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| Fungal skin disease with no itching, non inflamatory pigments on trunk |
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| infection by hepatitis ___ is the most likely cause for liver transplant |
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Pruritic skin rash
macule, papule, crusts heaviest on trunk
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Localized painless blackish edema ringed lesion
evolved from black colored vessicle |
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Fever
blanching rash like sandpaper covers body
red tongue
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- intensely inflamed, rapidly advancing deep skin infection
- edema, erythmia, swolen lymph nodes
- Fever
- Chills
- Malaise
- anarexia
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| Interferon alpha is used to treat which Hepatitis? |
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| A fungal genus that infects hair skin & nails |
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| Infants are at highest risk for infection by rubella during the ___ trimester |
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| Which hepatitis is vaccine preventable? |
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| inflamation of plugged follicular canal is most likely caused by |
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| what agent is most common cause for congenital infections? |
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- Anarobe part of normal gut flora
- most common anaerobe isolated from abdominal infection
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| Protease inhibitors used in HIV treatment prevent |
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| The group at greatest risk of developing chronic hep B is... |
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- painless raising subcutaneous lesions track along lymphatics
- Some break down, one ulcerative
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- slap cheek
- lacy reticulate rash on face & neck
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| the potential for serious complications occurs when infection by CMV occurs in the infant as a result of |
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| in utero infection due to primary infection in the pregnant woman. |
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- Organism enters skin through fissures made by tinea pedis
- inflamed, rapidly progressing deep skin infection
- fever chills malaise
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| Bacteremia caused by a cathoter is usually caused by |
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High fever 3-5 days
generalized erethymatious maculopapular rash
child less than 2 |
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| In the superficial epidermis, a pyodermal lesion that progresses from a vessicle to a pustule to a honey colored crust could be |
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staph aureus
strep pyogenes |
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| What findings will distinguish between mononucleosis by EB vs CMI? |
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| presence of serum heterophilic antibodies |
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- Infection of individual hair follicles
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- painfull firm discrete nodules
- purulent draining
- surounding skin is hot
- no systemic signs
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| Furruncles from S. Aureus |
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- Large deep lesions
- several hair follicles
- fever malaise
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- Fever, prostration,
- after fever, rash on face/hands spread to trunk
- lesions vesicular -> pustule - scab
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| Most common bacterial skin infection for children |
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| what agent is primarily responsible for the first febrile illness of infants 6 to 12 months? |
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