Routine lab findings are non-specific and may include peripheral leukocytosis, respiratory alkalosis followed by respiratory acidosis, albuminuria, and pyuria. The lumbar puncture may show lymphocytic pleocytosis, CSF protein-elevation, and normal glucose concentration. Serology is useful in assessing the serostatus in immunized humans and animals as it is difficult to document the neutralizing antibody response via immunofluorescence because mostly death occurs prior to mounting a response. Serologic<unk>  include reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), viral culture, immunofluorescence staining, indirect immunofluorescence, direct fluorescent antibody<unk> (dFA) and virus neutralization assays.
Rabies laboratory tests
Dengue fever laboratory tests
Yellow fever laboratory tests
Psittacosis laboratory tests
Chikungunya physical examination
Dengue fever physical examination
Bourbon virus infection physical examination
Typhoid fever physical examination