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Explanation:

Distinguish signs from symptoms

A sign is an objective, observable, or measurable indication of a medical condition that can be detected by a healthcare professional or an observer (e.g., swelling, high blood pressure, fever). A symptom is a subjective experience reported by the patient that cannot be directly observed or measured by others (e.g., pain, dizziness, cramping).

Classify the given terms

Let's analyze each of the draggable options visible at the bottom of the screen:

• swelling: Observable and measurable by a doctor. (Sign)
• rapid heart rate: Can be measured objectively via pulse or ECG. (Sign)
• pain: Subjective feeling experienced only by the patient. (Symptom)
• cramping: Subjective sensation of muscle contraction felt by the patient. (Symptom)
• high blood pressure: Measured objectively using a sphygmomanometer. (Sign)
• dizziness: Subjective feeling of lightheadedness felt only by the patient. (Symptom)

Assign to the correct columns

• Sign: swelling, rapid heart rate, high blood pressure
• Symptom: pain, cramping, dizziness

Answer:

Sign	Symptom
rapid heart rate	cramping
high blood pressure	dizziness