Heartburn was assessed using the 'burning behind the breastbone' and 'pain behind the breastbone' items of the RDQ, and regurgitation was assessed using the 'acid taste in your mouth' and 'unpleasant movement of materials upwards from the stomach' items of the RDQ.
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To make the symptoms compatible with the International Classification of Primary Care ICPCC) [ 17], the classification system used by the GPs, different stomach and fatigue items were grouped.
The postprandial fullness/early satiety subscale is comprised of the following four items: Stomach fullness, inability to finish a normal-sized meal, feeling excessively full after meals, and loss of appetite.
The items are grouped into four dimensions: physical reactions (nine items, e.g., "I have a stomach ache"), psychological reactions (nine items, e.g., "I get nervous with everything"), psychological reactions with a depressive component (nine items, e.g., "I want to disappear from life"), and psychophysiological reactions (eight items, e.g., "When I get nervous, I stutter").
The number of prey items per stomach varied between 1 and 6, with 72% of stomachs containing only a single prey item and only 4% containing more than 3 items.
The meals are composed of both prey items and stomach oil, an energy-rich food that is lighter to carry than undigested prey items.
The number of prey items per stomach varied between 1 and 37, with 85% of stomachs containing less than 5 prey items, and 50% containing only a single prey item.
E.g., content of PHQ-15 items 1 (stomach pain), 4 (menstrual cramps or other problems with your periods), 6 (chest pain), and 11 (pain during sexual intercourse or other sexual problems) were slightly modified to focus on pain and grouped into checklist item 13.
