Sentence examples for fever history from inspiring English sources

Similarly, persistent fever, history of intravenous drug abuse, severe pain, lumbar spine surgery within 1 year, recent bacterial infection, bacteraemia, or an immunocompromised state should prompt a work-up to rule-out occult infection.

If women between the ages of 15 49 years were identified, the women's questionnaire which included their background characteristics, reproduction history, knowledge, attitude, and practices (KAP) around malaria, and fever history in children U5 was completed.

We investigated the associations between mixed-species infections and fever, history of fever, haemoglobin concentrations and Plasmodium densities, to determine how carriage of multiple Plasmodium species relates to clinical outcomes of malaria.

We examined the effect of transmission seasonality and intensity on fever, history of fever, haemoglobin concentration ([Hb]) and parasite density, by comparing three regions: perennial transmission (PT), high intensity seasonal transmission (HIST) and low intensity seasonal transmission (LIST).

Paired analysis showed that children with severe and uncomplicated malaria were not significantly different in the prevalence of previous malaria treatment, days of fever, history of cough or vomiting, platelet count and multiplicity of infection (MOI) at recruitment, although parasitemia was higher in severe malaria cases than controls.

Table  1 describes the farms in terms of their size, species and Q fever history.

However, self-reported bednet ownership and fever histories were higher in treatment villages than in control villages (p<0.05) (Table 1).

Residence, aridity, distance to major road/railway and coastline, use of ITNs, recent and present fever histories and travel were not statistically significant predictors of infection and/or sero-prevalence (Table 2).

Other condition for which MRI is recommended are: first onset of headache ≥50 years of age, trauma, fever, seizures, history of malignancy, history of HIV or active infections, and prior history of stroke or intracranial bleeding [2, 3].

Mention Ebola virus or monkeypox and people get hysterical, but what they should really be worried about is plain old spring fever, as history clearly shows.

Emmanuel Levy, the author of Oscar Fever, a history of the awards, said this year's output represented a return of the traditional Hollywood epic.