Rashes Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

A child presenting with a maculopapular rash, strawberry tongue and fever for 5 days suggests what

A

Kawasaki disease

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2
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What blood tests indicate kawasaki disease?

A

inc WBC, platelets, ESR and CRP

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3
Q

How should kawasaki disease be investigated ?

A

ECHO

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4
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How should kawasaki disease be managed?

A

IVIG and aspirn

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5
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How does IgA vasculitis present?

A

purpura
arthralgia
abdominal pain
haematuria

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6
Q

How long after a virus does IgA vasculitis present?

A

1-2wks

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7
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How is IgA vasculitis managed?

A

supportively with paracetamol and NSAIDs

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8
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What is the prognosis for IgA vasculitis?

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A third of patients have a recurrence of the disease within 6 months. 1% of patients will go on to develop end stage renal failure.

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9
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How does scarlet fever present?

A

initial sore throat + fever
then rough, sandpaper rash
strawberry tongue

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10
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What causes scarlet fever?

A

group a strep eg strep pyogenes

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11
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How is scarlet fever managed?

A

10 days of phenoxymethlypenicillin

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12
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How does measles present?

A

fever
white spots in mouth
cough
maculopapular rash spreading down

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13
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How long should a child with measles be off school for?

A

until 5 days after the rash starts

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14
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How does rubella present?

A

maculopapular rash spreading downwards

fever

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15
Q

Who is seriously affected by rubella?

A

congenital

if <10wks can cause deafness and deformity

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16
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What is ITP?

A

immune thrombocytopaenic purpura

autoimmune destruction of platelets
post-viral in children, chronic in adults

17
Q

How does ITP present?

A

petechiae + purpura
bruising
epistaxis

18
Q

What causes roseola infantum?

A

human herpes 6 virus

19
Q

How does roseola infantum present?

A

child under 2 with a high fever and generalised rash

20
Q

What causes slapped cheek syndrome?

21
Q

How does slapped cheek syndrome present?

A

fever, malaise, erythema on cheeks

22
Q

if a pregnant woman <20wks is exposed to chicken pox how should she be managed?

A

give immediate immunoglobulin

23
Q

if a pregnant woman >20wks is exposed to chicken pox how should she be managed?

A

give immunoglobulin or antiviral in 7-10 days if not immune

24
Q

Manage a woman >20wks in pregnancy who is exposed to chickenpox and then develops a rash

A

oral aciclovir