The differential diagnosis of<unk>  includes a wide range of infectious and non-infectious conditions. Depending on the mode of<unk>  exposure in the patient (cutaneous, ingestion, inhalation or injection), there will be different forms of the disease. A history of exposure to contaminated animal materials, occupational exposure, and living in an endemic area, is crucial when considering the diagnosis of<unk> . Additional tests to isolate Bacillus<unk> is are required to differentiate<unk>  from other diagnoses, thereby confirming the correct etiologic agent.
Anthrax differential diagnosis
Anthrax risk factors
Babesiosis differential diagnosis
Typhus differential diagnosis
Tularemia differential diagnosis
Typhus laboratory findings
Strep throat differential diagnosis
Swine influenza differential diagnosis