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Derm Vivas

Derm Vivas ·

Paediatric rashes and exanthems — Viva

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Q1: Pattern recognition (3 min)

How do you use prodrome, day of rash, morphology, distribution and enanthem to distinguish measles, roseola, fifth disease, scarlet fever and HFMD?

Q2: Dangerous mimics (3 min)

Which life-threatening conditions must be excluded in fever-and-rash? How do meningococcaemia and Kawasaki declare themselves?

Q3: Investigations and public health (2 min)

When do you test, isolate, notify, or give vitamin A / contact MMR?

Q4: Special hosts (2 min)

Discuss pregnancy contacts (B19, rubella, measles), haemolytic anaemia, and immunocompromise.

Q5: Disposition (2 min)

Who goes home, who is admitted, and what return precautions do you give?

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