syndromic
Showing clustered symptoms
Syndromic describes something relating to or characteristic of a syndrome—a cluster of symptoms that occur together.
In medicine, syndromic surveillance monitors patterns of symptoms across populations to detect disease outbreaks: The CDC uses syndromic surveillance to track flu-like illness.
Syndromic testing identifies diseases by their symptom profiles rather than specific pathogens.
Observable characteristics of organism
- dysmorphicAbnormally formed or shaped
- congenitalExisting from birth
- anomaliesDepartures from expected patterns
- featuresDistinctive qualities or aspects
presentation · spectrum · traits · neurodevelopmental · malformation · polydactyly · cleft · craniofacial
Relating to genetic structures
- mutationsAlterations in genetic sequence
- inheritedReceived from forebears
- heritableCapable of genetic transmission
- trisomyThree chromosomes, not two
mosaic · deletion · duplication · translocation · karyotype · dominant · recessive · de novo
Evaluative selection process
- surveillanceSystematic observation of subjects
- criteriaStandards for judgment
- recognitionPerceiving something as known
- markersPens with porous tips
biomarkers · testing · identification · assessment · evaluation · workup · indicators · signatures
Grouped collections
- outbreakSudden eruption of trouble
- casesContainers or instances
- sentinelGuard who monitors
- populationAll inhabitants combined
monitoring · detection · reporting · trends · incidence · prevalence · geographic · temporal
phenotype
Observable characteristics of organism
- dysmorphicAbnormally formed or shaped
- congenitalExisting from birth
- anomaliesDepartures from expected patterns
features · presentation · spectrum · traits · neurodevelopmental · malformation · polydactyly · cleft · craniofacial · microcephaly
chromosomal
Relating to genetic structures
- mutationsAlterations in genetic sequence
- inheritedReceived from forebears
- heritableCapable of genetic transmission
trisomy · mosaic · deletion · duplication · translocation · karyotype · dominant · recessive · de novo · germline
screening
Evaluative selection process
- surveillanceSystematic observation of subjects
- criteriaStandards for judgment
- recognitionPerceiving something as known
markers · biomarkers · testing · identification · assessment · evaluation · workup · indicators · signatures · profiling
clusters
Grouped collections
population · monitoring · detection · reporting · trends · incidence · prevalence · geographic · temporal · patterns
syndromicisolated
Separated from others
solitary · discrete · unassociated · sporadic
syndromicasymptomatic
Diseased without outward signs
subclinical · nonspecific · simple · uncomplicated · isolated
- imposter syndromeBelief you're secretly unqualified
- dry eye syndromeInadequate tear production condition
- withdrawal syndromeSymptoms from stopping substance
- acquired immune deficiency syndromeHIV-caused immune failure
- impostor syndromeFeeling undeserving of success
- toxic shock syndromeLife-threatening bacterial toxin response