Pronunciation: /sɪmptəˈmɑːtələdʒi/
noun the study or science of symptoms, especially of the signs of disease
A1 Symptomatology refers to the signs and symptoms of a disease.
A2 Understanding symptomatology is important for diagnosing illnesses.
B1 Doctors use symptomatology to determine the best course of treatment for patients.
B2 The study of symptomatology helps medical professionals identify patterns in patient presentations.
C1 Advanced research in symptomatology has led to breakthroughs in disease diagnosis and treatment.
C2 Experts in symptomatology are able to differentiate between similar diseases based on subtle differences in symptoms.
formal The doctor carefully analyzed the patient's symptomatology before making a diagnosis.
informal The nurse asked about my symptomatology to better understand what was wrong.
slang I described my symptomatology to the pharmacist and they recommended a medication.
figurative The symptomatology of economic downturns often includes layoffs and decreased consumer spending.
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