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• Sepsis (category Paediatrics)
  condition are TNFα, IL-1, IL-6 and IFNγ. Fever is caused by the action of IL-1 on the hypothalamus. Benefits of fever - slows the growth of agents, potentiates
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• Pneumonia (category Paediatrics)
  File:Pneumonie.jpg They have the classic clinical symptoms of pneumonia (fever, cough and shortness of breath). They are caused by bacterial pathogens.
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• Myocarditis (category Paediatrics)
  usually preceded by a viral disease (respiratory or GIT). Symptoms include fever, headache, sore throat, fatigue, malaise, muscle aches, vomiting, diarrhea
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• Fever (pediatrics) (category Paediatrics) (section Fever phase)
  for typhoid. Febris recurrens (return) - regular alternation of fever days with fever-free periods; e.g. return typhus. Febris remittens (decreasing) -
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• Dyspnea (category Paediatrics)
  HCD obstruction, foreign body aspiration cough and fever pneumonia , acute bronchitis cough without fever pneumothorax , aspiration of a foreign body silent
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• Hepatitis (category Paediatrics)
  degenerative changes) and nonhepatotropic include for example the yellow fever virus and the coxsackie virus The most common respomsible DNA viruses are:
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• Infectious mononucleosis (category Paediatrics)
  streptococcal pharyngitis, because of its similar manifestations such as fever, sore throat, lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly, but unlike pharyngitis
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• Measles (category Paediatrics)
  incubation period 10-12 days; prodromal period; rash phase. Prodromal period Fever, conjunctivitis, rhinitis, cough, bronchiolitis, weakness, muscle and joint
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• Angina (category Paediatrics) (section Angina in scarlet fever)
  Relapses are frequent. Clinical picture and diagnostics Common symptoms include fever above 38 °C (up to a degree more in children), often initial chills, lethargy
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• Rheumatic endocarditis (category Paediatrics)
  with β-hemolytic streptococcus group A , rarely group C or G). Rheumatic fever is a systemic disease in which the following can occur: joints (migrating
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• Urinary tract infections (category Paediatrics)
  lower abdomen; acute pyelonephritis - dull pain in the lumbar region with fever and chills; pain when the kidneys are deeply palpated and when the lumbar
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• Kawasaki disease (category Paediatrics)
  Beau's lines can appear on nails during this phase . Exclude other causes of fever (infection); Hemoculture, cultivation of urine, thorax X-RAY; heightened
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• Cystic fibrosis (category Paediatrics)
  others have a cough-free period. Exacerbations are rarely accompanied by fever. A sensitive indicator of worsening airway damage is tachypnea. The causes
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• Herpes simplex virus (category Paediatrics)
  frontotemporal region of the brain. It starts as a non-specific headache with fever, and progresses to seizures along with a qualitative and quantitative impairment
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• Enterotoxicosis (category Paediatrics)
  abdominal cramps and headaches. Staphylococcal enterotoxicosis occurs without fever. The sudden onset frightens (especially if the disease breaks out in more
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• Neonatal sepsis (category Paediatrics)
  prolonged capillary return, hypotension), thermal instability (hypothermia, fever), eating disorders (refusal to eat, vomiting), neurological symptoms ( apathy
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• Mumps (category Paediatrics)
  sublingual (salivary) glands can also be affected. Typical presentation: fever and painful parotid swelling (in 70% bilateral, in 30% unilateral), protruding
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• Pleuritis (category Paediatrics)
  (transudate). Chest pain, restriction of respiratory movements, irritating cough, fever, While listening – friction murmur. Fluid accumulates between the pleural
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• Diarrheal diseases (signpost) (category Paediatrics)
  Salmonella enteritidis, S. typhimurium) Typhoid fever (causative agent: Salmonella typhi) Paratyphoid fever (causative agent: Salmonella paratyphi) Shigellosis
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• Tick-borne encephalitis (category Paediatrics)
  usually typical: Phase 1 ("flulike") – Viremia with headache and muscle pain, fever, fatigue. The condition improves in a few days. An apparent recovery in the
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