INFECTIOUS DISEASE Flashcards

1
Q

Cause of Varicella (chknpox)?

A

Varicella zoster virus

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2
Q

isolation precautions for Varicella?

A

contact/airborne

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3
Q

Varicella manifestations?

A

Rash on trunk, macule to crusty vesicles & pruritic

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4
Q

Varicella treatment?

A

PO Acyclovir (shorten duration), Supportive (baths, antihistamines)

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5
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Can you take Aspirin w/ Varicella?

A

NO
Reyes

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6
Q

What causes Rubella (german/3-day)

A

Rubeola (virus)

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7
Q

Manifestations of Rubella?

A

Sore throat, swollen lympth nodes
Fine light pink maculopapular rash face to chest (!!)

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8
Q

isolation precautions for Rubella?

A

Droplet & contact

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9
Q

Treatment/care for Rubella?

A

Supportive care (antipyretics)
Education on isolation while active

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10
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whats the active period for rubella?

A

1 week after the rash starts

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11
Q

most common diagnosed age for rubella & why?

A

@ 6 months bc unvaccinated

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12
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Cause of Rubeola (Measles)?

A

Morbillivirus (virus)

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13
Q

S/sx of Rubeola??

A

conjunctivitis
high fever (105)
Koplik spots
facial rash

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14
Q

when do Koplik spots appear?

A

24-48hr before face rash

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15
Q

which measles if worse?

A

German/3day (pink rash on trunk)

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16
Q

what do Koplik spots look like?

A

blue-ish white dots on red mucousa often in mouth

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17
Q

what type of patients can’t recieve the varicella vaccine?

A

chemotherapy & known allergy
bc varicella is live

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18
Q

which vaccines contain live virus?

A

MMR, Rotavirus & Varicella

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19
Q

common side effect of immunizations?

A

injection site redness, tenderness
low grade fever
drowsiness
increased fusiness

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20
Q

what would NOT be an expected side effect of immunizations?

A

wheezing (anaphylaxis)

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21
Q

what infection doesnt require droplet/contact isolations?

A

Varicella (airborne)

22
Q

which infections require droplet/contact isolations?

A

S: scarlett fever
H: HiB
R: Rubella (g)
I: Influenza
M: Mumps
P: Pertussis
P: Pneumococcal

23
Q

for which diseases can’t you give aspirin?

A

Varicella
Influenza

24
Q

which 2 conditions are caused by a virus?

A

Polio & varicella

25
Q

Cause of Haemophilus influenza B? (HiB)

A

type B bacteria

26
Q

s/sx of Hib?

A

upper respiratory infection
otitis media
sinusitis

27
Q

how do you treat HiB

A

Abx (cepholosporins)
cefotaxime/ceftriaxone

28
Q

s/sx of influenza?

A

high fever
myalgia
HA
sore throat

29
Q

treatment for flu?

A

antipyretics
NO aspirin

30
Q

cause of Mumps?

A

Paramyxovirus

31
Q

s/sx of mumps?

A

MILD fever
malaise
anorexia
ear pain
enlarged parotid glands

32
Q

cause of pertussis?

A

Bordetella pertussis bacteria

33
Q

s/sx of pertussis?

A

Whooping cough (DRY)
can cause apnea in infants

34
Q

monitor what w/ pertussis?

A

airway & O2

35
Q

treatment for pertussis?

36
Q

cause of tetanus?

A

Clostridium tetani in cut/wound

37
Q

s/sx of tetanus?

A

HA
stiff neck
Jaw muscle spasms
Can lead to seizures

38
Q

treatment for tetanus?

A

Abx
surgical debridement
tetanus Ig

39
Q

cause of scarlet fever?

A

group A beta hemolytic streptococci

40
Q

when does scarlet fever often occur?

A

following pharyngeal infection
w/ GAS (group A strep)

41
Q

s/sx scarlet fever?

A

acute fever
sore throat
sandpaper like rash (12-48 hr after onset)
red strawberry tongue
fingertips peel

42
Q

treatment for scarlet fever?

43
Q

cause of pneumococcal?

A

streptococcus pneumonia bacteria

44
Q

s/sx of pneumococcal?

A

upper resp infection
high fever
pleuritic chest pain (stabbing pain worse on inhale)
cough/chills (cough up blood)

45
Q

treatment for pneumococcal?

A

Abx (penicillin)
supportive care

46
Q

what causes mononucleosis?

A

epstein barr virus

47
Q

s/sx of mononucleosis?

A

fever
lymphadenopathy
fatigue
anemia
pharyngitis

48
Q

long term sequelae of mono?

A

Hepatosplenomegaly

49
Q

edu w/ mono?

A

No contact sports for 2 years - spleen rupture risk

50
Q

treatment for mono?

A

bedrest
may give steroids if resp issues