Pyrexia of Unknown Origin (P

• Elevation of body temperature for more than four weeks with a definite diagnosis
• Elevation of body temperature for more than three weeks with a definite diagnosis
• Elevation of body temperature for more than three weeks with no definite diagnosis (correct)
• Elevation of body temperature for more than two weeks with no definite diagnosis

• Temperature greater than 38°C on several occasions, accompanied by more than 3 weeks of illness, failure to reach a diagnosis after 2 weeks of in-patient investigation
• Temperature greater than 38.3°C on several occasions, accompanied by more than 3 weeks of illness, failure to reach a diagnosis after 1 week of in-patient investigation (correct)
• Temperature greater than 37.5°C on several occasions, accompanied by more than 2 weeks of illness, failure to reach a diagnosis after 2 weeks of in-patient investigation
• Temperature greater than 39°C on several occasions, accompanied by more than 4 weeks of illness, failure to reach a diagnosis after 1 week of in-patient investigation

• 35.5-36.4°C
• 36.5-37.4°C (correct)
• 37.5-38.4°C
• 38.5-39.4°C

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