
(1)
To determine:
How is the encephalitis differ from meningitis?
Case summary:
Person A is being pounded within by gorillas with sledgehammers. She also has fever, nausea, and vomiting in last week’s. It indicated that she worn down by her climb two weeks ago to Krimml waterfalls in Austria’s highest. Analiesa is a victim of the emerging disease as tick-borne encephalitis (TBE). The physician of person A explained that no drug for the TBE. The immune system response in the body only clears the virus. But she should avoid eating raw milk from cows, and goats because infected cows transmit the virus.
(2)
To determine:
Does a brain infection manifest as joint pain and muscle?
Case summary:
Person A is being pounded within by gorillas with sledgehammers. She also has fever, nausea, and vomiting in last week’s. It indicated that she worn down by her climb two weeks ago to Krimml waterfalls in Austria’s highest. Analiesa is a victim of the emerging disease as tick-borne encephalitis (TBE). The physician of person A explained that no drug for the TBE. The immune system response in the body only clears the virus. But she should avoid eating raw milk from cows, and goats because infected cows transmit the virus.
(3)
To determine:
Why don’t the standard antibiotic provide relief to person A?
Case summary:
Person A is being pounded within by gorillas with sledgehammers. She also has fever, nausea, and vomiting in last week’s. It indicated that she worn down by her climb two weeks ago to Krimml waterfalls in Austria’s highest. Analiesa is a victim of the emerging disease as tick-borne encephalitis (TBE). The physician of person A explained that no drug for the TBE. The immune system response in the body only clears the virus. But she should avoid eating raw milk from cows, and goats because infected cows transmit the virus.

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