Sentence examples for serious fever from inspiring English sources
Anyone who dutifully got a flu vaccination this year only to come down with a serious fever, chills or cough had plenty of company.
The scientists examined nursing home residents and found that about half who had infections showed temperatures below 101 degrees, even though many had "robust" changes in temperature — an increase of 2.4 degrees or more — indicating a potentially serious fever.
King Edward (played by Jeremy Irons' son, Max) is still on the throne but he's either got the venison sweats or some sort of serious fever because he's not looking at all well.
PAGE 9 EDITORIAL: Why a Vaccine Fizzled Anyone who dutifully got a flu vaccination this year only to come down with a serious fever or chills had plenty of company.
Over 97.3% reported never recommending this for infants with extremely serious fever and 56.1% reported never recommending this option for infants with mild fever.
On average, the 400 responding pediatricians' (64% were female, average age of 49 years, years in practice = 20 years) threshold for extremely serious fever was ≥39.5°C and ≥ 40.0°C for infants 0-2 month and >2-6 mofth of age respectively.
It sounds minor, but studies suggest that even a drop of a couple degrees could lead to serious fevers going unnoticed because of deceptively low temperature readings.
In general, respondents seem to be less concerned when fever follows a vaccination compared to fever of general nature and expressed consensus regarding the temperatures they considered to represent mild to extremely serious fevers for the different infant age groups.
The first mass casualties of the colony took place in August 1607, when a combination of bad water from the river, disease-bearing mosquitoes, and limited food rations created a wave of dysentery, severe fevers, and other serious health problems.
She had to postpone her studies for months because of serious glandular fever.
Serious yellow fever outbreaks in the 1790s interrupted development.
