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| Typhoid fever; Brucellosis; Leptospirosis; Drug fever; Conduction defect from cardiac involvement in: acute rheumatic fever, Lyme disease, viral myocarditis, infective |
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| wild-bird surveillance ; Rural asthma childhood studies with public health group; Surveillance for zoonotic disease in ‘disrupted’ countries; Bovine Tuberculosis and |
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| jaundice, anemia, and sometimes rash; Severe symptoms and death possible ; Countermeasures Avoid water contact; Avoid swimming and wading in lakes, rivers |
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| Leptospira - zoonosis; Mycoplasma - respiratory system; Salmonellae - zoonosis ... Disease transmissible from animal to man; Leptospirosis; Salmonellosis; LCM |
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| Definition. Leptospirosis is a febrile disease (fever) caused by infection with the bacterium Leptospira interrogans. L. interrogans is sometimes classified as a spirochete because |
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| Malaria, Dengue/DHF; West Nile Fever; Chikungunya . RODENT-BORNE dis. Hantavirus, Leptospirosis _____ Does not include: mortality, injuries and mental health diseases |
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| What is Brugada’s syndrome? Answer. Syndromes$600. TIMES UP. Severe leptospirosis, characterized by jaundice, renal dysfunction, and hemorrhagic ... |
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| Acute HIV; American trypanosomiasis; Babesiosis; Brucellosis; Enteric protozoa; Q fever; Leptospirosis. Lyme disease; Malaria; Measles; Rickettsiosis |
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| Blackleg and clostridium infections (Sub Q or IM); Vibriosis (IM); Leptospirosis (IM); Enterotoxemia (Sub Q); Erysipelas (Sub Q or IM); Anemia (IM); Staph |
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