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The patient comes to you with deadly smile on the face. This smile is called as risus sardonicus. A continuous smile on face should give you clue to the diagnosis. Shortly the patient starts to give classical seizures. The seizures are evoked by light or the sound also. If you are able to keep him alive for three weeks, he will recover. In this disease very minute amount of tetanus toxin is fixed in the nervous system.
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Does medicare pay for tetnus vaccine cpt code 90703?
Only if they have the disease
What is HPV tetnus and malaria?
HPV is a virus that causes various types of warts. Tetanus is a bacteria that causes a disease that affects the muscles. And malaria is a disease carried by mosquitoes.
What part of the body do you have a tetnus injections?
arm
How did Walter raliehg die?
He died of tetnus
Where on your body to you have a tetnus jab?
in your arm dosent hurt
How long are tetnus shots good for?
10 years
Do you need a tetnus shot when getting stabbed by a pen?
yes
What is the morality rate of tetnus?
Mortality rate of tetanus is 48% - 73%.
What diseases do you get through a break in your skin?
If you break it enough for blood to come out you can get a blood disease like HIV. Also if you break it with something rusty or dirty there's tetnus. I know there are a TON more but those are just the one's I know about.
Are horses common carriers of tetnus?
The tetnus bacteria is in their manure so they are exposed much of the time. It is essential that the horse is kept current on his vaccinations. Manure must be cleaned daily and put in a place away from the horse.
What is the most common form of the condition is characterized by a locked jaw or stiff neck?
Tetnus
What part of you body is your tetnus given?
I was givin mine in my arm, but they asked me if I wanted it in my leg.
