CLI 1

<aside> 💡 Define and develop a differential diagnosis for pyrexia of unknown origin (PUO)/fever without a focus, including non-infective causes, identifying key aspects of a patient’s presentation (demographics, risk factors, differentiating clinical features) that suggest each diagnosis.

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• define pyrexia of unknown of origin (PUO)?

CLI 2

<aside> 💡 Outline the components of a ‘travel history’ for a patient presenting with fever

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• outline the components of a ‘travel history’ for a patient presenting with fever?

CLI 3

<aside> 💡 Outline the ‘red flags’ in the clinical presentation (history and examination) for fever that would necessitate immediate hospitalisation and IV antibiotics

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• identify red flags on history for fever necessitating immediate hospitalisation and IVAb?
• identify red flags on exam for fever necessitating immediate hospitalisation and IVAb?

CLI 4

<aside> 💡 Compare the microbiology, demographics, risk factors, incubation period, clinical features and first line investigations for arboviruses: Ross River virus, Murray Valley encephalitis, dengue fever, Kunjin virus, chikungunya and Japanese encephalitis virus

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• Ross River Virus (RRV)
• Murry Valley Encephalitis (MVE)
• Dengue Fever
• Kunjin Virus (KUNV)
• Chikungunya (CHIKV)
• Japanese Encephalitis (JEV)
• Arbovirus Summary

CLI 5