombocytopenia 58% —
history of surgery — 40%
atrioventricular block 57% —
respiratory — 39%
burning in the sternum 57% —
arrhythmia — 38%
cramps in the shins 57% —
addiction — 38%
prothrombin time is increased 56% —
respiratory insufficiency — 38%
swelling of the right leg 56% —
rhabdomyolysis — 37%
erythrocytic anemia 55% —
emotional — 37%
prothrombin time is lowered 55% —
bradypnea — 36%
thrombotic microangiopathy 55% —
acute liver failure — 34%
unpleasant sensations in the heart 55% —
hypoxia — 33%
hemorrhagic purpura 55% —
atelectasis — 33%
tinnitus 54% —
acute renal failure — 33%
difficulty breathing lying down 52% —
kidney failure — 32%
bleeding 64% 10%
dehydration — 32%
is very sensitive 50% —
liver resection — 31%
burning sensation in the heart area 50% —
drug poisoning — 31%
increased bleeding gums 48% —
pneumonia — 31%
metabolic alkalosis 48% —
morphine poisoning — 31%
bleeding from the gums 47% —
general intoxication syndrome — 31%
breathing cough moist 46% —
drug disease — 30%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 46% —
sopor — 30%
focal epilepsy 45% —
confusion of consciousness — 30%
tetanus 45% —
head skin sweating — 30%
ventricular paroxysmal tachycardia 44% —
psycho - organic syndrome — 30%
heaviness in the kidneys 44% —
metabolic acidosis — 29%
long qt syndrome 44% —
stupor — 29%
reticulocytosis 44% —
up circulatory disorders — 29%
low acidity 44% —
diuresis is reduced — 29%
overwork 44% —
deep coma — 29%
bent legs 44% —
consequences of taking medications — 28%
abdominal distension a 43% —
moderate condition — 28%
aching all over the body 43% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 28%
abdominal distension 43% —
methadone addiction — 28%
dizziness fainting 42% —
euphoria — 28%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia 42% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 27%
internal bleeding 42% —
acute condition — 27%
ringing in the head 41% —
viral hepatitis b — 27%
systolic arterial hypertension 40% —
spasm when urinating — 27%
posttransfusion complications 40% —
encephalopathy — 27%
noise in the head 40% —
delirium — 27%
external bleeding 40% —
attacks of pain — 27%
effects of overwork 40% —
redness of the skin of the chest — 27%
cough wet 39% —
smokes — 27%
vitamin d deficiency 39% —
acidosis — 27%
traumatic shock 39% —
damage to the nervous system — 27%
increased systolic pressure 39% —
to breathe hard — 26%
atonic constipation 38% —
viral hepatitis — 26%
pain in the sternum 38% —
amphetamine abuse — 26%
decreased potassium 38% —
weakness during pregnancy — 26%
intestinal dyskinesia 38% —
increased uterine tone during pregnancy — 26%
bursting 38% —
lack of breath — 26%
tachycardia attacks 52% 13%
madness — 26%
he feels his heart 37% —
destructive behavior — 25%
abdominal swelling 37% —
alcoholic coma — 25%
intestinal lethargy 37% —
positional compression syndrome — 25%
increased calcium 37% —
hepatitis c — 25%
hemorrhages on the skin 36% —
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 25%
serum sickness 36% —
subacute condition — 25%
cramps in the legs 50% 12%
traumatic brain injury — 24%
sputum 35% —
sleeps a lot — 24%
difficulty breathing 35% —
hepatitis — 24%
nervous excitability 35% —
effects of hypoxia — 24%
swelling of the legs 34% —
hallucinations — 24%
fainting 34% —
recovery period — 24%
enlargement of the heart 34% —
pupils are narrowed — 24%
shortened cycle 34% —
dependence on the doctor — 24%
congestive kidney 33% —
aspiration of gastric contents — 24%
state of exacerbation 33% —
anisocoria — 23%
cardiodilation 33% —
consequences of surgery — 23%
conservative 33% —
left ventricular ejection fraction is increased — 23%
burns 33% —
consequences of infection — 23%
sensations in the legs 32% —
reddening of the skin — 23%
dizziness 32% —
delirium in a dream — 23%
cough 32% —
different pupils — 23%
increased bleeding 32% —
nephropathy — 23%
aching 31% —
weakness of labor activity — 23%
vascular damage 31% —
cocaine addiction — 23%
cardiospasm 47% 16%
intestinal resection — 23%
blood diseases 59% 29%
hiv — 23%
respiratory spasm 44% 15%
acidification of urine — 23%
anemia 43% 15%
sweating chest — 22%
changes in the blood 43% 15%
stage of recovery — 22%
bradycardia 48% 20%
organic brain damage — 22%
convulsions 68% 41%
paranoia — 22%
intoxication of alcohol 41% 14%
sweating is increased — 22%
angioplasty 39% 13%
toxic pulmonary edema — 22%
coagulopathy 38% 13%
suspicion — 22%
lung damage 37% 13%
apnea — 22%
low body temperature 35% 12%
serious condition — 22%
rapid breathing 36% 13%
skin is tight — 22%
epilepsy 46% 23%
skin problems — 22%
cyanosis 34% 12%
renal anemia — 22%
pale skin 34% 12%
liver dysfunction — 21%
epilepsy attacks 34% 12%
difficulty urinating — 21%

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