Sentence examples for characteristic fever from inspiring English sources

The thermometer was popularized by German physician Karl August Wunderlich, who thought, incorrectly, that every disease had its own characteristic fever pattern.

And after the onset of dengue's characteristic fever that varies widely in temperature, antibodies do not appear in significant levels for days, meaning doctors cannot use conventional blood tests to detect the virus until the worst is already over.

After all, we did find out the origins of the name Dick Whitman when, during one of Don Draper's characteristic fever dreams, he was visited by the ghosts of Dick Tracy and Walt Whitman who simultaneously said, "Don, I am your father".

However, such paroxysms have no practical value for presumptive diagnosis because characteristic fever patterns would not be observed during early phase of infections, and mixed species infections could further complicate febrile symptoms (35 ).

It's easier to quarantine a disease if it has obvious physical characteristics: fever, boils, etc.

A cohort-derived risk score consisting of six characteristics (fever, diarrhea, discordant rapid HIV tests, fatigue, age <30 years, and symptomatic sexually transmitted disease) had a higher AUC of 0.85.

Dengue can take about a week from the time a mosquito bites to show its characteristic high fever, severe pain behind the eyes and joint aches.

10– 13 The level of IL-6 fluctuates with the characteristic spiking fever, which is not the case for the increased levels of TNFα.

To assess the clinical characteristics of fever after fiberoptic bronchoscopy (FOB) and to identify the independent risk factors of postbronchoscopy fever.

The most important clinical characteristics were fever and prostration (100%), headache, predominantly frontal or retroorbital (86%), arthralgia (79%), morbilliform rash (66%) and myalgia (48%).

Common clinical characteristics were fever, chills, myalgias, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, and transaminasemia.