Peads: Infectious... Flashcards

1
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Herpes viruses-enveloped DNA Viruses

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-alpha
Beta
Gamma
-establishes

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2
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Clinical diagnosis of:
HSV 1 and HSV 2

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HSV 1
- congenital
- Close contact with someone shedding virus , e.g saliva through kissing

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3
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Understand the complications of HSV.

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Typical
-primary lesion look
-reactivation
-genital herpes

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4
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VZV-chicken pox

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  • clinical presentation
  • Reactivation
    -How to diagnose
    Good descriptions in coovadia
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5
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EBV
NB cause of cancer
Lymphoma

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-have it forever
- other dis

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6
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CMV
Deafnessness
Congenital cause
adults: multisystem disease

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-typical owl cells

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7
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12 months old
present with fever
fever gets better
child gets better
rash on trunk

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herpes virus 6 and 7

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8
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HH6/7
nb-FIBLE ILLNESS IN CHILDDREN

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9
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Pityriasis Rosea

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chrismas tree distribution
-reactivation of HHV 6 and 7

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10
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5 years old
3 days history of headache, fever and sore throat .

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parvovirus B 19 (Nb who has a problem when they get it
-pregnant women
- children with sickle cell
children with immunodeficence such as HIV
-
NB diagnosis

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11
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2 year old boy
well in the morning
acutely ill shocked
rash speading quickly
petichia and purpura

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Mening

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12
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8 year old
2 days sore throat
Rash
Feels rough like sunbearn

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Scarlet fever
strawberry tongue 3 types
- white tongue
-red strawberry
-recovery-papillae very prominent: difficult to see

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13
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2 years old boy
-1 week ago: fever,irritable and conjuctivitis
- enlarged cervical LN dry cracked lips and rash on trunk
- fever has connued and now has some peeling on the skin,hnands and feet

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Kawasaki fever
aneurysm:location where it can be felt

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14
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4 year old boy
fever: 4 days
-cough,coryza,conjunctivitis and rashes
rash beagn on face then spread over whole body

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Measles
Mouth: white spots on the buccal mucosa
- 3 categories of mucosa
- Know the complications

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15
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R0

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the no. of people one sick person can infect

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16
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Rubella
-NB differential diagnossis-measles

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symptoms lasts about 2-3 days
rash descending
- Rubeola vs Rubella vs Rosea infantum

17
Q

8 year old girl
fever,headache,tummy pain

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MIS-C
- Prior to covid: kawasaki-IDIG treaments (18-19 months-just cry) vs MISC-streoids management(tummy aches,severe headache:,dillerium) age is used
- post-inflammatory response which is caused by?

18
Q

Fever and rashes
- onset
-evolution
-associated symptoms
- prior treatment

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table in Coovadia

19
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Mumps
-clinical diagnosis
-parotid is the one swollen vs the lympth node vs other salivary glands that can be affected : pushes the earlobe
NB cause:aspectic meningitis

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  • spreads respiratory droplets ,formities and diraect contact
  • humans: only incubator
    -sever complication:infertility
    -Boys vs girls(pain-ovaries… : symptoms
20
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Vaccine

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-never had mumps vs infected(or in children)

21
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Non -Poli Enteroviruses (Nb IN PEADS)

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Nb cause: Meningitis)
NB slide

22
Q

molecular features of eneteroviruses
-septic vs aseptic

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23
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Parechovirus

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Normal:

24
Q

Molluscum contagiosum

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25
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soil-transmitted helminths

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26
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No symptoms when the presents

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