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Faget Sign - Pulse-Temperature Dissociation Causes of Relative Bradycardia • Infectious Causes: Legionella, Psittacosis, Q fever, Typhoid
Faget Sign - Pulse-Temperature ... Bradycardia • Infectious ... Babesiosis, Malaria, Leptospirosis ... • Non-Infectious ... #bradycardia #differential
Faget's Sign & Liebermeister's Rule Pulse-Temperature Dissociation EVERY 1 F RISE IN TEMPERATURE -> HR INCREASES 8-10 BPM INFECTIOUS
INCREASES 8-10 BPM INFECTIOUS ... • Malaria • Leptospirosis ... the most likely infection ... help hone your differential ... Dissociation #diagnosis #differential
Travel History - Clues to Infectious Disease Diagnosis in a Traveler • Where did you
Clues to Infectious ... → Leptospirosis ... Rabies, cat scratch fever ... Herpesvirus B infection ... #differential #
Fever Patterns - Differential Diagnosis Framework Continuous Fever: Temp > 38°C with only 1 degree fluctuation in 24
Differential Diagnosis ... Causes: • Still's ... • Leptospirosis ... - Temperature Pulse ... #Patterns #Differential
Fever After International Travel Infectious Disease: • Endemic in either the destination or home region Viral Syndromes: Arboviral infections, a
Travel Infectious ... syndrome may lead to capillary ... : • Leptospirosis ... Life-Threatening Causes ... #Travel #Differential
Leg Pain - Differential Diagnosis Framework Bone/Joint Causes of Leg Pain: • Fracture • Arthritis • Gout/pseudogout
Leg Pain - Differential ... Leg Pain: • Infection ... entrapment • Infections ... refill - Poor pulses ... pain/swelling - Fever
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