Infection - Rubella Flashcards
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Core Pathophysiology of Rubella
Another Name of Rubella
- German Measles
- 3 Days Measles
Causative Organism of Rubella
Rubella virus
Mode of Infection by Rubella
Direct droplet
IP of Rubella
2 - 3 weeks
Infectivity Period for Rubella
- 7 days before & 5 days after the appearance of rash
- Immunity is solid & life long
CP of Rubella
CP of Rubella
- Prodorme
CP of Rubella
- Enanthema
None or faint red spots on palate
CP of Rubella
- Exanthema
Exanthema in Rubella
- Relation to Fever
Exanthema in Rubella
- Charcaters
- 1st day - morbilliform
- 2nd day → scarlatiniform
Exanthema in Rubella
- Spreasding
Face → Legs “in 1 - 2 days”
Exanthema in Rubella
- Lasts
3 days then desquamates
Diagnostic Features of Rubella
Suboccipital & posterior auricular lymphadenopathy
Complications of Rubella
Complications of Rubella
- CRS
Complications of Rubella
- Encephalitis
Complications of Rubella
- TTP
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Complications of Rubella
- Arthritis
Adult female - small joints
INVx for Rubella
DDx for Rubella
Viral exanthematous fever
Prevention of Rubella
TTT of Rubella
Supportive: As scheme “Nonspecific”