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... Fever . Yellow fever also is caused by a small RNA virus transmitted by mosquito vectors , predominantly by Aedes aegypti . There are two epi- demiologic patterns of transmission . Urban trans- mission involves vector transfer by Aedes ...
... Fever . Yellow fever also is caused by a small RNA virus transmitted by mosquito vectors , predominantly by Aedes aegypti . There are two epi- demiologic patterns of transmission . Urban trans- mission involves vector transfer by Aedes ...
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... fever group Rocky Mountain spotted fever Epidemiologic Features Reservoir Geographic Occurrence Ticks ; ( Rickettsia rickettsii ) Tick bite rodents Western Hemisphere Tick typhus Tick bite Ticks ; ( rickettsias related to rodents ...
... fever group Rocky Mountain spotted fever Epidemiologic Features Reservoir Geographic Occurrence Ticks ; ( Rickettsia rickettsii ) Tick bite rodents Western Hemisphere Tick typhus Tick bite Ticks ; ( rickettsias related to rodents ...
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... fever . a . Causative organism ( s ) : Salmonella typhi . b . Mode of transmission : via ingestion of contaminated water and food handled by infected individuals . c . Symptoms : fever , headache , apathy , weakness , abdominal pain ...
... fever . a . Causative organism ( s ) : Salmonella typhi . b . Mode of transmission : via ingestion of contaminated water and food handled by infected individuals . c . Symptoms : fever , headache , apathy , weakness , abdominal pain ...
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