Definition Builder feature request - Include/Exclude all at the level of Top Level Concepts

When searching for a keyword, it is often obvious to me that I want to include/exclude all codes from a particular Top Level Concept e.g.

When I was building a list today of 'Care pathway landmarks for Cataract Surgery' codes, I wanted to include codes such as |Cataract surgery and children| but I didn't want any (disorder) codes.

To eliminate the codes from trees I knew I didn't want, I had the following clicks to make:

• (disorder) 16 times
• (finding) 2 times
• (Foundation metadata concept) 1 time
• (morphological abnormality) 2 times
• (observable entity) 1 time
• (organism) 1 time
• (physical object) 1 time
• (qualifier value) 2 times

Two things could have improved my speed of building the list

1. if I could toggle the types of Top Level Concepts that I queried (for example, I know already that for my line of work, I almost never want to query (foundation metadata concept) (organism) (physical object) (qualifier value) codes, so would like to update my 'profile' with Search Preferences (that would have saved me 5 clicks in this keyword search)
2. If there was a [+/-] button on the Top Level Concept so I could bulk exclude those codes (that would have saved me 18 individual clicks in dealing with this particular keyword's results alone)

Start by locating the Definition Builder and the Top Level Concept controls described in the issue, then review how keyword search results are selected. Done should include a way to include or exclude all codes under a Top Level Concept; the requested Search Preferences profile behavior is also addressed or clearly scoped.