The physical findings of<unk>  infection depend on the mode of<unk>  exposure in the patient (cutaneous, ingestion, inhalation, injection). Common findings associated with cutaneous<unk>  infection include fever, tachycardia, skin rash with formation of a typical scar, edema and lymphadenopathy; with gastrointestinal<unk>  infection include fever, tachycardia, mucosal ulcer and edema in case of oropharyngeal lesion and edema and pallor in more severe cases; with inhalation<unk>  infection includes: fever, tachycardia, bradypnea in severe cases, pallor, cyanosis and decreased heart and lung sounds in the presence of pleural effusion; and with<unk>  infection due to injection include fever, typical skin scar at the site of injection, edema and subcutaneous and/or muscular abscess.
Anthrax physical examination
Typhus physical examination
Pharyngitis physical examination
Laryngitis physical examination
Rhinitis physical examination
Influenza physical examination
Kyphosis physical examination
Phlegmon physical examination