Symptoms of exposure to viral hemorrhagic fever

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When evaluating for signs and symptoms of exposure to a viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF), which of the following may be indicative of this condition? Patient with fever, fatigue, and cough treated with success after one injection of antibiotic Multiple patients with hypertension and fever Patients complaining of skin burning with obvious signs of skin blisters Multiple patients with multiple organ involvement showing signs and symptoms after an incubation period and leading to death in some cases.

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