I worked from several other lists and came up with what's on the slide. We have a lot of patients who die with pneumonia. It's about 40,000 a year, but I have to say I never, never see a young previously healthy adult die of pneumonia in the year 2000. It doesn't happen. So if that did happen, I would be very worried.
Summer flu is self-explanatory.
Toxic shock syndrome, Neisseria meningitides, meningitis or bacteremia, Rocky Mountain spotted fever. The list is short. By and large, healthy people do not get critically ill fast. The wide media stannum, of course, specifically suggests inhalation anthrax. The rash of smallpox can only be confused with chicken pox.