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fever, malasiae, rash: papule, vesicle, pustule, scabs, scars; erupts w/different crops w/various stages
varicella vZV
anitpuritic
acyclovir
complications of varicella
secondary bacterial infection (impetigo, cellulitis, fascitis)
pneumonia
encephalitis
reye syndrome
hemorrhagic rash
fever, malasiae, pain along dermatome papule, vescile, pustule, scab, scar, post herpetic pain (neuralgia)
herpes zoster HZV
acyclovir, fmiciclovir, valacyclovir
HZV complications
post herpatic neuralgia
keratitis and uveitis
transverse myelitis
EBV is implicated in
infectious mono
Burkitts lymphoma
Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Hodgkins disease
fever, sore throat, cervical LAD, severe malaise and fatigue, SM, maculopapular rash, periorbital edema, anicteric or icteric hepatitis
infectious mono
complications of infectious mono
splenic rupture
conc. sterptoc pharyngitis
meningioencephalitis
guillen-barre syndrome
myocarditis
interstitial pneumonia
hemolytic anemia
6-18mo sudden drop in fever with a truncal rash at 24h duration
roseola infantum (exanthem subitum)
fever, pharyngotonsillitis, strawberry tongue, sandpaper truncal rash, circumoral pallor, rash deeper in creases (Pastia's signs), rash, desquamates at end of week 1, periungal
GAS (erythrogenic toxin)
scarlet fever
give PCN
complications of GAS
UR complications, cervical LAdenitis, pneumonia, Acute Rheumatic fever, acute glomerular nephritis
catarrhal stage: fever, cough, coryza, conjuctivitis, Koplik spots
exanthematous stage: maculopapular rash behind ears, hairline -- rash desquamation
temperature rise then rash
Measles (Rubeola )
complications of Measles (Rubeola)
OM, sinusitis, mastoiditis
pneumonia
encephalitis
myocarditis
mild URI sx. LAD (retorauricular, post occipital, posterior cervical), rash, arthritis (adolescents)
Rubella
fever, prostration, HA, vomit, rash on 2-4th day (wrist, ankles, hands, feet)
RMSF doxycycline add Rocephin just in case it is meningiococcemia
erythematous rash, flu-like symptoms
week to month: neurologic facial weakness, cardiac findings
weeks to years: arthritis affecting the knee
Lyme disease give amoxicillin or doxycycline (ceftriaxone, cefotaxime or PCN IV for more serious disease)
fever, vesicular or ulcer on anterior tonsillar pillars
herpangina Cox5
fever, sore throat, oral lesions, vesicles on hands and feet
hand, foot, and mouth disease CoxA
myocardiits, meningioencephalitis B2, B4, pleurodynia (bornholm dx) flue like with severe chest pain
CoxB
slapped cheek, maculopapular rash on trunk fades with central clearing --- lacy or reticulated rash (month) little or no fever
5th disease (erythema infectiosum) parvovirus B19
complications of 5th disease parvovirus B19
transient aplastic crisis
fulminnant hepatitis
aplastic anemia
chronic anemia ICP
fetal anemia hydrops fetalis and fetal demise
acute arthritis or atrhralgia (adult)
ITP
petechial papular purpuric gloves and socks syndrome
aseptic meningitis, chronic encephalitis
Diamond Blackfan syndrome
petechial rash, coagulopathy, CV collapse, adrenal hemorrhage
Waterhouse Friderichsen syndrome -- fulminant meningococcemia
neisseria meningitidis
fever, lethargy, rash, purpuric or petechial, HA, stiff neck, N/V
meningococcal
sepsis workup
IV PCN
> 5 d fever, bilateral conjuctivitis w/out exudate, mucosal changes -- injected pharynx, injected lips, dry, fissured lips, strawberry tongue, peripheral extremity changes -- peripheral edema, peripheral erythema, desquamation, periungal desquamation, rash (truncal and polymorphous), cervical LAD (unilateral or anterior triangle)
kawasaki (mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome)
risk coronary aneurysm
ASA 80-100 mg/kg/d, IV gamma globulin 2Gkg