Viral infections of the skin Flashcards

1
Q

measles encounter

A

respiratory (airborne 2 hours)

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2
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measles first symptoms

A

fever + 3 c’s: cough, coryza, conjunctivis

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3
Q

measles progression timeline

A

after initial symptoms 2-3 days then kopeck spots in mouth, then 3-5 days until rash starts, head to body. Lasts 1 week

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4
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measles spread (in body)

A

respiratory> blood (viremia)> organ (rash when it hits skin)

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5
Q

measles damage factors

A

virus AND host immune

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6
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measles complications

A

mortality in young, subsequent bacterial/viral infections, encephalitis (acute or late)

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7
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rubella symptoms

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mild, pink eye, lymphnodes> 1-5 days rash that moves head to body, lasts 3 days

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8
Q

rubella complcation

A

congenital syndrome

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9
Q

are any skin viruses latent?

A

NO

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10
Q

congenital rubella syndrome traid

A

cataract/deaf, cardiac abnormality, blueberry muffin rash

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11
Q

mumps encounter

A

respiratory

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12
Q

is mumps skin?

A

nope, salivary glands

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13
Q

fifths disease clinical

A

cold> rash (slapped cheeks, trunk, extremities)

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14
Q

when is fifths disease contagious

A

before the rash

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