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Symptoms
TYPHOID FEVER
SKIN RASH
Particularly high,
gradually increasing Develop skin rash
over several days up with red coloured
to 40°C. spots.
Accompanied with Normally at
weakness, abnormal pain, abdomen and
mild vomiting, headache neck.
and constipation.
INTESTINAL GASTROINTESTINAL
HAEMORRHAGE PERFORATION
A form of bleeding in Hole forms all the way
the gastrointestinal through the stomach, large
tract. bowel, or small intestine.
Blood often appear in Lead to peritonitis which is
the stool and through inflammation of the lining
vomiting. of the abdominal cavity or
Can be life-threatening coelum
Stage 1 Stage 2
Feel too tired to wake up frequently with high fever
Exhausted and emaciated
Bradycardia and dicrotic pulse wave (low cardiac
output and high systemic vascular resistance
Body temperature rises slowly Diarrhea and constipation
Rose spots appear on lower chest and
abdomen
Bradycardia, resting rate of Swollen abdomen
under 60 beats per minute Delirium
Tender and liver transaminases are
Malaise, headache, cough,
abnormal pain and elevated
epistaxis (nose bleed) Hepatosplenomegaly (HPM)- a condition where
liver and spleen swell beyond their normal size
Decreasing number of circulating white
blood cells occurring along with Rhonchi (rattling breathing sound) are heard
eosinopenia and relative lymphocytosis in the base of lungs
Stage 3 Acute bronchitis (inflammation of the bronchi)
Intestinal haemorrhage Neuropsychiatric (mental disorder)
Intestinal perforation Cholecystitis (inflammation of gallbladder)
Septicaemia (blood poisoning) Endocarditis (inflammation of inner layer of heart)
Encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) Osteitis (inflammation of bone)
Pneumonia (inflammation of lungs Fever still maintaining at high
affecting the alveoli) temperature
Low platelet count Mascular rash on the trunk