### symptom:

Proteinuria
* also reflects an increase in net glomerular permeability.
* associated with renal tubular disorders is generally mild.
* can also signal other urinary tract disorders
  - be of many types
* common finding in adults in primary care practice
  - laboratory finding in children
* denotes high levels of protein in the urine.
* is an abnormally high amount of protein in the urine
  - indicator that the kidneys are damaged in some way
  - common because of excess synthesis and secretion of free monoclonal light chains
  - often an incidental finding on urine dipstick testing or urinalysis
  - present in the majority of dogs
  - the name of a medical condition
* is the presence of a protein in the urine and marker of kidney damage
  - abnormal amounts of protein in the urine
  - spillage of larger quantities of protein
  - typically within the mild range
* is usually benign, in the form of transient or orthostatic proteinuria
  - mild or absent but occasionally can be severe
  - minimal
* means protein in the urine, and it sign of poor kidney function.
* means the appearance of protein in the urine
  - passing of proteins in the urine
* occurs late in the course of uncomplicated essential hypertension.
* risk factor for both kidney disease and heart disease.

### symptom | proteinuria:

Mild proteinuria
* is also present.
* seems to have little effect on densometer readings.

Orthostatic proteinuria
* occurs in some older children and teenagers.
* resolves when the recumbent position is assumed.

Psychological symptom
* are sometimes an additional factor in allergic reactions
  - symptoms that take place within a human
* result from disruption of normal functioning caused by the stress.
* show themselves in the attitudes and feelings of the individual.
+ Phobia, Symptoms, Psychological symptoms

Psychotic symptom
* are also significant in determining diagnosis
  - common during manic episodes
* associated with bipolar typically reflect the extreme mood state at the time.
* can sometimes persist for months or years after use has ceased.
* interfere with a person's daily functioning and can be quite debilitating.

Pyrexia
* is more common with invasive bacterial attack.
* stimulates the thalamus and can cause tachypnoea.

Redness
* appears around the entire eye.
* can indicate infection or inflammation.
* denotes higher dye concentration.
* is common and gradually diminishes over time
  - seen on the tip of the nose and onto the cheeks, upper lip, and chin
* persists for an unpredictable length of time, varying from three weeks to four months.

### symptom:

Scar
* Apply vitamin E oil, cod liver oil, or aloe vera gel to wounds or burns to prevent scarring.
* Some scars actually interfere with the normal function of facial features
  - are beneficial scars in that a disease has been cured
* are a result of any kind of surgical procedure
  - also common on the face as cosmetic and religious decoration in many African groups
  - areas of fibrous tissue that replace normal skin after destruction of some of the dermis
  - books
  - characterization
  - diseases
  - located in fingers
  - the result of surgery
  - usually the result of damage to the body and are readily visible on the skin
  - well hidden in hair, around the ears, and behind the ears
* can also form on the retina, which can cause the retina to detach from the back of the eye
  - be a serious, life-long result of a dog bite
  - require nearly a year to complete a cycle of fading and softening
* do evolve over time.
* grow as children grow.
* result any time the deeper layers of skin are cut or torn.
* take a long time to heal, sometimes never.
* tend to be thin and heal well.
* vary in size and appearance, depending on how the patient heals.