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Results: Differences General ✘Drug overdose✘Acute ethanol poisoning
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%(0)100%(0)
Blood biochemistry 100%(21)70%(1)
General blood test 18%(4)84%(4)
General urine test 18%(1)69%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%
benzodiazepine poisoning 19% —
dilated pupils — 30%
rhabdomyolysis 19% —
lowered 23% 52%
vomiting foam 18% —
cold in the head — 28%
does not want to live 17% —
hypersalivation — 28%
consequences of suppression 16% —
acute ethanol poisoning 8% 35%
liver resection 16% —
oneiroid — 24%
morphine poisoning 16% —
hears voices — 23%
psyche suicidal thoughts 16% —
caffeine poisoning — 23%
pneumonia 16% —
solvent poisoning — 23%
cyanosis of lips 16% —
pain when pressing on the eyes — 22%
dehydration 24% 7%
speech slurred — 22%
weakness after anger 15% —
poisoning with sleeping pills — 21%
lips blue 15% —
depersonalization — 21%
psycho - organic syndrome 15% —
intoxication psychosis — 21%
face is dark red 15% —
pupils are narrowed 12% 33%
headache cutting 15% —
nicotine poisoning — 21%
suicidal thoughts 15% —
alcohol dependence — 21%
pulmonary edema 15% —
angioplasty — 20%
diuresis is reduced 15% —
hypomania — 20%
suffocation 15% —
pathological intoxication — 20%
dryness of the skin of the fingers 15% —
red whites of the eyes — 20%
hyperventilation syndrome 14% —
alcoholic coma 13% 32%
viral hepatitis b 14% —
hallucinatory twilight confusion — 19%
pink face 14% —
crackling large bubbly — 19%
methadone addiction 14% —
derealization — 19%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 14% —
weakness of the eyes — 19%
sharp pain in the stomach 13% —
acute head injury — 18%
positional compression syndrome 13% —
twilight obscuration of consciousness — 18%
acute abdominal pains 13% —
spasm of neck muscles — 18%
algophobia 13% —
the taste of acetone in the mouth — 18%
amphetamine abuse 13% —
illusions — 18%
hepatitis c 13% —
intense longing — 18%
suicide 13% —
thirst — 18%
viral hepatitis 13% —
spasm of chewing muscles — 18%
sharp abdominal pain 13% —
schizophrenia — 18%
nephropathy 12% —
euphoria 10% 28%
lips pale 12% —
breathing superficial — 17%
unconscious state 12% —
extrasystole — 17%
intestinal resection 12% —
bitterness — 17%
stomach pain 12% —
depersonalization derealization syndrome — 17%
cocaine addiction 12% —
mucous membranes are pale — 17%
severe headache neck pain 12% —
depressed mood — 17%
acute abdomen 12% —
affective disorders — 17%
diffuse cyanosis 12% —
inhibition — 17%
cramps in the legs 12% —
nausea 5% 22%
weakness apathy 12% —
irritability — 16%
tendency to depression 12% —
alcohol poisoning 17% 33%
heaviness of breathing 12% —
irritability during — 16%
effects of hypoxia 12% —
changeable mood 6% 22%
hepatitis 12% —
shiny eyes — 16%
daydreaming 12% —
pain when touched — 16%
addiction 30% 16%
impaired coordination 6% 22%
effects of drugs 32% 18%
red blood vessels of the eyes — 16%
effects of poisoning 29% 15%
heroin addiction — 16%
hyperthermia 21% 7%
violation of pulmonary circulation — 15%
appeal for an acute case 11% —
headache in the crown — 15%
forced situation 11% —
up mania — 15%
worse from movement 11% —
insensitivity to pain — 15%
hypovolemic shock 11% —
duration of t wave is reduced — 15%
from the light is worse 11% —
easily blushes face — 15%
neglect 11% —
alcoholic pancreatitis — 15%
renal anemia 11% —
fear of violence — 14%
psychologist 11% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 14%
bladder spasm 11% —
causeless anxiety — 14%
apallic syndrome 11% —
nausea vomiting 6% 20%
opium 11% —
aggressive 6% 20%
time jumps in blood pressure 10% —
flashes in the eyes — 14%
can not think 10% —
urolithiasis — 14%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 10% —
malabsorption — 14%
bradypnea 28% 16%
anything night sweating in men — 14%
liver dysfunction 10% —
whistling in the lungs — 14%
skull fracture 10% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 13%
panic attacks 10% —
deep stun — 13%
can't get together 10% —
general weakness — 13%
respiratory distress syndrome 10% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 13%
the morning is cheerful 10% —
itchy tip of nose — 13%
multiple organ failure 10% —
jaw spasms — 13%
strychnine poisoning 10% —
repeated stroke — 13%
often abdominal pain 10% —
wide pupils — 13%
no pharyngeal reflex 10% —
auditory illusions — 13%
chronic pneumonia 10% —
delirium in a dream — 13%
increased sodium 10% —
acetone poisoning — 13%
severe gas formation 10% —
inadequate behavior — 13%
fog in the head 10% —
blood flushes to the head — 13%
magnesia 10% —
light dizziness — 13%
spasm of oddi's sphincter 10% —
the use of snus — 13%
severe hypoxia 10% —
enteropathy — 13%
hematoma 10% —
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish 9% 22%
light stun 10% —
nervous laughter — 13%
lung pain 10% —
uncertain gait — 13%
chronic liver failure 10% —
ataxia 6% 19%
decrease sodium 10% —
ketoacidosis — 13%
auscultation weakened 10% —
face is red 10% 23%
abdominal injuries 10% —
vaping — 13%
leg cramps during the day 10% —
falls to the floor — 13%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 10% —
personality disorientation — 13%
heavy eyes 10% —
chest spasm — 13%
chronic urinary 10% —
cheerful — 13%
quinine poisoning 10% —
head tremor — 13%
consequences of acute respiratory 9% —
whistling crackling — 13%

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