1. The treatment for tularemia can cause aplastic anemia.

2. A hunter may get tularemia , or rabbit fever, when he handles an infected rabbit or squirrel.

3. Allen noted that tularemia infections contracted though the skin are generally less serious to an indiidual.

4. For a diagnosis of tularemia you need a fourfold increase in serum antibody levels.

5. Tularemia initially presents with a rash or ulcer near the infection site.

6. This tick is a vector for several human diseases, including Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tularemia.

7. Direct contact with the skin, flesh (raw or not thoroughly cooked), saliva, or other bodily fluids of domestic or wild animals. Examples are rabies, plague, anthrax, tularemia, and trichinosis .