Febrile used in a sentence

Febrile in a sentence as an adjective

* Treated kids had higher risk of febrile seizures.

My daughter had febrile seizures as an infant.

They grow out of febrile seizures and luckily she hasn't had one now for about 2 years.

The article says "In the US, the CDC reports that one in 3,000 children will have febrile seizures after an MMR shot.

Of the 211 women without symptoms, all were afebrile on admission.

The politics of monetary union is more febrile as a result.

Rapid rise in temperature in infants, toddlers, and young children can cause febrile seizure.

In most patients, it's a serious febrile disease, not "Leaking blood from everywhere".

During a febrile seizure, a child often has spasms or jerking movements and may lose consciousness.

Agreed, but some of the sites are set to lose funding in a few weeks amid a febrile political atmosphere.

She was completely unresponsive, having her first of many febrile seizures.

My partner is physician and surgical resident in the USA. My partner was told to either remove their N95 mask before doing a procedure on the the mouth of a febrile patient, or go home.

That cruise ship didn't issue masks until after the outbreak had occurred: "The first recorded fever on board the ship was a febrile passenger on day 8.

Measles was a common cause of febrile seizures in the United States before the disease became rare due to the success of the vaccination program.

Full personal protective equipment was used for any contact with any febrile patients, and N95 masks were worn for any contact with passengers in their cabins.

"From the last NIH paper I referenced, "Many of malaria's signs and symptoms are indistinguishable from those of other febrile diseases.

This is arguing constructively without the entrenched partisan foxholes people dig for themselves which makes it so hard to have civilized discussions and conversation with many people in our current febrile social climate.