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Hepatic jaundice
acute viral hepatitis A and B
acute herpetic hepatitis
acute cytomegalovirus hepatitis
icteric form of infectious mononucleosis
yellow fever
Leptospirosis
Pseudotuberculosis
intestinal yersiniosis
intestinal yersiniosis
Listeriosis
Sepsis
relapsing fever lousy
Hepatic jaundice:icteric form of infectious mononucleosis
Tonsillitis
generalized lymphadenopathy
Hepatosplenomegaly
characteristic changes in peripheral blood
Hepatic jaundice:yellow fever
stay in an endemic area
hemorrhagic syndrome
signs of renal failure
the possibility of developing ITSH
a "two-wave" course
specific laboratory data).
Hepatic jaundice:leptospirosis
acute onset
myalgia
renal syndrome
hemorrhagic syndrome
the possibility of serous meningitis
leukocytosis,
characteristic epidemiological anamnesis).
Hepatic jaundice:pseudotuberculosis
acute onset
"hood" symptom
hyperemia of the palms and soles
characteristic exanthema
signs of mesadenitis and terminal ileitis.
Hepatic jaundice:intestinal yersiniosis
high fever with large daily ranges
chills and sweats
anemia
dyspepsia
hepatosplenomegaly
mesadenitis
secondary purulent foci
purulent arthritis.
Hepatic jaundice:listeriosis
generalized lymphadenopathy
mesadenitis
throat lesions
purulent meningitis
.
Hepatic jaundice:sepsis
severity of the course
often septic shock
the presence of primary and secondary foci
hemorrhagic syndrome with signs of DIC
hectic or irregular fever
repeated chills, sweats
change from neutrophilic leukocytosis to leukopenia).
Hepatic jaundice:relapsing fever
Lice contact with a patient
paroxysmal feveR
significant hepatosplenomegaly
detection in a smear and a thick drop of Obermeyer's spirochetes.
Hepatic jaundice:ornithosis
combination of jaundice and other signs of hepatitis
with sluggish pneumonia, high and prolonged fever
leukopenia
RSK with ornitosis antigen