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Heart Center Home
Absent pulse
Aches - leg
Alertness - decreased
Anasarca
Ankle swelling
Aphasia
Apnea
Apraxia
Ataxia
Blanching of the fingers
Bluish lips and fingernails
Bluish skin
Blurred vision
Bounding pulse
Breathing - slowed or stopped
Breathing difficulty
Breathing difficulty - lying down
Breathlessness
Buccofacial apraxia
Changes in consciousness
Chest discomfort
Chest pain
Chest pressure
Chest sounds - murmurs
Chest tightness
Clammy skin
Clumsiness
Cold sweat
Coma
Consciousness - decreased
Coordination impairment
Cramps - leg
Cyanosis
Decreased consciousness
Difficulty breathing
Difficulty breathing while lying down
Dizziness
Dysarthria
Dyspepsia
Dysphonia voice disorders
Dyspnea
Edema
Edema - peripheral
Erectile dysfunction
Erection problems
Excessive yawning
Exhaustion
Facial paralysis
Fatigue
Fingernails - bluish
Fingers - pale
Fingers that change color
Foot swelling
Foot, leg, and ankle swelling
Heart murmurs and other sounds
Heart palpitations
Heart pounding or racing
Heart sounds - abnormal
Heartbeat sensations
Ideational apraxia
Ideomotor apraxia
Impaired vision
Impairment of speech
Impotence
Inability to make gestures and perform certain tasks
Inability to speak
Indigestion
Irregular heartbeat
Lack of coordination
Language impairment
Leg pain
Leg swelling
Lethargy
Light-headedness - dizzy
Limb-kinetic apraxia
Lips - bluish
Loss of alertness
Loss of balance
Loss of coordination
Mental status - decreased
Movement - uncoordinated
Movements - inability to perform certain tasks
Not breathing
Obtundation
Orofacial apraxia
Orthopnea
Overweight
Pain - leg
Palpitations
Paralysis of the face
Paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
Peripheral edema
PND
Pulse - bounding
Pulse - weak or absent
Respiration slowed or stopped
Respiratory arrest
Sexual dysfunction - male
Shortness of breath
Skin - clammy
Skin discoloration - bluish
Slurred speech
Speech impairment (adult)
Stuporous
Sweat - cold
Swelling
Swelling of the ankles - feet - legs
Tiredness
Toes - pale
Toes that change color
Uncomfortable fullness after meals
Uncoordinated movement
Unresponsiveness
Verbal apraxia
Vertigo
Vision impairment
Vision problems
Waking at night short of breath
Weak pulse
Weariness
Yawning - excessive
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