Dysentery Asiatic Cholera And Exanthematic Typhus
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2. The period of invasion.
3. The period of eruption.
4. The period of termination.
1. Period of Incubation. The duration of the period of incubation varies from 5 to 21 days. According to Jeanneret-Minkine it averages 8 days ; according to V. Bue, 10 days ; according to A. Netter, 11 days. Marsh and Netter have reported cases where in- vasion followed almost immediately upon infection. In general, this period is not marked by any indication which particularly draws attention to it. Toward the ...end, however, one may note certain digestive dis- orders (a condition of nausea and anorexia), headache, lassitude and vertigo, while the disposition of the 1 Synonyms : Exanthematic typhus, typhus petechialis, "spotted typhus, " camp typhus, " etc.
M 177 178 DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, AND TYPHUS patient seems changed. The temperature is 99-5 F. ; the pulse eighty beats to the minute. On the follow- ing day the headache is more violent, the anorexia more complete. The temperature rises to 100-2. The patient already wears a jaded expression, which bears no relation at all to his condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The period of invasion.
3. The period of eruption.
4. The period of termination.
1. Period of Incubation. The duration of the period of incubation varies from 5 to 21 days. According to Jeanneret-Minkine it averages 8 days ; according to V. Bue, 10 days ; according to A. Netter, 11 days. Marsh and Netter have reported cases where in- vasion followed almost immediately upon infection. In general, this period is not marked by any indication which particularly draws attention to it. Toward the ...end, however, one may note certain digestive dis- orders (a condition of nausea and anorexia), headache, lassitude and vertigo, while the disposition of the 1 Synonyms : Exanthematic typhus, typhus petechialis, "spotted typhus, " camp typhus, " etc.
M 177 178 DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, AND TYPHUS patient seems changed. The temperature is 99-5 F. ; the pulse eighty beats to the minute. On the follow- ing day the headache is more violent, the anorexia more complete. The temperature rises to 100-2. The patient already wears a jaded expression, which bears no relation at all to his condition.
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