Viral Exanthems Flashcards
1
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Spanish measles, 4 facts
A
- RubeOLA, Three C’s prodrome
- Blue Koplik Spots
- About a week
- Face –>Trunk
(Tengo los ojos rojos y la lengua Azul!)
2
Q
Morbilliform 4 examples
A
Mac Paps
- Spanish Measles
- German Measles
- Varicella
- Herpes/Shingles
3
Q
Varicella, 3 facts
A
- Encephalitis
- Pneumonitis
- Hepatitis
(Disliked chicken organs)
4
Q
____ and ____mean it’s time for some fine Petechial spots and some sublime purpurish rashes.
A
Echo9 and Cox9
5
Q
Mumps, 4 Facts
A
- Parotitis
- 18 day incubation preiod
- Fever and headache
- Swollen Testis, ovaries, pancreas,
6
Q
Echo9 can mimic____ or ___. As seen by the MacPaps
A
Rubelliform, Morbillioform
7
Q
Shingles/Herpes, 4 facts
A
- Dormant in DRG
- Unilateral Dermatome
- Hutchinson’s nose
- Ramsay Hunt’s Ear/Facial Palsy
8
Q
Echo16 and CoxB1 can mimic ____. As seen by the rash after fever
A
-Roseliform
9
Q
Roseola, 4F
A
- HHerpes6
- Fever–Goes away–Then rash/ Lymphadenopathy
- Can cause seizures
- Neck, Trunk Rash
10
Q
Hand-Foot-Mouth Disease, 4 facts
A
- CoxA16
- Oral Ulcers
- Trouble Swallowing
- Discrete Vesicles
(Sticking an A16 Assault Rifle in your mouth)
11
Q
CoxA16 and Entero71 can mimic ____ as seen by the Vesicular Rash
A
-Herpetiform
12
Q
Exanthem
A
Rash
13
Q
German Measles, 4 facts
A
- Rubella,Face –> Trunk
- Dark red Forscheimer spots
- Thrombocytopenia
- Bilateral Arthritis (Blitzkrieg from Behind!)
14
Q
Slapped Cheek/Erythema, 4 facts
A
- Parvo B19
- Small symmetrical arthritis transmission
- Bone marrow attack
- Fetal death
(Took too much B19)
15
Q
Scarlitniform, 3 examples
A
Like sunburn
- Scarlet Fever
- Toxic Shock (Staph)
- Drug Eruption
