The mania that Wilkie Collins called "detective fever" suddenly shifted to "distaste for the working-class fellow who had meddled in middle-class affairs" and the fear that such troublemakers might eventually breach the sanctity of one's own home and mess all over the drawing-room carpet, as W. H. Auden put it in his classic essay "The Guilty Vicarage".
The fever subsided, and the steroid was shifted to oral prednisolone and was tapered gradually.
No one helped me!" The boy's gaze shifted, the fever-boiled eyes following Duquet's rising arm, closing only when the tomahawk split his brain.
Our results also indicate that immune-challenged animals not exhibiting fever may still exhibit important shifts in the prioritization of thermoregulation; thus, we recommend a more nuanced assessment of the effects of immune activation on thermoregulatory behaviour.
Criteria for collecting blood cultures included leukocytosis with left shift, elevated C-reactive protein level, fever, signs of toxicity, hypotension, and hemodynamic instability.
While these shifts in attack may be explained by factors such as acute inflammation, with fever and PMN infiltration, the factors that govern the specific bacterial shifts in remission, which is free of disease symptoms, are harder to suggest.
The name task shifting was unacceptable to some respondents; some praised initiatives such as home-based management of fever by CMDs, but when that was pointed out as an example of task shifting, they felt disappointed.
Here lies the basis for the continual shifts in his policy of alliances: "Brandenburg's intermittent fever," which became proverbial in the 17th century.
One day last June, nine hours into his shift, Mr. Zamora was coughing and asked to go home, complaining of a fever, he said.
While the average cost across all fevers in Scenario 2 remains essentially the same as estimated as current practice, Scenario 2 does involve a shift from cash expenses at home for medicines to cash expenses for transportation and fees at a HCF, with a net increase of $0.30 per fever for the 19.5% of fevers switched from home management to care at a HCF.
