Common Diseases Flashcards

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Measles-Rubeola

A

Spread by respiratory droplets

Prodrome: cough, fever, conjunctivitis, rhinitis 1 wk before rash

Maculopapular rash (confluent)

Begins on face spreads to the trunk

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Measles-Rubeola

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Koplik spots

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Koplik spots

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Spots found on buccaneers mucosa

Pathognomonic for Measles-Rubeola

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4
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Complications of Measles-Rubeola

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Otitis media

pneumonia

encephalitis

infection during pregnancy causes fetal defect

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5
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Measles-Rubeola

Treatment

A
  1. Prevent with live virus vaccine

2. Treat with high dose of vitamin A

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6
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German Measles Rubella

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Spread by respiratory droplets

Prodrome: fever, malaise, headache, URI

Maculopapular rash –> pinpoint

Begins on face, spreads to trunk

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7
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German Measles Rubella

Complications

A

Arthralgia

Arthritis

Infection during 1st trimester can cause congenital defect

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8
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German Measles Rubella

Treatment

A

Prevention with live vaccine

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9
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Kawasaki Disease

A

Acute, multi system vasculitis

Unknown origin

Major cause of acquired heart disease in children

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Kawasaki disease

S/s

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  1. Fever of unknown origin greater than 5 days
  2. Bilateral conjunctiva infection
  3. Oral cavity erythema (strawberry tongue)
  4. Cervical lymphadenopathy
  5. Polymorphous exanthema w/vesicles or crusts (morphing rash)
  6. Peripheral extremity edema and desquamation (skin is falling off)
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11
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Kawasaki disease

Treatment

A

IV immune globulin and aspiring

Supportive

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12
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Rocky Mountain spotted fever

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Tick borne, possibly fatal

Rickettsial reckettsil

Onset 6-8 days after tick bit

Acute fever, severe headache, myalgia, vomiting and petechial rash

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13
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Rocky Mountain spotted fever caused by

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Rickettsia reckettsil

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14
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Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

Progression of disease

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Rash starts on wrists and ankles spreads t palms and soles

Suspect in travelers, different rash than Lymes disease

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15
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Rocky Mountain Spotty Fever

Treatment

A

Doxycycline

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Lyme Disease

A

Tick borne

Affects many organ systems

Bullseye lesion

Doesn’t come on as fast as Rocky Mountain spotted fever

17
Q

Stages of Lyme and cause

A

Borrellia burgdorferi

  1. Erythema migrans - bullseye lesions, flu symptoms
  2. Cardiac and neurological problems
  3. Arthritis and chronic neuro problems
18
Q

Lyme disease

A

Doxycycline and amoxicillin

19
Q

Black widow spider bite

A

Systemic disease due to neurotoxin

Mild erythema and swelling at site of bite

Systemic symptoms are worse than what skin looks like

20
Q

Black widow spider bite complications (7)

A

Abdominal pain

Muscle cramping

HTN

N/v

Weakness

Tremors

Potential paralysis

21
Q

Black widow spider bite treatment

A

Antivenin

Muscle relaxants

Pain control

22
Q

Brown recluse spider bite

A

Burning, stinging

Possible local ischemia

Like a burn at the site

23
Q

S/s of Brown Recluse spider bite

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Fever

Chills

N/v

Weakness

Joint pain

24
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Brown recluse spider bite

A

Supportive care

Cool dressing

25
Q

Adrogenic alopecia

A

Male pattern hair loss

Usually at temples and at top and back

Ludwig is the female version

26
Q

Androgenic alopecia treatment

A

Rogaine (topical)

Prospects (oral)

Hair transplant