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Case Study Hematology and Immunology PBS

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    I'm going to tell you a story
    of something that happened
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    to my college roommate
    when I was a freshman.
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    Um, so they weren't feeling very well.
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    So, they ended up
    leaving class a little bit early,
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    so they could head back
    to the dorm and get some rest.
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    Um, they said they had a sore pharynx.
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    They were abnormally tired.
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    The glands in their neck
    and armpits were a little bit swollen.
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    Um, they also
    had a temperature of 100.6°F.
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    Um, decreased appetite
    and white spots on their tonsils,
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    and then they
    had muscle aches and chills.
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    Um, the next day they felt worse, so I
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    took her to the urgent care clinic.
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    When they checked, they pressed
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    on her belly, and said that
    her spleen was enlarged.
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    And they had an idea
    of what might be causing the symptoms.
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    But just to be sure,
    they ordered a blood test
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    for Epstein-Barr virus.
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    The test came back positive,
    and they determined
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    that they had
    what's called "the kissing disease."
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    They ended up feeling much better,
    within a few weeks.
Title:
Case Study Hematology and Immunology PBS
Video Language:
English
Duration:
01:04

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