A syndrome is a collection of signs and symptoms. Those signs and symptoms can be observed by the patient or an outside observer.
A syndrome is a collection of signs and symptoms. Those signs and symptoms can be observed by the patient or an outside observer.
Subjective pain can only be observed by the patient. Many definitions of pain, however, include the fact that it is a subjective experience. While we can observe results of pain (grimacing, abdominal guarding, antalgic gait), the objective observer can not directly observe pain in another person.
Conditions in the patient that can be observed
Symptom. A symptom is a subjective manifestation of a disease and it is expressed by the patient. A sign is an objective manifestation and it is seen by the clinician.
Only the symptoms of each patient can be treated. Fluids are given to decrease dehydration and medications are given to decrease fever and pain.
symptom
A symptom is subjective from the patient point of view. A symptom is what the patient experiences about the illness, injury or disease. Symptoms can only be experienced, they are not able to be observed or measured objectively. Pain is a symptom. I do not know you are having pain unless you tell me. Nausea is also a symptom, as are: chills, numbness, fatigue, vertigo, malaise, itching, stomach cramps, burning on urination, etc. Symptoms can be characterized by the patient to help the physician diagnose the problem with that added information to consider along with the observations, measurements, laboratory findings and other diagnostic test results that are the objective signs.A sign is an objective physical manifestation of illness, injury or disease. It is an objective finding, something one can observe and measure. A rapid pulse, a high temperature, a low blood pressure, an open wound, bruising, etc. are all signs. Signs give a more definite indication of the presence of a particular disease to the physician. Signs may be described as the current 'showcase' that the doctor observes in the patient and in the diagnostic testing and measurements.So in the simplest form, signs are observations of the doctor and symptoms are the experiences of the patient.
All pain can only be perceived by pt. You may see their reaction or vital signs, but only the pt can perceive his/her pain.
Yes like if you cut yourself you wouldn't know until a few days later unless you look at the blood or cut when you cut it.So its all in the mind.
About the only thing that can be done in cases of radiation poisoning is to treat symptoms as they appear and wait. Depending on the dosage the patient will either recover or die. Proper treatment of symptoms increases the chance of recovery at lower dosages, but at high dosages do nothing but temporarily reduce pain and suffering prior to the patient's unavoidable death.
Of course! There is nothingwrongwith the patient. They will notreceiveany pain. They must only take care of their diet.