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Disease Comparison Results (show differences mode) for Babesiosis and Laryngospasm, acute

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Laryngospasm, acute

Found: 49 | Differences: 47

Babesiosis

Found: 207 | Differences: 205

Babesiosis and Laryngospasm, acute sharing 2 common findings. (show all, show common, show differences)

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Drooling; Stiff neck/Nuchal rigidity; Accessory muscle use with breathing; Acute Cough in Children; Apnea In Children; Apnea In Infants/Newborn; Dyspnea; Rapid Breathing; Respiratory excursions decreased; Shallow breathing; Shortness of breath/SOB; Sudden onset dyspnea; Tachypnea/Increased respiratory rate; Acute loss of voice/hoarseness; Difficulty speaking/phonating; Dysphonia; Hoarseness; Laryngeal pain/Aphonia; Larynx Pain; Neck/throat pain/anterior; Stridor (Inspiratory noise); Stridor infant Child; Voice Alteration; Voice Alteration in Children; Voice Alteration in Elderly; Voice change/disturbance/Unusual; Voice/phonation problems
Disease Progression: Course/Acute only

Associated Diseases & Rule outs
Associated Disease & Complications - Rule Outs: Asthma; Epiglottitis, acute
Associated Disease & Complications - Causes: Acidosis, respiratory; Airway obstruction; Airway obstruction/Children; Apnea; Glottic spasm; Laryngeal stridor; Upper airway Obstruction

Disease Mechanism & Classification
Class: CLASS/Otolaryngology/ENT Specialty Population; CLASS/Laryngeal disorder (ex); CLASS/Otolaryngology/ENT disorders (ex); CLASS/Tracheonasal/larynx/pharynx (category)
Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology/Upper airway narrowing
Process: PROCESS/Vegetative-Autonomic/Endocrine (category)

Treatment
Drug Therapy: SX/Emergency cricothyrotomy; SX/Tracheotomy
Other Treatments: TX/Endotracheal airway.

Clinical Manifestations
Signs & Symptoms: Paroxysmal Shivering; Rigors/Shaking chills; Teeth Chattering; Uncontrollable Shaking; Diaphoresis profuse/active sweating/acute; Fever and Rash; Hyperhidrosis/Chronic sweating excess; Night sweats; Petechiae/Petechial rash; Rash; Sweating Excess Perspiration; Yellow skin discoloration; Acute anemia symptoms; Anorexia in Children; Nausea; Vomiting; Lymphadenopathy Systemic; Tender lymph nodes/systemic; Fever with Jaundice; Hepatosplenomegaly; Palpable Liver/Hepatomegaly; Muscle Pain; Myalgias; Tender or painful muscles/Myalgias; Fatigability; Headache; Depressed/discouraged/sad; Emotional/affective lability; Neuropsychiatric symptoms; Arthralgias Polyarthralgias; Joint Pains; Joint pains Arthralgias in Children; Dark urine; Splenomegaly; Tender spleen; Adults sicker than children; Chills; Constitutional symptoms; Enervated/extreme acute fatigue; Fatigue; Fatigue Tiredness Exhaustion; Fatigue Tiredness in Children; Fever; Fever Febrile Possible; Fever in kids; Fever of unknown origin/chronic fever; Fever spikes/sweats,chills; Fever, high; Fever, intermittant/recurrent; Flu-Like Syndrome; High body temperature; Malaise; Pale with profuse sweating; Pallor; Quotidian Fever
Typical Clinical Presentation: Fever in Asplenic Patient
Clinical Presentation & Variations: Anemia in Children; Presentation/Malaria-like No gametocytes No RBC pigment
Disease Progression: Course/2 to 3 months; Course/2-5 months; Course/Chronic disorder; Course/Continued/persistent symptoms occur; Course/Lethal possible/not usual; Course/Several months; Course/Subacute; Course/Subclinical presentation possible; Elderly Patients do Poorly

Demographics & Risk Factors
Exposure Factors: Exposure/Deer; Exposure/Epidemiologic specific setting/exposure; Exposure/Ixodes dammini tick/Deer tick; Exposure/Tick bite
Travel, Geographic & Climate Related Factors: Residence/travel/Cape Cod/Marthas vineyard; Residence/travel/Europe; Residence/travel/New England; Residence/travel/USA; Worldwide distribution disorder
Past History: Past history/Splenectomy
Established Disease Population: Patient/Blood transfusion/recent; Patient/Sickle cell/anemia; Patient/Asplenic status; Patient/Immune compromised/Immune suppressed
Population Group: Child; Man; Population/Pediatrics population; Population/Previously well
Occupational Factors: Occupation/Outdoor work/Activity
Event, Activity, Behavioral & Seasonal Factors: Activity/Camping; Activity/Hunting; Lifestyle/Barefoot/exposures
Sex & Age Groups: Population/Adult ('twenties'); Population/Child; Population/Children/all; Population/Male; Population/Man patient

Laboratory Tests
Microbiology & Serology Findings: Serum specific antibodies increased; Reticulocytosis; Microlab/Agent doesn't grow on artificial medium; Microlab/Babesia divergens isolated; Microlab/Babesia microti isolate; Microlab/Blood smear/Basket-like inclusions/RBCs; Microlab/Blood smear/erythrocyte inclusions; Microlab/Blood smear/Malaria-like RBC inclusions; Microlab/Blood smear/maltese cross RBC inclusions; Microlab/Difficult agent to culture; Microlab/Fluorescent indirect antibody test/Abnormal; Microlab/Geismsa/thick malaria blood smear/Abnormal; Microlab/Serol/Specific titers present; Microlab/Trophozoites/blood smear for malaria
Abnormal Lab Findings (Non Measured): Acute inflammatory markers elevated (Lab); Left shifted differential smear (Lab); Low WBC/Left shift/Low platelets (Lab); Methylene-blue stain RBC (Lab); Normocytic Anemia/High Retic count; Renal function abnormalities (Lab)
Abnormal Lab Findings - Decreased: WBC; Hematocrit (Lab); Hemoglobin (Lab); Platelet count (Lab); RBC/Red Blood Count (Lab); WBC/White Blood Cell Count/Leukocytes (Lab)
Abnormal Lab Findings - Increased: Bilirubin, serum (Lab); Free hemoglobin, plasma (Lab); Indirect bilirubin (Lab); Lactic Dehydrogenase (LDH LH) (Lab); Platelet count (Lab); Polychrome RBCs (Lab); Reticulocytes (Lab); URINE Hemoglobin

Associated Diseases & Rule outs
Associated Disease & Complications - Rule Outs: Amebiasis; Amebic abscess, liver; Dengue hemorrhagic fever; Ehrlichiosis/Granulocytic Ehrlichiosis; Hemorrhagic fever syndrome; Hepatitis, type A; Hepatitis, viral; Infectious mononucleosis; Insect Bites; Leptospiral disease; Leptospirosis/severe (Weils) type; Lyme disease; Malaria; Plasmodium falciparum malaria; Plasmodium vivax/malaria; Salmonella Enteric fever Septicemia; Salmonella typhlitis/cecitis; Typhoid fever; Yellow fever
Associated Disease & Complications - Causes: Acute Renal Failure; Anemia; Anemia, acute; Azotemia/Acute; Babesiosis; Bilirubinemia; Brisk Hemolysis/Active; Disseminated intravascular coagulation; Hemoglobinuria; Hemolysis anemia/acute/active; Hemolytic anemia of infection/acute; Hyperpyrexia; Hypersplenism; Thrombocytopenia; Thrombocytopenia in Children; Thrombocytopenia in Elderly; Thrombocytosis; Thrombocytosis in Children; Heart Failure in a Child; Multiple organ System Failure
Disease Synergy: Synergy/Asplenic/splenectomy; Synergy/Spherocytosis disease

Disease Mechanism & Classification
Specific Agent: AGENT/Arthropod/acarid/tick bourne infection (ex); AGENT/Blood transfusion/potential spread (ex); AGENT/Endemic disease (ex); AGENT/Epizootic disease (ex); AGENT/Intracellular organism pathophysiology; AGENT/Non-motile bacteria (example); AGENT/Parasitized/hemolysis erythrocytes (ex); AGENT/Percutaneous transmission agent (ex); AGENT/Protozoan disease (ex); AGENT/Protozoan/plasmodia (category); AGENT/Tick-borne illness (ex); AGENT/Zoonosis disease (ex)
Class: CLASS/Pediatric disorders (ex); CLASS/RES/Reticuloendothelial system manifestation/involvement; CLASS/Erythrocyte disorder (ex)
Pathophysiology: Pathophysiology/Blood-bourne pathogen potential; Pathophysiology/Defervescence/Crisis/Drenching sweats; Pathophysiology/Hematologic manifestations/involvement; Pathophysiology/Hemolysis; Pathophysiology/Hemolytic process/effect; Pathophysiology/Co-infection/Erlichiosis/Lyme occurs
Process: PROCESS/INCIDENCE/Regional specific; PROCESS/Infection/agent specific (category)

Synonyms
Synonym: Synonym/Piroplasmosis; Synonym/Redwater fever

Treatment
Drug Therapy: RX/Antibiotic/Combinations; RX/Clindamycin (Cleocin); RX/Quinine (generic)
Other Treatments: TX/Exchange transfusion.; TX/Infection/isolation/quarantine; TX/Platelet transfusion

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