Sentence examples for perceived fever from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, none of the controls reported having had a perceived fever or symptoms compatible with NiVE from December 15 , 2003 through the week the study was conducted (February 18 22 , 2004.

However, mothers perceiving fever as merely a normal and possibly healthy experience for children may underestimate the child's state and seek help too late, especially in infants.

On the other hand, perceiving fever as merely a normal and possibly healthy experience for children may lead to an underestimation of a child's condition by the caregivers.

That customers with fever were more likely to get diagnosed by a formally trained person, discuss their symptoms with and be examined by the shop worker, and less likely to self-recommend purchased drugs suggests that customers may perceive fever to be a more serious symptom of illness than the other symptoms.

Many illnesses among children started with perceived normal fever, cough or diarrhea.

Nevertheless, perceived tolerability/severity of fever was significantly improved following the lower treatment dose.

This study therefore set out to determine whether mothers perceive childhood fevers as a serious problem and to compare the knowledge, attitudes and treatment practices of urban and rural mothers with respect to childhood fevers.

"Ogbele" is the Yoruba word for measles and "iba typhoid" if the fever is perceived to be due to typhoid fever.

This study examined how US pediatricians perceive and manage fever generally versus fever occurring after vaccination in infants up to six months of age.

A corporate partner could accelerate the time line, but as long as valley fever is perceived as a regional disease the market will likely seem too small for a pharmaceutical company to bother with.

If fever was perceived by women or delivery attendants, body temperature was then measured with the standard thermometers routinely used in each centre.