What is a characteristic of transient fever?
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The question is asking for the definition or characteristic of transient fever from multiple-choice options. We will determine which option best describes transient fever among those provided.
Answer
Transient fever is marked by a temporary rise in temperature, usually between 38 to 40°C.
Transient fever is characterized by temporary elevation in body temperature, often between 38 to 40°C, typically not causing long-term harm.
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Transient fever is characterized by temporary elevation in body temperature, often between 38 to 40°C, typically not causing long-term harm.
More Information
Transient fever usually occurs temporarily and can be associated with conditions such as infections or other acute illnesses. It typically should not cause concern unless it persists or is accompanied by more severe symptoms.
Sources
- Fever - Infectious Diseases - Merck Manual Professional Edition - merckmanuals.com
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