- A 4-year-old boy with
icteric sclera due to G6PD deficiency...
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Leptospirosis is a
blood infection caused by the
bacteria Leptospira that can
infect humans, dogs,
rodents and many
other wild and
domesticated animals...
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tachypnea (increased
respiratory rate), dyspnea, pale
mucosa which becomes icteric by 24–48
hours of age, and
occasionally hemoglobinuria. In more severe...
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icteric phase. The
anicteric phase of
infection is
commonly known as
phase one, in
which humans exhibit fever, headache, and nausea. The
icteric phase...
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mechanical measurement,
which eliminates interferences from
lipemic and
icteric samples. The
typical reference range is
between 25
seconds and 33 s (depending...
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medicines in Asia for
treating ailments including cough, diarrhea,
acute icteric hepatitis, vomiting,
abdominal pain, and bronchitis.
Compounds isolated...
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ranged up to 1.8–2.1% for
those aged 50 and over who were
hospitalized with
icteric hepatitis. The risk of
death from
acute liver failure following HAV infection...
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mechanical measurement,
which eliminates interferences from
lipemic and
icteric samples. The
prothrombin time
ratio is the
ratio of a subject's measured...
- icter-
jaundice Gr**** ἴκτερος (íkteros), ἰκτερικός (ikterikós), ἰκτεριάω
icteric, icterogenic, icterohemorrhagic, icterohepatitis, icteroid,
icterus id-...
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severe hemolytic anemia Cholecystolithiasis Tachycardia Hemochromatosis Icteric sclera Splenomegaly Leg
ulcers Jaundice Fatigue Shortness of
breath The...
