Bubonic Plague

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Bubonic Plague Bubonic plague is one of the three types of plague caused by bacterium Yersinia pestis. Bubonic plague is spread by infected fleas living on small animals. It is specific in its infection of lymph nodes, that become extremely swollen.

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Symptoms

Main article: Symptom

Symptom	Probability	Seriousness
Y. Pestis - Bubonic Form	100	Serious
Swollen Lymph Nodes	80	Low
Chills	70	Low
Fever	70	Medium
Headache	70	Low
Vomiting	70	Medium
Cramps	70	Medium
High Fever	70	Serious
Malaise	70	Low
Breathing Problems	70	Medium
Bacteremia	70	Serious
Dehydration	70	Serious

Complications

Symptom	Probability
Septic Shock	If Bubonic Plague isn't treated within 12-24 hours this could happen.
Septic Shock	If Bacteremia isn't treated within 6-24 hours this could happen.
Exhaustion	If High Fever isn't treated within 2-8 hours this could happen.
Exhaustion	If Dehydration isn't treated within 1-24 hours this could happen.

Examinations

Main article: Examination

• Biopsy
• Interview
• Neck Palpation
• Physical Examination
• Temperature
• Chest Auscultation
• Blood Test/ICU Blood Analysis
• Microbial Cultivation

Treatments

Main article: Treatment

• Intravenous Doxycycline
• NSAIDs
• Antipyretics
• Analgesics
• Rest
• Bronchodilators
• Intravenous Doxycycline
• IV Antibiotics
• Rehydration