Am I Sick Quiz

Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. Could medication, drugs, chemicals, or another substance be contributing to how you feel?
I may have taken an extra dose or had a concerning exposure, but I do not have severe symptoms.
I used medication as directed and have no suspected toxic exposure.
I have a mild possible side effect after taking a normal dose.
I took an intentional, large, or unknown amount, mixed dangerous substances, or now have severe drowsiness, breathing trouble, seizure, or collapse.
2. Have you had a recent blow or injury to your head?
I had a minor bump but have no headache, dizziness, vomiting, confusion, or other symptoms.
I had a head injury and now have loss of consciousness, repeated vomiting, seizure, worsening confusion, weakness, or difficulty waking.
I have not had a recent head injury.
I had a head injury and now have a persistent headache, dizziness, nausea, or difficulty concentrating that is not worsening rapidly.
3. Does pregnancy or the period after giving birth affect your current situation?
I am pregnant or recently gave birth and have a new mild symptom without bleeding, severe pain, breathing trouble, or faintness.
I am not pregnant and have not recently given birth.
I am pregnant or recently gave birth and have persistent symptoms that concern me or are limiting normal activity.
I am pregnant or recently gave birth and have heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, seizure, fainting, chest pain, or breathing trouble.
4. Which statement best matches a possible allergic reaction?
I have swelling of my tongue or throat, trouble breathing, faintness, or a rapidly progressing reaction.
I have a small area of itching or redness without swelling or other symptoms.
I have no new rash, swelling, or allergic symptoms.
I have widespread hives or noticeable facial swelling but no current breathing or throat symptoms.
5. Do you have a condition or treatment that significantly weakens your immune system?
Yes, and I now have a fever, shaking chills, confusion, breathing difficulty, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
No known condition or treatment significantly weakens my immune system.
Yes, but I have no new signs of illness right now.
Yes, and I have a new mild localized or respiratory symptom without fever or rapid worsening.
6. Which best describes any chest discomfort during this illness?
I have recurring or persistent unexplained chest discomfort that concerns me.
I have no new chest pain, pressure, or tightness.
I have intense pressure or crushing pain, especially with sweating, nausea, faintness, or pain spreading to my arm, jaw, or back.
I have brief, mild soreness that occurs with a particular movement or when pressing the area.
7. How well are you keeping down fluids?
I have repeated vomiting or diarrhea, but I can keep down some fluids and am still urinating.
I can drink normally and am urinating about as usual.
I have mild nausea or reduced appetite, but I can drink enough fluid.
I cannot keep liquids down, have barely urinated, feel close to fainting, or am vomiting blood.
8. Which description best matches fever or fever-like symptoms during this illness?
I have no measured fever and do not feel feverish.
I have fever with confusion, a stiff neck, a seizure, a purple or non-fading rash, or extreme difficulty waking.
I have a mild fever or feel feverish, but it is easing and I can function reasonably well.
My fever is persistent or high for me, or it comes with significant weakness or worsening illness.
9. If you have a wound or localized area of redness, what is happening?
There is no wound-related redness, warmth, swelling, or drainage.
Redness is spreading, pain or drainage is increasing, or I also feel feverish.
The area is mildly irritated but small, stable, and not becoming more painful.
I have rapidly spreading discoloration, severe pain, red streaking with marked illness, or tissue turning dark or blistered.
10. Over the past day or two, how has your condition changed?
Symptoms are mild but have remained about the same.
I am improving steadily.
I have deteriorated rapidly, collapsed, become confused, or can no longer manage basic needs.
Symptoms are clearly worsening or new symptoms keep appearing.
11. Have you noticed any new neurological changes?
I have mild tingling after sitting or sleeping awkwardly, and it fully disappears after changing position.
I have sudden facial drooping, one-sided weakness, inability to speak clearly, a seizure, or sudden loss of coordination.
I have no new weakness, numbness, speech difficulty, severe imbalance, or seizure.
I have new persistent numbness, weakness, unusual dizziness, or coordination trouble without the sudden severe signs listed above.
12. How would you describe your pain?
It is sudden, severe, the worst pain I have experienced, or accompanied by collapse or a rigid abdomen.
It is mild and manageable without limiting normal basic activities.
I have no new pain related to this illness.
It is moderate, persistent, or strong enough to interrupt sleep or basic activities.
13. What level of bleeding are you experiencing?
A small cut or minor nosebleed occurred but stopped with ordinary pressure.
Bleeding is heavy, spurting, will not stop with firm pressure, or I am vomiting a significant amount of blood.
I have no unusual or unexplained bleeding.
I have recurring bleeding, a wound that keeps soaking dressings, or blood in vomit, stool, or urine without heavy active bleeding.
14. How is your breathing right now?
I am gasping, cannot speak full sentences, or notice blue or gray lips or skin.
My breathing feels normal for me at rest and during usual activity.
I become unusually short of breath during routine activity or when lying down.
I notice mild breathlessness only with heavy exertion, and it settles quickly.
15. Have you recently had surgery, a medical procedure, or treatment involving a wound or device?
Yes, and expected discomfort is mild and improving according to my care instructions.
Yes, and I have heavy bleeding, a wound opening, sudden chest pain, breathing trouble, collapse, or another severe complication.
No, not recently.
Yes, and pain, redness, swelling, warmth, or drainage is increasing rather than improving.
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