years-old plumber became ill acutely. Chills, t-39, 8$^circ$C, severe headache, vomiting and muscle pain appeared. He didnt visit the doctors. The state worsened. Hyperemia of face, injecting of the sclera vessels, herpes with hemorrhagic maintenance on the lips and nose bleeding appeared. Skin and scleras became yellowish, urine color was of strong tea, diuresis was 200 ml. Acholia was not presented. What is a probable source of infection?

GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY

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years-old plumber became ill acutely. Chills, t-39, 8

A	Person-carrier
B	Cat
C	Person-convalescent
D	Rat
E	Ticks, which are characterized by transovarial transmission

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GENERALISED LYMPHADENOPATHY