Category: P

Pale or yellowish patches observed in cases of thrush.  

Enlargement of the pupil in response to skin pinching, a phenomenon observed in cases of meningitis.  

Seemingly reduced muscle strength in the limbs caused by congenital syphilis, also known as arthrepsia or primary infantile wasting.  

The abrupt release of nasal mucus, which can be attributed to factors like allergies, such as hay fever, or other disruptions of the nasal lining.  

Episodes of elevated blood pressure resulting from abrupt releases of adrenaline caused by an enlargement of the adrenal gland.  

An abrupt rise in heart rate to approximately 160-180 beats per minute. It maintains a steady rhythm and is not influenced by physical effort or atropine injections. It is initiated by impulses originating in the auricle area.  

The development of bone tissue beyond the periosteum.  

Inflammation of a tooth socket.  

Related to both the parietal and occipital bones of the skull.  

Sexual intercourse. Dyspareunia refers to painful sexual intercourse, typically experienced by females.