ID

Question 1

Itchy Rash - initially Macular then papular then vesicular erputions

Answer 1

Chicken Pox

Question 2

Fever, malaise, muscular pain and related to Pain on eating - parotitis (unilateral then becomes bilateral)

Answer 2

Mumps

Question 3

5yo girl with Conjunctivitis and fever. Then you get a maculopapular rash developing behind the ears to the whole body - becomes blotchy and confluent

Answer 3

Measles

Question 4

What’s 2 other names for erythema infectiosum?

Answer 4

Fifth disease or slapped cheek syndrome

Question 5

Pink maculopapular rash that begins on the face and spreads to whole body. Fades by the 3-5th day. Associated with suboccipital and post-auricular lymphadenopathy

Answer 5

Rubella

Question 6

Slapped cheek rash is caused by which virus _____

Answer 6

Parovirus B19

Question 7

Scarlet fever occurs in response to

Answer 7

Reaction to erythrogenic toxins produced by Group A haemolytic streptococci

Question 8

Vesicles in the mouth and on the palms and sole of the feet

Answer 8

Hand foot and mouth disease

Question 9

Hand foot and mouth disease is caused by _____

Answer 9

Coxsackie A16

Question 10

Fine punctate erythema sparing face rash. Following tonsilittis - and possibly with a strawberry tongue

Answer 10

Scarlet fever

Question 11

Kawasaki disease criteria: Warm CREAM

Answer 11

Fever >39 degrees
Conjunctivitis (Bilateral)
Rash (maculopapular)
Erythematous feets and hands - which can peel later
Adenopathy
Mucosal involvement (Red tongue, red lips)

Question 12

Rash starting on face and spreading to body. Mucosal rash with white spots

Answer 12

Measles (Koplik spots in mouth)

Question 13

Meningism with non-blanching rash

Answer 13

meningicoccal septicaemia

Question 14

Herald patch rash on back following by christmas tree rash on the back

Answer 14

Pityriasis Rosea

Question 15

How long do you advise in response to measles vaccination?

Answer 15

3months between the vaccination. 1 month is adequate if the child is above 10 years

Question 16

Scabies should be treated with _____

Answer 16

Permethrin 5% or malathion 0.5%

Question 17

Haemorrhagic gastroenteritis associated with haemolytic anaemia and raised urea is due to ___-

Answer 17

E. Coli

Question 18

Triad of Haemolytic Uraemic syndrome is ______ and is caused by

Answer 18

1. haemolytic anaemia
2. Renal failure (raised Urea)
3. thrombocytopenia

Caused by E. Coli

Question 19

MMR is given in Aus at ____ and ____

Answer 19

12 months and 18 months

Question 20

Fever followed later by rash

Answer 20

Roseola Infantum

Question 21

Roseola Infantum is caused by

Answer 21

HHV 6 - Human herpes virus 6

Question 22

Management of acute kawasaki disease?

Answer 22

High dose aspirin for 2 weeks (or till febrile) and

Immunoglobulin within 10d onset of fever

Question 23

Intraventricular haemorrhage is most commonly associated with the development of _________ cerebral palsy due to the anatomical proximity of the _______.

Answer 23

Spastic diplegic cerebral palsy due to the anatomical proximity of the corticospinal tracts