Sentence examples for illnesses suggestive from inspiring English sources

HIV counseling and testing (CT) was targeted to those with an increased likelihood of having HIV and where knowledge of HIV would have an impact on the medical care provided: medical hospital inpatients, severely malnourished children not responding to treatment, patients with TB, sexually transmitted infections or illnesses suggestive of HIV.

This included medical inpatients, children in therapeutic feeding centres not responding to treatment, pregnant women, and patients with tuberculosis, sexually transmitted infections, or illnesses suggestive of HIV such as severe candidiasis [see Additional file 2, Table S2].

It added, "There are no cases of illness suggestive of anthrax exposure in the laboratory, and appropriate measures are being taken to ensure the safety" of the institute's workers.

Two boys (one in the SP-AQ group aged 48 months and one in the DHA-PQ group aged 27 months) died from a febrile illness suggestive of malaria at the start of November.

This survey has highlighted the lack of agreement of acknowledged experts on the central parameters required to model the management of febrile illness suggestive of malaria, and the risks of relying on a single expert opinion to establish model parameters in the absence of evidence.

Medical records of enrolled students (typically at the camp for 9 18 months) were assessed to identify illness suggestive of sylvatic typhus occurring during their residence.

A total of 221 children presented with febrile illness suggestive of malaria of whom 114 were from the intervention group and 107 were from the control group.

We collected information on illness suggestive of H5N1 among animals in each household by interviewing the head of the family with a standardized questionnaire.

His family reported that he plucked at least 1 chicken and ate poultry that had died of illness suggestive of H5N1 disease.

Many clinicians have treated patients with puzzling situations, in which the acute onset of a critical illness suggestive of an infectious origin occurred in otherwise healthy young people for whom diagnostic tests failed to identify an etiologic agent.

Over the course of their illness, findings suggestive of a lower respiratory tract infection developed in all 8 patients with laboratory-confirmed SARS; these findings included dyspnea (n = 8), rales (n = 5), and hypoxia (n = 5) (Table 1).