He joined the 4th Light Horse Regiment at Ferry Post on 3 March 1917 from Moascar training camp, and was in the field until 8 June 1918, when he became ill from pyrexia and was admitted to the 31st General Hospital, Abbassia on 15 June.
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Symptoms of " T . vivax " include " rapid weight loss, lethargy, weakness, clumsiness, pale mucosa, swelling of superficial lymph nodes, anemia, and fluctuating pyrexia, causing [ . . . ] a drop in animal productivity ."
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The most commonly reported adverse reactions in patients 6 years and younger were infusion reactions reported in 35 % ( 7 of 20 ) of patients and included pyrexia ( 30 % ), chills ( 20 % ), blood pressure increased ( 10 % ), tachycardia ( 10 % ), and oxygen saturation decreased ( 10 % ).
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In the pivotal clinical trial of obinutuzumab in combination with chlorambucil, clinical trial subjects experienced infusion reactions ( 69 %; 21 % grade 3 / 4 ), neutropenia ( 40 %; 34 % grade 3 / 4 ), thrombocytopenia ( 15 %; 11 % grade 3 / 4 ), anemia ( 12 % ), and pyrexia and cough ( 10 % each ).
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:Absolutely-- immune response is a fabulously complex process and most every eukaryote has a wide arsenal of mechanisms which can be utilized in response to pathogens; pyrexia is not even really the first or most significant line of defense and, as Wnt has already noted, its utility is believed to be more about augmenting other aspects of the immune response than directly damaging or inhibiting the pathogen in question-- generally speaking anyway.
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From 2 July 2009 when a treatment, rather than containment, approach was adopted, the official clinical diagnostic criteria became : " fever ( pyrexia e " 38 �C ) or a history of fever, "'and "'also influenza-like illness ( two or more of the following symptoms : cough; sore throat; rhinorrhoea; limb or joint pain; headache; vomiting or diarrhoea ) "'or "'severe and / or life-threatening illness suggestive of an infectious process ".
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Other symptoms of marasmus include unusual body temperature ( hypothermia, pyrexia ), anemia, dehydration ( as characterized with consistent thirst and shrunken eyes ), hypovolemic shock ( weak radial pulse, cold extremities, decreased consciousness ), tachypnea ( pneumonia, heart failure ), abdominal manifestations ( distension, decreased or metallic bowel sounds, blood or mucus in the stools ), ocular manifestations ( corneal lesions associated with vitamin A deficiency ), dermal manifestations ( evidence of infection, purpura, and ear, nose, and throat symptoms ( otitis, rhinitis ).
