Enteric Fever
the correct designation of what is usually called typhoid fever.
ENTERITIS (-ī'tis), inflammation of the small intestines, marked by diarrhœa, pain, aggravated on pressure, quick and strong pulse, with increased tempe chronic, chiefly from obstruction to the temperature. It is very apt to become hepatic circulation, especially by escape of blood from the portal vein. which treats of insects. Insects have