Sentence examples for appropriate fever from inspiring English sources

Improved health education is required to allay parents fear and anxiety and promote a more appropriate fever management at home [ 9, 12].

There is a need to provide parents with appropriate fever management strategies, such as giving their febrile children more fluids and rest, and keeping them comfortable, as well as guidelines of when to use medications and seek medical advice, in order to reduce fever phobias and the probability of overdosing [ 22].

All P. vivax infected chimpanzees were under the supervision of an attending accredited veterinarian, followed twice or thrice weekly by blood smear and treated with anti-pyretic and anti-malarial medications as determined by the attending veterinarian to be appropriate to ameliorate fever, symptoms and to cure the infections.

In the absence of appropriate chemotherapy, typhoid fever was often a fatal illness and introduction of effective antibiotic therapy in 1950s led to a sharp decline in the rates of complications and mortality due to typhoid fever [ 3].

The hypothesis for this trial was that early and appropriate management of fever in children under 5 years of age with an antimalarial and an antibiotic within the HMM strategy by CHWs would significantly reduce mortality when compared with only using an antimalarial.

After 7 days of antibiotic treatment, the clinical status of treatment was reevaluated and classified as "appropriate" if the fever had subsided, sputum production had decreased, pneumonia infiltration regression was observed on the chest radiograph, and laboratory data (including white blood cell counts, C-reactive protein levels [CRP], procalcitonin [PCT] levels, PaO2/FiO2) had improved.

Or, in addition to an appropriate dose to reduce fever, the child may be given a cough and cold medicine that contains more acetaminophen.

There is a paucity of literature on the appropriate evaluation of adult fever patients without localizing symptoms in the ED [11].

However, most physicians interviewed had appropriate knowledge of Lassa fever.

Complete blood counts may be appropriate in patients with fever and/or purulent sputum.

Respondents who were not practicing at a secondary health care level were more likely to have an appropriate knowledge on Lassa fever (OR = 0.41, 95% CI = 0.192 0.889).