Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion A patient was admitted to the emergency room with fever that the patient have had for the past week. Analysis of immunoglobins and their levels indicated the following: High levels of IgG, high levels of IgA, Maternal IgM, and high levels of IgE. The patients fever is continuing to increase what action do you take and why?

Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion A patient was admitted to the emergency room with fever that the patient have had for the past week. Analysis of immunoglobins and their levels indicated the following: High levels of IgG, high levels of IgA, Maternal IgM, and high levels of IgE. The patients fever is continuing to increase what action do you take and why?

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Chapter14: Allergy: An Overview

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