Infectious Rashes Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

erythema infectiousum caused by __

A

parvovirus B19

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2
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slapped check

A

erythema infectiosum

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3
Q

t/f erythema infectiousum has fever

A

true

FEVER + rash

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4
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erythema infectiousum dx

A

clinical

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5
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TX erythema infectiousum

A

supportive

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6
Q

erythema infectiousum f/u

A

if pt has hgb problem (sickle cell etc) can lead to aplastic crisis

also if sick baby around preggo mom can cause hydrops of fetus and fetal death

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7
Q

german measles aka

A

rubella

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8
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measles caused by

A

parvomyxovirus

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9
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measles sx

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Prodrome: cough, coryza, conjunctivitis, koplick spots

  • fever and rash same time
  • rash face spreads down
  • clears face down as well
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10
Q

treatment measles

A

supportive

preventative MMRV

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11
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measles f/u

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can lead to subacute sclerosing panencephalitis

- SSPE sxs occur 6-8 years post initial infxn

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12
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rubella caused by

A

rubella virus

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13
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rubella sx

A

rash face down (like measles)

  • fever and rash
  • prodrome different:
  • generalized, tender lymphadenopathy
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14
Q

rubella tx

A

supportive, dx clinical

ppx mmrv

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15
Q

mom infected rubella

A

torch, congenital defects

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16
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roseola caused by

A

HHV 6 virus

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17
Q

roseola prodrome

A

high spike fever
over 104 degrees
rash occurs after fever breaks

18
Q

roseola rash

A

starts on trunk then spreads outward

19
Q

roseola tx

A
supportive 
treat fever (caution febrile sz) treat with APAP not ASA!
20
Q

roseola tx

A
supportive 
treat fever (caution febrile sz) treat with APAP not ASA!
21
Q

varicella zoster caused by

A

varicella (adult shingles)

kids chicken pox

22
Q

varicella sx

A

rash NO fever

“diffuse rash, vesicles on erythematous base” different stages

23
Q

varicella tx

24
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varicella dx

A

clinical for chicken pox

25
why no longer recommend pox parties?
if you get it as a kid it is elss sever than as an adult however have virus and so can get shingles when older and shingles so NOWWWW MMRV* vax
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shingles sx
burn/ pain predrome prior rash vesicular rash dermatome rash does not pass midline
27
how get shingles?
immunocompromised
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shingles tx
acyclovir can decrease duration (will not cure)
29
tx postherpetic neuralgia pain?
- gabapentin - pregabalin - TCAs
30
shingles vax for?
adults with h/o chix pox and over 60 yrs
31
mumps caused by:
mumps virus
32
typical pt with mumps
pubertal males with parotiditis and orchitis
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mumps dx
clinical
34
mumps tx
supportive
35
mumps ppx
MMRV
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problem with mumps
orchitis can lead to infertility
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HFMD caused by
coxsackie a virus
38
HFMD sx
looks like pox but only on HFM
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HFMD dx
clinical
40
HFMD tx
supportive