Typhus fever is an acute, infectious disease, characterized by a sudden onset, marked nervous symptoms, and spotted rash and fever ending quickly after two weeks.
One every 6 hours; in the worst form of typhus fever, and other putrid diseases, &c.
A sickness of three month's standing (typhus fever) in which I have just escaped death, and which still confines me to my house, renders it impossible for me to answer your letter at large.
The causative organism oftyphus fever is thus transmitted by the body louse.
The transmission of typhus fever, with especial reference to transmission by the head-louse (Pediculus capitis).
The earlier as well as the later stages are marked by extreme thirst.
Then it is safe to use the heat at the back, and frequently changed cold cloths in front, so as to reduce the inflammation, and contract the bowels more slowly, so as to remove the obstruction.
If he changes from hot to cold, then alter the treatment accordingly.
For local application, the sore parts are thickly dusted with fine fresh flour, and covered with soft wadding or surgeon's lint.
The dreadful mortality among doctors and nurses in the epidemics of typhus feveris well known.
Odor is perceptible and peculiar (though not easily described) in some bad cases of typhus fever and of small-pox; less often in aggravated chlorosis.
This form of the disease has been observed in typhus fever, in croup (Mondiere), and in tuberculosis.
With the secondary hemorrhagic effusions and ecchymoses that occur in conditions of profound alterations of the blood and blood-vessels in cases of malignant small-pox, scarlatina, typhus fever, etc.
The last time I heard of her she was at White House, and now I am informed that she died of typhus fever in Washington.
Removed to Reception Hospital on suspicion of typhus fever.
A day afterwards they were removed to healthy bonnet monkeys with the result that the healthy bonnet monkeys developed typhus fever.
In the first six months of last year 530 Russian medical officers died, and twenty-four of these deaths were caused by typhus fever acquired by these devoted public servants in attendance upon cases of that fever.
The whole history of typhus fever fits in with the carriage of the infection in the same way from man to man, and not with the notion of an aërial dispersion of the infection.
A few days after the steamers had left, the Khalifa fell seriously ill with an attack of typhus fever.
Fever and dysentery are the prevailing maladies in Omdurman, and between the months of November and March an almost continuous epidemic of typhus fever rages.
Typhus fever is one of the most dreaded diseases in the army, for it is highly fatal, and both in former wars and in the recent Serbian campaign has proved a terrible scourge.
As yet there have been no cases of typhus fever in the British Army in France, though it has occurred to a greater or less extent in Germany, Austria, Russia and Serbia.
Malaria is transmitted in this way by the anopheles mosquito; typhus fever by lice, and plague by the rat flea.
Typhus fever is known as a dirt disease, and its control is possible through the plentiful use of soap and water.
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