31 January 2022
: Case report 
Case Report: Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever with Adrenalectomy and a Hard-to-Find Tick
Rare disease
Chenxuan Zhou1BCDEF*, Pace Woods1ABCD, Andrew Abouzeid2BCD, Michelle N. Brooks2EGDOI: 10.12659/AJCR.934505
Am J Case Rep 2022; 23:e934505
Table 1. Vital signs and urinalysis from patient on admission.
| Ht 155cm | Wt 72 Kg | BMI 30 | T 36.5°C | BP 120/84 mmHg | HR 84 | RR 16 | SpO2 96% |
| Color | Yellow | ||||||
| Transparency | Clear | ||||||
| Protein | Negative | ||||||
| Leukocyte | Negative | ||||||
| Nitrite | Negative | ||||||
| Blood | Negative | ||||||
| Glucose | Negative | ||||||
| Ketone | Trace | ||||||
| pH | 5.0 | ||||||
| Specific gravity | 1.008 | ||||||
| Bilirubin | Negative | ||||||
| Urobilinogen | <2.0 mg/dL | ||||||
| RBC/HPF | 4/HPF | ||||||
| WBC/HPF | 7/HPF | ||||||
| Bacteria/HPF | Few | ||||||
| Budding yeast/HPF | Negative | ||||||
| Squamous epithelial/HPF | 10/HPF | ||||||
| Ht – height; wt – weight; BMI – body mass index; T – temperature; BP – blood pressure; HR – heart rate; RR – respiratory rate; SpO – oxygen saturation. | |||||||