Mobile gre ielts gpvts mrcgp mrcog mrcp mrcpath mrcpch mrcs plab toefl usmle Help/Newbie? | Support

RxPG - the perfect Rx for medical Post Graduate entrance blues!
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
Sign in to access your control panel and messenger!

DocIndia - Shouts - Lists - Categories - TechZone - SCRAPBOOK

Revision Tools: Eponyms Facts Diseases Syndromes Pathognomics Crammer Vocabulary OSCE Busters GRE
Features Forums Articles Downloads Mnemonics Dictionary Reviews Videos

ZONES>> Hot : MBBS : PrePG : MCQs : Careers : Alt+C : UK : USA : Australia : Canada : Global : OffBeat!

[ Customise this Navigation Bar ]

Alerts - Study Partner - Answers - Seat Reviews - Search Forums Book Shop

 Home > > Forums Email this page
Featured Threads in RxPG Forums
What are the chances of cupid striking?
vve talked to n wondered abt ppl v meet only online.is it possible its him/her?
A must for all who wish to be in moscow
from the people who study and live in moscow mma .so 100% trust assured .
promote your threads above for free! 

RxPG :: View topic - medicine: Evening rise of temperature  
Nagging Q - Nagging Questions from AIIMS, AIPGE, PGI and Other Indian Medical PG Entrance Exams Forum Hot - Library - Unanswered
Page 1 of 1: medicine: Evening rise of temperature
Thread Info | Related Topics | Wiki Page for This Topic | Topic Tags:
Post new topic   This topic is locked you cannot edit posts or make replies   Printer-friendly version
 Page 1 of 1
Author Message
mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll medicine: Evening rise of temperature 11.07.04 (4 years ago) #1

Can you please tell the cause of the EVENING RISE OF TEMPERATURE IN TUBERCULOSIS ? and while you are at it also why there is RELATIVE BRADYCARDIA in TYPHOID ? Im unable to find the answers ... plz help !
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.09.04 (4 years ago) #2

RXPG TEAM can you please answer the question ...... I need those answers ......
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll help RXPG PEOPLE 11.10.04 (4 years ago) #3

DING DING ...... HELLO ANYBODY HOME ...... I NEED HELP HERE ...... RXPG PEOPLE HELP ME ...... icon_cry.gif icon_cry.gif

please tell the cause of the EVENING RISE OF TEMPERATURE IN TUBERCULOSIS ?
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll almost dead !!! 11.11.04 (4 years ago) #4

icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif icon_sad.gif

icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif icon_question.gif

RXPG TEAM I NEED UR HELP HERE !!!!!
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

drpsgSend an Instant Message to drpsg  




Credits: 6278

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.12.04 (4 years ago) #5

HEY I WAS TOLD IN MY CLINICS IN MY UG DAYS THAT THE EVENING RISE OF TEMP IS AS SUCH NOT PRESENT IT IS DUE TO THE DECREASE IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL TEMP WHICH IS PERCEIVED AS SLIGHT INCREASE IN TEMP AT EVENING
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll FIANLLY !! 11.14.04 (4 years ago) #6

finally i get an answer ... not satisfying though ... thanks drpsg .....
RXPG can you plz answere the question ....
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

BrunoSend an Instant Message to Bruno  




Credits: 48376

My Scrapbook
My Reading List
50 Books

Quick Scroll 11.14.04 (4 years ago) #7

In the morning due to increased steroids in the body(diurnal variation) the temp is low........... that is a normal phenomenon and what we see in TB is an exaggeration of the normal phenomenon

In normal persons........... Morning Normal Temp, Evening Normal Temp

In Febrile Illness....... Morning Fever, Evening MORE fever or Morning LESS Fever... Evening Fever

In TB (or any chronic infections) Morning No Fever and Evening Fever

In short,

there is an anti inflammatory effect in the morning........ THis is just enough to bring down the temp in TB.......

Tell me whether this has helped you (or confused you)
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.14.04 (4 years ago) #8

okey thanks ..... i got it ..... now what about relative bradycardia in Typhoid? can you help .....
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

BrunoSend an Instant Message to Bruno  




Credits: 48376

My Scrapbook
My Reading List
50 Books

Quick Scroll 11.14.04 (4 years ago) #9

For every 1 degree rise in temp, there is 10 number rise in heart rate...............

If the heart rate does not rise by 10 beats/minute for every 1 degree rise in temp, this is relative bradycardia........... In fact it is a tachycardia, but "not-tachy-enough"cardia icon_wink.gif icon_lol.gif
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll okey 11.15.04 (4 years ago) #10

thanks bruno ... you've been really helpfull ....

Yes there is an increment of 10 beats for every degree rise of temperture
but what I want to know is .......
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF THE RELATIVE BRADYCARDIA IN TYPHOID ???? or what is the cause of the not-tachy-enough"cardia icon_wink.gif in typhiod ???

obliged and waiting .....
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

BrunoSend an Instant Message to Bruno  




Credits: 48376

My Scrapbook
My Reading List
50 Books

Quick Scroll 11.15.04 (4 years ago) #11

Hey........ i got this doubt suddenly

Can any one find out whether the 10 beats is for 1 degree fahrenheit or 1 degree celsius
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

willpowerSend an Instant Message to willpower  




Credits: 790

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.16.04 (4 years ago) #12

Bruno wrote:
Hey........ i got this doubt suddenly

Can any one find out whether the 10 beats is for 1 degree fahrenheit or 1 degree celsius


it's 10 beats per degree fahrenheit.
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.16.04 (4 years ago) #13

thanks willpower ... can you also tell .... WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF THE RELATIVE BRADYCARDIA IN TYPHOID ????
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

willpowerSend an Instant Message to willpower  




Credits: 790

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.16.04 (4 years ago) #14

Bruno wrote:
In the morning due to increased steroids in the body(diurnal variation) the temp is low........... that is a normal phenomenon and what we see in TB is an exaggeration of the normal phenomenon

In normal persons........... Morning Normal Temp, Evening Normal Temp

In Febrile Illness....... Morning Fever, Evening MORE fever or Morning LESS Fever... Evening Fever


Quite...the normal diurnal variation is one degree F: the normal upper values are [snip].9F (morning) and 99.9F (evening)
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

mdali007Send an Instant Message to mdali007  




Credits: 5833

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 11.16.04 (4 years ago) #15

i said relative bradycardia !!!
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

willpowerSend an Instant Message to willpower  




Credits: 790

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll temperature - pulse relation 11.16.04 (4 years ago) #16

pulse rate : increment by 13-15%/’C or
[last digit of BT in Fahrenheit -1]*10 +100 = PR


well, there's a temp-pulse dissociation in a lot of fevers (brucellosis, rickettsia etc.) but as for the reason, your guess is as good as mine. typhoid also causes relative neutropenia, so likely lesser IL-1 in circulation? (and now we open another pandora's box!!)
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

viralbjmc2000Send an Instant Message to viralbjmc2000  




Credits: 1934

My Scrapbook


Quick Scroll 06.26.08 (1 year ago) #17

the exact mech. for realtive bradycardia is not known saearch relative bradycardia on google and see nih.gov article on that.
Post Options: Add to favourite . Tell a friend .
Back to top

Top of page

 Page 1 of 1
Thread Information  :  Email this thread  :  Printer Friendly  :  Terms of Service  
Post new topic   This topic is locked you cannot edit posts or make replies   Printer-friendly version

Related Discussion Topics
India to have Defence Univ. of medicine soon - 3 replies
Professor arrested in AIPGE exam paper leakage case - 20 replies
Forensic Medicine Challenge - 7 replies
Alert: Apollo Hospitals PG Diploma in Integrated Medicine - 6 replies
doubt in medicine mcq - 2 replies
PG medicine - 1 replies
Errata: RxPG AIPG 2004 : Question 118 Medicine - 0 replies
Stop elitism in medicine BMA tells British politicians - 0 replies
Alert: UK to hire 150 more SpR for Respiratory medicine - 0 replies
RxPG-Hall-of-Fame: 2004 All India PG Exam - 22 replies
medicine depts? - 0 replies
preparartion for practicals of MRCP Transfusion medicine - 0 replies
Thread Options: Quick Reply  :  Start New Topic  :  Printer Friendly Version  :  Add this post to My Forum

Home -> Forums -> Nagging Q - Nagging Questions from AIIMS, AIPGE, PGI and Other Indian Medical PG Entrance Exams -> medicine: Evening rise of temperature
Server Status: LOW LOAD, 129 pages served in last minute. Page generation time: 1.392 seconds



Site Maps: [Books] [News] [Forums] [Reviews] [Mnemonics]

sitemap - top30 - centuries - testimonials


About Us :: Disclaimer :: Contact Us :: Report Abuse :: Terms of Services :: Privacy Policy

Advertise with RxPG!

What is XML?

Made in India by RxPG Medical Solutions Private Limited



 

Find RxPG on Orkut  Twitter  LinkedIn  Wikipedia  Facebook