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Obesity

Excess weight, Adiposis

Polyphagia

excessive eating from excess hunger or increased appetite

Anaemia

Reduction in the number of erythrocytes and/or of haemoglobin and/or haematocrit with normal blood volume

Erythrocyte

Red blood cell

Abdominal pain

Acute or chronic pain in the abdomen with diffuse or localised pain on palpation, tense abdominal wall, hunched back, shallow breathing, pain vocalisation and a preference to take in pressure relieving positions (back or prone position)

Haemorrhagic diathesis

Spontaneous hemorrhages in various locations

Fever / Pyrexia

Increased body temp (>39.7) as a result of impaired hypothalamic thermoregulation

Hyperthermia

Increased body temp (>39.7) as a result of increased heat supply, increased heat generation or reduced heat emission

Hypothermia

Reduction of internal body temp, reduction of external body temp

Icterus/Jaundice

Yellow discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes due to accumulation of bilirubin

Common recurrent infections

Skin, urinary tract, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal infections rarer

Performance insufficiency

Performance dependant exhaustion and muscle weakness

Lymphadenopathy

Swelling of the palpable peripheral lymph nodes:


Lnn. Paratidei


Lnn. Mandibulares


Lnn. Retropharyngei laterales


Lnn. Cervicales superfuciales


Lnn. Axillares


Lnn. Inguinales superficiales


Lnn. Poplitei

Oedema, subcutaneous

Extravascular collection of fluid in subcutaneous tissues

Syncope

Spontaneous, reversible and short acting loss of consciousness

Narcolepsy

Transient sleep attack (can be aroused)

Cataplexy

Sudden and severe loss of muscle tone

Shock

Life threatening circulatory failure with hypo perfusion and hypoxic cellular damage as a result of hypoxia

Hypoxia

An absence of enough oxygen in the tissues to sustain bodily function