oropharynx triggers Flashcards
white/purple exudates in oropharynx with fever, HA and posterior cervical LAD
Mono/EBV
posterior cervical LAD
mono/EBV
splenomegaly
mono/EBV
rash caused by ampicillin or amoxicillin
Mono/EBV
small vesicles on soft palate and uvula that rupture to form shallow white ulcers
coxasackievirus
vesicles on hard palate and tongue
HSV infection
sore throat, fever, conjunctivitis, post auricular adenopathy
adenovirus
sore throat, fever, myalgias, headache, cough
influenza
any chief complaint of sore throat should always recieve
rapid antigen detection test (strep)
what does monospot look for
heterophile antibodies
what population shows high false negatives with the monospot test
children less than 4 years of age
what lab values are seen in mono
lymphocytosis
elevated LFTs
oral prednisone for significant tonsilar swelling, advised to avoid contact sports for 4 weeks. antivirals not reccomended
EBV/mono
No cough
strep
tonsillar exudates, anterior cervical LAD, fever, sore throat
strep throat (GABHS)
rash looking like sunburn with sandpaper consitiency
scarlet fever (GABHS)
also presents with strawberry tongue and palatal petechiae
PCN VK, PCN G, Amox.
keflex if allergy
azithro/clinda last resort
strep throat
otitis media is seen as a complication to which diagnosis
strep throat
complications of this diagnosis include:
glomerulonephritis
vlavular heart disease
rheumatic fever
strep throat
what lab finding is elevate after a recent strep infection
Antistreptolysin O titer
MC microbes are strep pyogenes and staph aureus
peritonsillar abscess
presents with unilateral sore throat with referred ear pain, fatigue, irritability and neck swelling
peritonsilar abscess
presents with muffled voice, trouble swallowing and drooling.
also with unilateral sore throat
peritonsillar abscess
deviation of the uvula to the right side suggests what diagnosis? what side is the affected side?
peritonsillar abscess to the left tonsil
CT v IV contrast
peritonsillar abscess -
not necessary for DX but checks for complications!
also retropharyngeal abscess -
ring enhancing lesion
Ludwigs angina - assess extent