Relative bradycardia is uncommon in:
(A) Brucellosis (B) Typhoid (C) Malaria (D) Factitious fever
(C) Ans. C. MalariaRelative bradycardia at the peak of high fever is the early findings in <50% cases of typhoid.The presentation of Brucellosis often fits three patterns, among one febrile illness that resembles to thyroid, but it is less severe. Relative bradycardia seen in this case.In malaria relative bradycardia is uncommon.