Buchenwald inmates, 16 April 1945, when camp was liberated<unk>  is commonly represented by a shrunken, wasted appearance, loss of muscle mass and subcutaneous fat mass. Buttocks and upper limb muscle groups are usually more affected than others. Edema is not a sign of<unk>  and is present in only kwashiorkor and marasmic kwashiorkor. Other symptoms of<unk>  include unusual body temperature (hypothermia, pyrexia); anemia; dehydration (as characterized with consistent thirst and shrunken eyes); hypovolemic shock (weak radial pulse; cold extremities; decreased consciousness); tachypnea (pneumonia, heart failure); abdominal manifestations (distension, decreased or metallic bowel sounds; large or small liver; blood or mucus in the stools), ocular manifestations (corneal lesions associated with vitamin A deficiency); dermal manifestations (evidence of infection, purpura, and ear, nose, and throat symptoms (otitis, rhinitis). Dry skin and brittle hair are also symptoms of<unk> .<unk>  can also make children short-tempered and irritable.
Marasmus
Priapism
Anorgasmia
Dipsomania
Vitalism
Hyperorgasmia
Psychedelia
Mummia