EXANTHEMATOUS FEVERS

EXANTHEMATOUS FEVERS

History – Exposure . PH. Vaccination

Measles

Rubella
Scarlet F.
Roseola Infantum
Cause
M.virus
R. virus
Gr. A. streptococci
Herpes 6, 7
I.P
8-12 D
2-3 week
2-4 D
5-15 D
Age
>6/12
>6/12
5-15 yr
6/12 – 3 yr
Fever
High with rash
Low grade
Variable
Drop with rash
Prodromal
3 D
Mild
1-2 D
3-7 D
Eye
V. congested
Mild. Congested
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Mouth
Kopliks spots
Rose spots
Tonsils, tongue
Ulcer
Lymph nodes
General
Subocciptal
Tonsillar
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Rash
Last 7 D
Last 3 D
Last 3 D
Last 1-3 D


Distribution
Distribution
Circumoral pallor
Distribution

Features

Features
Features
Featurea

Scaling, staining

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Pastia sign
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Infectivity
-3 D- 6D
-5D – 6D
1-2 D
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Complications
Upper Resp.
Cong. Cataract ,deaf,CHD
Upper Resp.
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Lower Resp.
Arthritis
Rheumatic F.
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Encephalitis

Encephalitis
Ac. Nephritis
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