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. 2022 Jun 3;7(2):135–139. doi: 10.3138/jammi-2020-0015

Table 1:

When to suspect tularemia infection

Outdoor activities with exposure to wild animals, especially rodents and small mammals

Bite from an infected tick, deerfly, or other insects

Exposure to animals that may have been ill or died within 21 days of acquisition

Recent acquisition or exposure to small mammal pets, including rodents, hares, or rabbits

Consuming undercooked wild game

Drinking well water in areas of no chlorination and possible contamination with dead rodents

Laboratory employee involved in handling tularemia specimens