Medical Dictionary
Colorado tick fever
noun Col·o·ra·do tick fever \ˌkäl-ə-ˈrad-(ˌ)ō-, -ˈräd-\
Medical Definition of COLORADO TICK FEVER
: a mild disease of the western United States and western Canada that is characterized by intermittent fever, malaise, headaches, myalgia, and the absence of a rash and is caused by a reovirus (species Colorado tick fever virus of the genus Coltivirus) transmitted by the Rocky Mountain wood tick
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