Describes an observation of an "Intolerance Condition" of the Patient. Intolerance Conditions are typically allergies, but the concept of an intolerance condition is broader than just allergies. For example, an adverse reaction such as the patient becomes nauseous after taking a particular antibiotic is not an allergy, but may serve as a contra-indicator to the use of that antibiotic. In general, Intolerance Conditions as caused by Food, Drugs, or some environmental factor such as mold, insect venom (i.e., bee stings), or pet dander.