(1)
To determine:
How did the physician explain that the patient’s assertion that he “got the flu” from the immunization?
Case summary:
A 26-year old man having sudden fever, dry cough, body aches, and headache. He also states that he got the flu from immunization. He explained that his trip was visiting the farmer’s market that is filled with livestock and fresh produce. The culture confirms that he is infected with the influenza virus.
(2)
To determine:
Explain that influenza occurrence before the onset of the recognized flu season?
Case summary:
A 26-year old man having sudden fever, dry cough, body aches, and headache. He also states that he got the flu from immunization. He explained that his trip was visiting the farmer’s market that is filled with livestock and fresh produce. The culture confirms that he is infected with the influenza virus.
(3)
To determine:
Why is the patient having the influenza virus after vaccination?
Case summary:
A 26-year old man having sudden fever, dry cough, body aches, and headache. He also states that he got the flu from immunization. He explained that his trip was visiting the farmer’s market that is filled with livestock and fresh produce. The culture confirms that he is infected with the influenza virus.
(4)
To determine:
What phenomenon explains that drastically the different flu strain is seen in the recent years?
Case summary:
A 26-year old man having sudden fever, dry cough, body aches, and headache. He also states that he got the flu from immunization. He explained that his trip was visiting the farmer’s market that is filled with livestock and fresh produce. The culture confirms that he is infected with the influenza virus.
(5)
To determine:
Explain if the prescription drug effective for the patients or not?
Case summary:
A 26-year old man having sudden fever, dry cough, body aches, and headache. He also states that he got the flu from immunization. He explained that his trip was visiting to the farmer’s market that is filled with livestock and fresh produce. The culture confirms that he is infected with the influenza virus.
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