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Causative Agent: Red eye with purulent discharge,Tense edema of the eyelids, CHEMOSIS

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N. gonorrhea

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DOC: Red eye with purulent discharge,Tense edema of the eyelids, CHEMOSIS

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Ceftriaxone`

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Causative Agent: Mild to severe swelling of the eyelids, with COPIOUS purulent discharge

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Chlamydia trachomatis

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DOC: Mild to severe swelling of the eyelids, with COPIOUS purulent discharge

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Erythromycin

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Causative Agent: Erythema of eyelids, PANNUS FORMATION, ENDOPTHALMITITS

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Pseudmonoas a.

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DOC: Erythema of eyelids, PANNUS FORMATION, ENDOPTHALMITITS

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Gentamicin

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Conjunctivitis, Thin exudate

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Adeonovirus

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Conjunctivitis, Presence of pus

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Staph

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Conjunctivitis, INCLUSION BODY in scrapings, INTURNED EYE LASHES, Corneal scarring

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Chlamydia

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Causative agent: Stye

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Staph Aureus

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Bilateral lid swelling, + eosinophils, muscle pain

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Trichinella

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Unilateral inflammation at bite site of eye or mouth, Hx of travel to Mexico or South America

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Trypanosoma

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DOC: Cestodes (Flatworm)

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Praziquantel

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14
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DOC: Echinococcus granulosus

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Albendazole

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15
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DOC: Trematodes (Flukes)

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Praziquantel

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DOC: Ascariasis, Ancylostoma, Necator, Capillaria

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Albendazole

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17
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DOC: Trichuris

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Mebendazole

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18
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DOC: Enterobius

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Pyrantel Pamoate

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19
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DOC: Strongyloides

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Ivermectin (Forever Strong)

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20
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DOC: Filariasis (Wuchereria, Brugi)

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DEC

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21
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DOC: Trichinella

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Thiabendazole

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22
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Retinopathy w/ keratitis in a newborn, Mother has hx of drug abuse

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CMV

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23
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Carbunclosis sec to Staph aureus

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Mupirocin

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Furunclue/ Carbuncle, Face, Neck (up), Axilla

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Staph aureus

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Carbuncle, Neck down, Bath tub

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Pseudomonas

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26
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Inflammation of Sebaceous gland, Teenagaer

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Propionibacterium (acne)

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27
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Vesicular -> Honey crusted -> CATALASE NEGATIVE

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Strep

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28
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Vesicular -> Bullae -> CATALASE POSITIVE

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Staph

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29
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Muttering Delirium

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Thyphoid

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30
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Nikolsky Sign

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Ritter/SSSS, SJ syndrome

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31
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Vesicular lesion + Neurologic pain

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Shigella

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32
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Vesicular lesion + Bullous areas, Denuded areas

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SSSS

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33
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Vesicular lesion + some papules, some crusted

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Varicella

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34
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When is acyclovir given

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Within 24 hours

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35
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IV acyclovir

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Severe dse, immunocomrpmised

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36
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Vaccination of varicella within

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5 days

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37
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Anti VZV Ig given

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Newborns whose mother had varicella 5 days before to 2 days after delivery

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38
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Red raised butterfly rash, dermal pain and rapid spread

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Erisepelas

39
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Inflammed erythematous skin + contact with salt water and oysters

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Vibrio cholera

40
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Burn, Blue green pus

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Pseudomonas

41
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Rose gardeners

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Sporotrichosis

42
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Painless genital ulcer

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LGV, Chlamydia

43
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Elephantiasis

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Filariasis

44
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Granulomatous lesion, draining sinus tract, Dental Procedure

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Actinomycosis

45
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DOC: Actinomycosis

46
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Fish enthusiast

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Mycobacterium marinarum

47
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Subcutaneous swelling of SHOULDER, Sinus tract formations

48
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Granulomatous lesions @ cervical tract, cough

49
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Black Eschar

50
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Target lesion/ Bulls eye

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Lyme disease

51
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Animal bite, cellulitis with lymphadenitis

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Pasteurella

52
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Cat bite or scratches

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Bartonella

53
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Shallow puncture, tsinelas, rubber shoes

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Pseudomonas

54
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Surgical wound clean or dirty

55
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Trauma

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Clostridium

56
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AOM, red bulging TM

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Pneumococcus

57
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Sinusitis

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Pneumococcus

58
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Common cold

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Rhinovirus

59
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Pharyngoconjunctival fever

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Adenovirus

60
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Grey membrane at pharynx, bull neck appearance

61
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Mainstay therapy in diptheria

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Specific antitoxin

62
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Treatment of Diptheria

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Aqueous penicillin, erythromycin

63
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Sorethroat: Inflamed tonsils/ Pharynx

64
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White papules with red base at pharynx and posterior palate

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Herpangina (Coxsackie virus)

65
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Purulent tonsils, Lymphadenopathy, Splenomegaly, Teenagers

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Infectious mononucelosis

66
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Sorethroat: Skin has goose pimple appearance -> desquamates

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Scarlet fever

67
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Infectious arthritis: Sexually promiscuous

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N. gonorrhea

68
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Infectious arthritis: Prosthetic joint

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S. epidermidis

69
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Infectious arthritis: Sickle cell anemia

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Salmonella cholerausis

70
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Infectious arthritis: Trauma

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Pseudmonas

71
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Petechiae/ Purpura: Fever, SHOCK

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Meningococcemia

72
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Petechiae/ Purpura: Includes palms

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R. ricketsii -> Rocky Mountain

73
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Petechiae/ Purpura: Spares palms

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R. proazenki -> Typhus fever

74
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Macular, sunburn rash, Desquamation, HYPOTENSION

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Toxic Shock Syndrom

75
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Slapped cheek flushing

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Erythema infectiosum

76
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Cough, Coryza, Conjunctivitis

77
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Posterior cervical, auricular lymph nodes, POST AURICULAR LYMPHADENOPATHY

78
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Rash after initial sickness (fever), starts at trunk

79
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Warthin Finkeleday cells

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Negri Bodies <3

81
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Cowdry type A

82
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Enlarged posterior auricular

83
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Forschemier spots

84
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Vesicles at buccal mucosa, Maculovesicular rash at hands, finger, feet

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Coxsackie (HFMD)

85
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Slapped Cheek appearance, APLASTIC CRISIS

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Parvovirus 19

86
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Nagayama Spots

87
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Vesicles and ulcers on tonsillar pillars, no rashes on body or extremities

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Herpangina

88
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Causative agent of herpangina

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Coxsackie A

89
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Mumps causative

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Parmyxoviridae

90
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Most common complication of mumps

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Meningoencephalitis

91
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DOC Leptospirosis

92
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Lepto + Hemorrhage and Anuria

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Weil’s syndrome

93
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Most useful screening test for leptospirosis

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Agglutination test

94
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DOC leptospirosis

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