Schoenwald - Monkeypox Flashcards
what type of virus is monkeypox
orthopoxvirus
how is monkeypox spread
close/direct contact w.:
lesions
bodily fluids
respiratory secretions
objects w. spores
animal/animal products
vertical → mother to fetus
early sx of monkeypox are similar to __, but milder
and include (7)
small pox
fever, HA, muscle aches, backache, LAD, chills, exhaustion
1-3 days after the appearance of __,
__ sx occur (2)
fever
rash, lesions
what stages do monkeypox lesions progress thru over 2-3 weeks
macules
papules
vesicles/pustules
scabs
can also be umbilicated
what distinguishes monkeypox prodrome from smallpox
LAD
ddx for monkeypox rash
syphilis
herpes
varicella
molluscum contagiosum
smallpox
chicken pox starts __
and spreads __
centrally
outwards
what is this
molluscum contagiousum
what is this
HSV
what is this
syphilis
key characteristics for identifying monkeypox lesions
well circumscribed
deep seeded
often umbilicated
same size and stage on single body site
lesions on palms/toes
painful → crust → itchy
2 key characteristics of monkeypox prodrome
fever prior to rash
LAD
describe disseminated rash in monkeypox
centrifulgal → more on face/extremities than central
3 stages of monkeypox illness
incubation → 5-21 days
prodrome → 1-3 days
rash → 2-3 weeks