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Reginald Reidover 3 years ago
Which clinical history findings are characteristic of enteroviral myopericarditis?
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Clinical History Findings of Enteroviral Myopericarditis Clinical presentation in adolescents; • Upper respiratory tract infection • Shortness of breath • Fever • Sharp or dull chest pain, worsens with inspiration and relieves with leaning forward or sitting Clinical presentation in older children and adults; Symptoms of pericarditis • Fever • Fatigue • Chest pain • Weakness • Trouble breathing • Coughing • Palpitations • Pain during swallowing
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