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Disease Information for Lead poisoning: Clinical Manifestations

Signs & Symptoms: Brief Blood pressure increase/sign:; Dizzy on Standing/Giddy Response; High blood pressure child; High blood pressure/sign; Orthostatic drop in blood pressure
: Anemia symptoms/chronic
: Abdominal Distension; Abdominal distension/protrusion/sign; Abdominal Distention; Abdominal Pain; Abdominal Pain Crampy; Abdominal Pain in Children; Abdominal Pain Nonsurgical; Abdominal tenderness; Acute abdomen; Acute abdomen with no signs; Anorexia Decreased appetite; Anorexia in Children; Apparent bowel obstruction syndrome; Black stool/guiaic negative; Chronic Abdominal Pain; Colicky Abdominal Pain; Constipation Children; Constipation in Elderly; Constipation in infants; Dark/Black Melena Stool; Diarrhea; Diarrhea, explosive; Diarrhea, fulminant; Diffuse Abdominal Pain; Failure to Thrive; Failure to Thrive Child; Glove stool exam guaiac positive; Left Lower Quadrant Pain/Tenderness; Lower Abdominal Pain; Nausea; Poorly Localized Abdominal Pain; Projectile vomiting; Recurrent Abdominal Pain; Recurrent Abdominal Pain in Children; Relentless vomiting/retching/purging; Severe abdominal pain; Stool color/appearance abnormal; Vomiting; Weight loss in Children
: Blue line gingival border/gums; Characteristic breath odor; Foul breath; Gum hypertrophy; Halitosis; Halitus/Saturninus (Lead breath); Metallic taste; Oral pigmentation lesions; Parotid swelling; Salivary Gland Enlargement
: Cramping in Extremities; Distal leg weakness; Distal Muscle Weakness; Distal upper extremity weakness; Local muscle tenderness; Muscle cramps/spasms; Muscle Pain; Muscle tone/decreased; Muscle weakness; Muscle weakness/with repetitive challenge; Myalgias; Pain in Extremities/Melalgias; Tender or painful muscles/Myalgias; Weak/Weak as a kitten (symptom)
: Acute ataxia; Altered mental status Mental status change; Ataxia; Cognitive defect; Confusion/agitation on exam; Confusion/Disoriented; Delayed speech/language development; Delirium; Delirium/Agitated delirium; Development Motor Skills (Milestones) Delayed; Developmental milestones delayed; Difficulty concentrating/Distraction/Forgetful; Dropping things; Glove/stocking hypesthesia; Hand tremors; Headache; Headache in children; Headache, frontal; Headache, severe; Hypereactive Child; Hypereactive/on exam; Hyperesthesia; Irritability/short tempered; Language skills/defect develpmental; Leg reflexes, bilateral decrease; Lhermittes sign (tingling on neck flex); Mental Deficiency Child; Numbness/distal fingers and toes; Nystagmus; Obtunded/poorly responsive status/signs; Paresthesias; Seizures; Slow Motor Development; Spasms in Both Legs; Staggering Gait; Stiff neck/Nuchal rigidity; Stupor/poor reponse to stimulus; Sudden unconsciousness; Symmetric Polyneuropathy; Tremor; Tremor in Children; Tremor,fine; Unable to tandem walk/straight line; Unconscious/Narcosis status; Weakness/Diffuse motor loss; Wrist drop
: Aggressiveness/combativeness; Child Terrors/Crying Uncontrollably; Hyperactivity, child/signs; Manic behavior; Queer bizarre behavior/change; Short attention span; Violent behavior/Aggressive
: Distal Hyperlaxity; Tender Bones (Long Bones)
: Delayed speech development/impediment
: Oliguria/Decreased urine output
: Acutely ill patient/signs; Chronic Fatigue; Collapse/Prostration; Enervated/extreme acute fatigue; Fatigue; Fatigue Tiredness in Elderly; Pallor; Weakness; Weakness non-neuromuscular/systemic; Weight Loss
: Blurred Cloudy Vision; Central Vision Loss/Scotoma; Difficulty Focusing Eyes; Dimming vision/acute; Diplopia Double vision; Ptosis (blepharoptosis); Temporary blindness; Vision Loss
: True Vertigo Sign Confirmed
Typical Clinical Presentation: Presentation/Wild abdominal pain Neurologic findings Agitated
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Anemia in Children; PVT/Anemia in an Infant
: Presentation/Hypertension Abrupt Onset
: Presentation/Poisoning ER Adult Previously well
: Presentation/Poor kid Seizures Pica Malnourished
Disease Progression: Course/Acute; Course/Chronic disorder
: Pancytopenia with Hypocellular Marrow

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