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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between very low Mg2+ levels, PTH levels, and Ca2+ levels?[/INST] Very low Mg2+ levels correspond to low PTH levels which in turn results in low Ca2+ levels.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What leads to genitourinary syndrome of menopause (atrophic vaginitis)?[/INST] Low estradiol production leads to genitourinary syndrome of menopause (atrophic vaginitis).</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does low REM sleep latency and experiencing hallucinations/sleep paralysis suggest?[/INST] Low REM sleep latency and experiencing hallucinations/sleep paralysis suggests narcolepsy.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are some possible causes of low PTH and high calcium levels?[/INST] PTH-independent hypercalcemia, which can be caused by cancer, granulomatous disease, or vitamin D intoxication.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully How does the level of anti-mllerian hormone relate to ovarian reserve?[/INST] The level of anti-mllerian hormone is directly related to ovarian reserve - a lower level indicates a lower ovarian reserve.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does low Mobility and bulging of TM suggest?[/INST] Low Mobility and bulging of TM is suggestive of Acute otitis media.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the possible causes of low glucose and high C-peptide levels?[/INST] Low glucose and high C-peptide levels can be caused by an insulinoma or the use of sulfonylurea drugs.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What can cause low Glucose and high C-peptide levels?[/INST] Insulinoma or sulfonylurea drugs can cause low Glucose and high C-peptide levels.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between low Ejection fraction and dysfunction?[/INST] Low Ejection fraction is commonly associated with systolic dysfunction.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What condition is associated with low DLCO?[/INST] Emphysema is associated with low DLCO.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between low dietary calcium and the risk of calcium oxalate stones?[/INST] Low dietary calcium is associated with a higher risk of calcium oxalate stones.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What condition is suggested by low Cortisol, low Na+ and high K+ in an infant?[/INST] The suggested condition is 21-hydroxylase deficiency (CAH).</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What conditions are associated with low Ca2+ and low PTH?[/INST] Low Ca2+ and low PTH is seen in primary hypoparathyroidism.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between low Albumin and serum total calcium levels?[/INST] Low Albumin is associated with low serum total calcium levels.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the term used to describe a condition of low sodium levels and very high proteins or lipids?[/INST] The term used to describe a condition of low sodium levels and very high proteins or lipids is pseudohyponatremia.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the causes of secondary hyperparathyroidism in relation to low calcium, low phosphate, high PTH and low calcium, high phosphate, high PTH?[/INST] Secondary hyperparathyroidism can be caused by vitamin D deficiency in the case of low calcium, low phosphate, high PTH, and chronic kidney disease in the case of low calcium, high phosphate, high PTH.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between high levels of hCG and the occurrence of a complete hydatidiform mole?[/INST] A very high level of hCG is indicative of a complete hydatidiform mole.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does a combination of very high Hematocrit and low EPO suggest?[/INST] The combination of very high Hematocrit and low EPO is suggestive of polycythemia vera.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are potential effects of very high hCG in a choriocarcinoma on males, and how is this related to alpha subunit homology?[/INST] Very high hCG in a choriocarcinoma can cause gynecomastia in males, and can also lead to hyperthyroidism due to alpha subunit homology between hCG and TSH, FSH, and LH.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the potential effects of very high hCG in a choriocarcinoma?[/INST] Very high hCG in a choriocarcinoma can cause gynecomastia in males and hyperthyroidism due to -subunit homology between hCG and TSH, FSH, and LH.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the potential effects of very high hCG levels in a choriocarcinoma, particularly in males, and what is the mechanism behind these effects?[/INST] Very high hCG levels in a choriocarcinoma can cause gynecomastia in males or hyperthyroidism due to the -subunit homology between hCG and TSH, FSH, and LH.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does high VMA and high HVA in infants suggest?[/INST] High VMA and high HVA in infants are suggestive of neuroblastoma.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the conditions that can be suggested by the presence of crystals in joints?[/INST] The presence of monosodium urate crystals in joints can be suggestive of gout, while the presence of calcium pyrophosphate crystals in joints can be suggestive of pseudogout.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully How does high preload affect the intensity of HOCM murmur?[/INST] High preload leads to a decrease in the intensity of HOCM murmur.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is suggested by high PCWP worsening after IVF and arrhythmias?[/INST] High PCWP worsening after IVF and arrhythmias is suggestive of myocardial contusion.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully How can high levels of Oxytocin affect fetal heart rate?[/INST] High levels of Oxytocin can lead to late decelerations in fetal heart rate. This is because uterine tachysystole caused by high Oxytocin levels can compress blood flow to the baby and result in hypoxia.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the potential effects of high Oxytocin levels during childbirth? Why do these effects occur?[/INST] High Oxytocin levels during childbirth can lead to late decelerations in fetal heart rate. This is because uterine tachysystole causes compression of blood flow to the baby, leading to hypoxia.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between high Mitral stenosis severity and the gap between S2 and opening snap?[/INST] High Mitral stenosis severity is associated with a low gap between S2 and opening snap.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between high levels of insulin, -agonist, and alkalosis?[/INST] High levels of insulin, -agonist, and alkalosis are associated with hypokalemia.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully How is high FSH with absent breast development and no pubic hair managed?[/INST] High FSH with absent breast development and no pubic hair is managed with karyotype testing.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does a high FEV1 by > 15% after bronchodilator suggest?[/INST] A high FEV1 by > 15% after bronchodilator suggests a diagnosis of asthma.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully How does high estrogen, such as during pregnancy or OCP use, affect thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG) and thyroid hormone levels?[/INST] High estrogen levels lead to high thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG) levels, which in turn lead to high total T3/T4 levels and potentially unchanged free T3/T4 levels.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What conditions are suggested by high ESR/CK and bilateral proximal muscle weakness, and high ESR/CRP with stiffness/pain in the shoulders, hip, and neck?[/INST] High ESR/CK and bilateral proximal muscle weakness suggest myositis, while high ESR/CRP and stiffness/pain in the shoulders, hip, and neck suggest polymyalgia rheumatica.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What conditions present with high CK and bilateral proximal muscle weakness?[/INST] Myositis is a condition that presents with high CK and bilateral proximal muscle weakness.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the relationship between high Aldosterone levels and urine sodium levels?[/INST] High Aldosterone levels are associated with low urine sodium levels.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What conditions are associated with high levels of AFP?[/INST] Neural tube defects, abdominal wall defects, and multiple gestation are all conditions that are associated with high levels of AFP.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What does dyspepsia refer to?[/INST] Dyspepsia refers to a spectrum of epigastric symptoms, including heartburn, "indigestion," bloating, and epigastric pain/discomfort.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What type of delusion is represented by the statement, "The neighbors are spying on me by reading my mail"?[/INST] The statement "The neighbors are spying on me by reading my mail" represents a non-bizarre delusion.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the two substances that regulate -aminolevulinic acid synthase via negative feedback?[/INST] The two substances that regulate -aminolevulinic acid synthase via negative feedback are glucose and heme.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What are the regulators that control -aminolevulinic acid synthase via negative feedback?[/INST] The negative feedback regulation of -aminolevulinic acid synthase is controlled by glucose and heme.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the name of the enzyme that converts -aminolevulinic acid to porphobilinogen in heme synthesis?[/INST] The enzyme that converts -aminolevulinic acid to porphobilinogen in heme synthesis is called -aminolevulinic acid dehydratase.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the product of the conversion of -aminolevulinic acid in heme synthesis, and what is the name of the enzyme that catalyzes this conversion?[/INST] The product of the conversion of -aminolevulinic acid in heme synthesis is porphobilinogen, and the enzyme that catalyzes this conversion is called -aminolevulinic acid dehydratase.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully With what substance use is -glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) associated?[/INST] -glutamyl transpeptidase (GGT) is associated with alcohol use.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully Which part of the body's adrenergic stimulation is primarily suppressed by 1 selective antagonists, and what is another term for this selectivity?[/INST] 1 selective antagonists primarily suppress adrenergic stimulation of the heart, and this selectivity is also known as cardioselective.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the specific type of -thalassemia that is characterized by expansion of hematopoiesis into the skull, and what is the appearance on X-ray that this expansion causes?[/INST] The specific type of -thalassemia that is characterized by expansion of hematopoiesis into the skull is -thalassemia major, and this expansion causes a "crewcut" appearance on X-ray.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is -thalassemia major and how does it affect the appearance of the skull on X-ray?[/INST] -thalassemia major is a specific type of -thalassemia that is characterized by expansion of hematopoiesis into the skull, which leads to a "crewcut" appearance on X-ray.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is -thalassemia major and how does it affect the appearance of the face?[/INST] -thalassemia major is a specific type of -thalassemia that is characterized by expansion of hematopoiesis into facial bones, which leads to a "chipmunk facies".</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is -thalassemia major and what is the facial characteristic associated with it?[/INST] -thalassemia major is a specific type of -thalassemia that is characterized by expansion of hematopoiesis into facial bones, which leads to a "chipmunk facies".</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the mildest form of -thalassemia and what are the typical symptoms associated with it?[/INST] The mildest form of -thalassemia is -thalassemia minor (/+), which is typically asymptomatic with an increased RBC count.</s>
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<s>[INST]Answer this question truthfully What is the most severe form of -thalassemia and what are the typical symptoms associated with it?[/INST] The most severe form of -thalassemia is -thalassemia major (0/0), which typically causes severe anemia a few months after birth.</s>
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HealthCareFacts - First 50 Rows
This dataset is a small subset of the rohanbalkondekar/HealthCareFacts_Small dataset.
Dataset Description
This version contains only the first 50 rows from the original dataset's 'train' split. It was created for quick testing and demonstration purposes.
Original Dataset
For information on the full dataset, please refer to the original repository: rohanbalkondekar/HealthCareFacts_Small.
Structure
The dataset structure is identical to the original:
{
'id': '...',
'text': '...'
}
Usage
You can load this small dataset like any other Hugging Face dataset:
from datasets import load_dataset
dataset = load_dataset("adrianf12/HealthCareFacts_50_rows")
print(dataset)
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