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Minkoff:
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And she was upset also.
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.I mean.
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.she was.
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I’m
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sure she didn’t.
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.she wasn’t expecting this as well.
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Det. Sudler:
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Did she have any umm.
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.uh.
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.I guess Dr. Johnson
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relayed to you that she appeared to be septic. Is
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there any uh..
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you know.
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for lack of a medical
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background.
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.what would that appear on a person? How would you know that somebody would be septic let’s say or.. .you know...?
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Minkoff:
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Probably the.
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.I mean.
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.probably she.
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.she thought
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the same thing I did.
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that if you have somebody
here who’s.. .looks ill.. .who’s pale... .is
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dehydrated.. .who in one day went downhill very
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quickly.
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.umm.. .who’s got these bruises on her that umm.. .you’re dealing with somebody who’s sick.
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Minkoff:
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Or if.. .if it’s an infectious cause, septic....
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Det. Sudler:
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Okay. Alright. Are there any diseases that.. .that
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mimic this...ail of these symptoms or...or.. .you
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know.
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that would be narrowed down to one type of
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thing?
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Minkoff:
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Well, there’s a virus like Ebola.
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.you know...
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Minkoff:
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You’ve heard this epidemic in Africa. And these
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sorts of things.
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.hemorrhage.
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they’re called
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hemorrhagic viruses or bacterial diseases that
cause.. .where you get a lot of bacteria in the
blood. Umm.. .usually over.. .I.. .I’ve had...I
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used to be in pediatric practice.
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.uh.. .and I
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could see a kid in the office that had a fever
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