Exanthems Flashcards

1
Q

Hand foot and mouth disease can be caused by coxsackie A, B , echovirus

A

True

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2
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HFMD most common in spring and winter

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False - summer and autumn

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3
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HFMD coxsackie A16 and A10 are major causes of outbreaks

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True

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4
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Coxsackie A6 can frequently affect adults in summer

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False - winter

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5
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Complications of HFMD

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Onychomadesis
Delayed acral desquamation
Cardiopulmonary and neurologic complications 
Encephalitis 
Meningitis 
Death
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6
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Measles is caused by which virus

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Paramyxoviridae family - RNA virus

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7
Q

Classic prodrome of measles

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Cough
Coryzal symp
Conjunctivitis
Koplik spots
Cephalocaudal spread of exanthem
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8
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Treatment for measles

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Supportive cares
No specific viral therapy
High dose vitamin A 200,000U if >12 mo
100 000 if 6-11mo
50 000 if <6 mo
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9
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Complications of measles

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Otitis
Pneumonia
Encephalitis
Myocarditis

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10
Q

Which enanthem occurs with Rubella

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Forscheimer spots

—> erythematous petechial macules may be present on the soft palate

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11
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T/F Rubella is caused by togaviridiae virus

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True

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12
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What does congenital rubella syndrome comprise?

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Cataracts, 
Deafness
Congenital heart defects (PDA, VSD)
Blueberry muffin syndrome
CNS abnormalities (microcephalic, developmental delay)
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13
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During the viraemic period of parvovirus B19, reticulocytopaenia occurs for 7-10 days

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True

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14
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What is the risk of foetal loss (due to hydrops fetalis) with parvovirus B19

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2-6%

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15
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Roseola infantum appears as a generalised rash on the trunk as the fever breaks

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True

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16
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Features of Roseola

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  • oedematous eyelids
  • rose pink macules and papules over trunk, neck , proximal extremities and sometimes face
  • halo/clearing around individual lesions
  • bulging anterior fontanelle in babies
  • ENANTHEM: Nagayama spots (red papules on the soft palate and uvula)
17
Q

UNILATERAL LATEROTHORACIC EXANTHEM due to:

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Spiroplasma, parvovirus B19, EBV noted in individual cases

18
Q

Unilateral laterothoracic exanthem most commonly affects the inguinal area

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False, axilla

19
Q

Unilateral laterothoracic exanthem is usually morbilliform or eczematous in nature

A

True

20
Q

Gianotti crosti begins very gradually with polymorphous pink red , oedematous papules

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False - abrupt with monomorphous lesions

21
Q

Gianotti Crosti syndrome is asymmetrically distributed over the face , buttocks, extensor surfaces of the extremities

A

False - symmetrical

22
Q

Gianotti Crosti can sometimes be limited to the face

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True