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1 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Community Medicine, GVP IHC & MT, Visakhapatnam, AP 2 District Epidemiologist, IDSP O/o: DM & HO, Kadapa Email: msraju49@gmail.com Abstract Acute fevers mentioned in the core conditions of the Integrated Diseases Surveillance Project (IDSP) i.e. Malaria, Dengue, ARI and typhoid are under regular surveillance in Kadapa district. Generally in any given year ten to eleven percent of the total out patients’ attendance consists of fevers. The medical officer is expected to examine the patients and make presumptive diagnosis basing on the clinical findings and advise the clinical laboratory tests for confirmation of diagnosis. The laboratories tests are basic in nature, conducted at the PHC level i.e. blood smear examination for malaria parasite, serological tests for rapid diagnosis of Dengue, Typhoid etc. Fevers were analyzed month wise, year wise and found that18 to 20 percent of the fevers did not show positive for basic tests conducted at PHC like blood smear examination for Malaria, Typhoid dot for enteric fevers, Rapid diagnostic tests for dengue etc and remain as ( 2)

Incidence of Acute Undifferentiated Fevers – Kadapa District- Analytical Study