List Symptoms – C
Cyanosis (Greek kyanos- dark blue) is a cyanotic shade of the skin and mucous membranes, caused by an increase in the amount of reduced (depleted oxygen) hemoglobin or its derivatives in small vessels of various parts of the body. Usually cyanosis is most noticeable on the lips, nail beds, ear lobes, gums.
Despite the fact that cracks in the hands appear almost always for one reason, due to the dryness of the skin of the hands, the very phenomenon of changes in the characteristics of the skin can be due to many factors, some of which are disorders of the body.
Coughing up with the blood is an alarming symptom, indicating various diseases - from simple enough to serious, sometimes threatening not only health, but also human life.
Pain during coughing can occur due to various diseases that cause irritation of the mucous membrane of the larynx, as well as the airways.
Cough (tussis) is an arbitrary or involuntary (reflex), jerky, forced, sonorous exhalation aimed at clearing the tracheobronchial tree from mucus, pus, blood and foreign bodies.
Constipation - delayed, difficult or systematically insufficient emptying of the intestine. For most children, a chronic stool delay of more than 36 hours is considered constipation.
Constipation (constipation) is a reduction in the act of defecation (once every two days and less often), associated with a slow passage of contents through the intestinal tract and the presence of stasis of stool (coprostasis).
Constipation is a difficult and rare bowel movement, a hard stool consistency and a feeling of incomplete emptying of the rectum.
Constant bitterness in the mouth is quite normal. But only in the event that a person has congenital problems with bile-excreting pathways.
Consciousness is a complex philosophical concept used in a wide range of areas of knowledge (for example, legal, historical consciousness, etc.). In medicine, the concept of consciousness is one of the fundamental. The disturbance of consciousness is understood as a breakdown of the reflection of the environment, objects, phenomena and their connections, manifested by the total impossibility or impermanence of perception of the environment, disorientation in time, place, surrounding persons, self, incoherence of thinking.
Confusion of consciousness is a form of stupefaction in which separate elements of its various syndromes are combined, first of all, amentia and delirium. The neurological causes of acute confusion often occur in the form of amential disorder. There is confusion (partial or complete) in the place and time of the self, increased distractibility, confusion, and an effect of bewilderment.
Comatose conditions occur with significant changes in the system of homeostasis, which is often caused by severe lesions of internal organs. The most commonly observed: uremic, hepatic, diabetic (ketoacidotic, hypoglycemic) coma, to whom with craniocerebral trauma (CCT) and alcoholic coma.
Dementia (from Latin de - "loss", mentos - "mind", synonym - dementia) - acquired stable polyfunctional cognitive impairment (impairment of memory, intelligence, mental performance, etc.), expressed to a large extent, determined against a background of clear consciousness , causing organic damage to the brain.
Rhinchi (rhonchi) - respiratory noise caused by narrowing of the respiratory tract or the presence of pathological contents in them. Chypes occur mainly in the bronchi, less often - in the cavities that have a bronchial message (cavity, abscess).
Chorea - irregular, jerky, disorderly, chaotic, sometimes sweeping, aimless movements, appearing mainly in the limbs. Slightly expressed choreic hyperkinesis can be manifested by mild motor anxiety with excessive fussy movements, motor disinhibition, exaggerated expression, grimaces and inadequate gestures.
The causes of asphyxiation can be grouped as follows. Narrowing or closing of the airway lumen. Causes of suffocation, acting inside the respiratory tract or associated with airway disease.