Infection - Mumps Flashcards
1
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Core Pathophysiology of Mumps
A
2
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Another name of Mumps
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Epidemic Parotitis
3
Q
Causative Organism of Mumps
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Mumps virus “paramyxo virus”
4
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Mode of Infection by Mumps
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- Direct droplet
- Direct contact - contaminated articles “fomites”
5
Q
IP for Mumps
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2 - 3 weeks
6
Q
Infectivity Period by Mumps
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1 day before & 9 days after parotids “swelling disappear”
7
Q
CP of Mumps
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8
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CP of Mumps
- Age
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School age “5 - 15 years”
9
Q
CP of Mumps
- Forms
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10
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CP of Mumps
- Classic CP
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11
Q
Classic CP of Mumps
- Prodorme
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12
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Classic CP of Mumps
- Salivary Gland Involvement
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Parotid (60%) + Submandibular & sublingual
13
Q
Characters of parotic gland swelling
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14
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Characters of parotic gland swelling
- Site
- Extension
- Pain
- Lymphatic Obstruction
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15
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Complications of Mumps
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16
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Coplications of Mumps
- Most Common
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Aseptic meningitis
17
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Coplications of Mumps
- Most Dangerous
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Orchitis → infertility
18
Q
INVx for Mumps
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19
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INVx for Mumps
- CBC
- Culture
- Serology
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20
Q
DDx of Mumps
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21
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Prevention of Mumps
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22
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Prevention of Mumps
- Active
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Mumps vaccine - MMR “given at 12 months”
23
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Prevention of Mumps
- Passive
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24
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TTT of Mumps
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