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Approach to a patient with FUO-Oreb (2)
Nankunda Oreb
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Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO) is defined as a fever that lasts for more than three weeks without an identified cause after extensive evaluation. The document discusses various types of fever, their characteristics, and the importance of a thorough diagnostic approach, including patient history and physical examination. It also emphasizes the management of FUO, including the role of antipyretics and the considerations for inpatient versus outpatient care.
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