Pain
/payn/Unpleasant physical sensation signalling tissue injury.
Complex sensory experience mediated by nociceptors in response to actual or potential tissue damage.
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Unpleasant physical sensation signalling tissue injury.
Complex sensory experience mediated by nociceptors in response to actual or potential tissue damage.
Uncomfortable awareness of one's heartbeat.
Sensation of rapid, thumping, fluttery, or skipped heartbeats reported during arrhythmia or anxiety.
Unusual paleness of the skin.
Paleness of skin and mucosal membranes caused by reduced cutaneous blood flow or low red blood cell count in anemia.
Tingling or "pins and needles" sensation.
Abnormal spontaneous cutaneous sensation occurring without external physical stimulus.
Complete loss of muscle movement.
Loss of voluntary motor function in one or more muscle groups caused by central or peripheral neural lesion.
Partial muscle weakness or incomplete loss of movement.
Slight or partial paralysis characterized by reduced muscle strength rather than complete motor loss.
Tiny pinpoint red spots of bleeding under skin.
Non-blanching subcutaneous hemorrhagic spots < 2 mm caused by capillary fragility or thrombocytopenia.
Inflammation of the throat (sore throat).
Inflammatory infection of pharyngeal mucosa caused by Group A Streptococcus or respiratory viruses.
Unusual sensitivity or intolerance to light.
Ocular discomfort or pain produced by light exposure, seen in corneal abrasions, uveitis, and migraine.
Thick mucus coughed up from airways.
Mucopurulent bronchial secretion expectorated during respiratory tract infections.
Sharp chest pain that worsens with deep breathing.
Sharp stabbing pain resulting from friction between inflamed visceral and parietal pleural layers during respiration.
Small skin lesion containing yellow pus.
Small circumscribed epidermal elevation filled with neutrophils and purulent exudate.
Purple-red skin spots caused by bleeding under skin.
Non-blanching hemorrhagic skin lesions measuring 3–10 mm, resulting from vasculitis or bleeding disorders.
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