Typhus
Alternate Names : Brill-Zinsser Disease, Endemic Typhus, Epidemic Typhus, Jail Fever, Murine Typhus
DefinitionTyphus is an infectious disease which is transmitted by lice or fleas and characterized by high fever, a transient rash, and fairly severe illness.
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• Acute Kidney Failure
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• Q Fever - Early
Tests & Exams
• Blood Pressure
• CBC
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• Back Pain - Low
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• Consciousness - Decreased
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• Headache
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