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The 12 pages that link to Symptom, each with the reason it gives.

• Medical diagnosisBroader topic: Symptoms supply the patient's account of what is wrong.

• Physical examinationCompared with: Symptoms are reported experiences, unlike signs elicited or observed during examination.

• Clinical interviewNarrower topic: Symptoms are often the central experiences explored through clinical questions.

• Clinical diagnosisRelated: Symptoms such as pain are evidence, but their meaning depends on context.

• DiseaseRelated: Symptoms are felt effects of disease, unlike signs detected by examination.

• Clinical observationBroader topic: Reported experiences are one of the principal forms of clinical observation.

• Clinical examinationCompared with: Symptoms are reported experiences; examination seeks observable findings.

• InsightNarrower topic: Insight concerns whether a person recognizes and interprets such experiences.

• SignCompared with: A symptom is interpreted as evidence, while signs also include conventional forms.

• Signs and symptomsBroader topic: This is the reported-experience half of the distinction.

• Symptomatic treatmentNarrower topic: Symptomatic treatment directly targets the experiences this concept defines.

• Pathological Conditions, Signs and SymptomsRelated: Symptoms are another distinct kind of pathological finding covered by the category.