CRP and Increased total leukocyte count: The highest fever observed in our study was 102°F (38.8°C), despite high levels of inflammation as observed by CRP and leukocytosis the febrile response had a roof limit, a finding mirrored in a study by Lofmark who also noted a maximum observed fever of 102.2°F (39.0°C) which was also limited by time as well usually lasting less than a week with majority having fever after day 1 and before day 5 [12] which also matched our findings as 14 of the 18 who had fever had it between day 2 and day 5.