Newborn infections: OBG

Question 1

The classic triad of ___ infection is:
bilateral cataracts,
sensorineural hearing loss
heart defect – typically patent ductus arteriosus or pulmonary artery stenosis.

Other findings: include petechiae and purpura (“blueberry muffin rash”)

Answer 1

Congenital rubella

Question 2

The classic triad of ____ infection is:
chorioretinitis,
intracranial calcifications,
hydrocephalus.

Answer 2

Congenital toxoplasmosis

Question 3

The classic findings of \_\_\_  infection is: 
chorioretinitis, 
sensorineural hearing loss, 
periventricular calcifications, 
microcephaly.

Answer 3

Congenital CMV

Question 4

The classic findings of ___ infection is:
miscarriage/still borns
aplastic anemia
hydrops such as edema of the subcutaneous tissue or scalp, ascites, or pleural effusions.

Answer 4

Congenital parvovirus B19

Question 5

Classically, manifests with:
chorioretinitis, 
cataracts, 
hypertrophic scars tissue, 
limb malformations (hypoplasia)
CNS defects

Answer 5

Congenital Varicella

Question 6

Classically, manifests with:
Microcephaly, 
spasticity, 
sensorineural hearing loss, 
pigmentary retinal mottling

Answer 6

congenital Zika