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High fever that resolves and then is followed by diffuse pink rash

Roseola (HHV-6)

100

This disease causes these classic intraoral lesions preceded by viral prodrome consisting of fevers, runny nose, cough, watery eyes. Accompanied by nonspecific generalized erythematous morbiliform rash

Measles (Rubeola)

100

What is the clinical importance of this finding?

Higher association of VZO.

100

Typically on trunk, begins with herald patch and lasts 6-8 weeks

Pityriasis rosea

100

What are the burn classifications (do not use the word "Degree")?


Superficial

Superficial Partial Thickness

Deep Partial Thickness

Full Thickness

200

Treatment?

Mupirocin 2% ointment bid x 5 days. 

(Oral abx reserved for severe cases or failed topical)

200

What test would you order on this patient?

RPR or VRDL

(Nontreponemal screening)

200

Hx of epilepsy. Began as generalized target lesions and progressed to painful bullous lesions and mucous membrane involvement. Dx?

SJS/TEN

200

Diagnosis and cause.

Cutaneous Larva Migrans caused by hookworm

200

Accurately explain how to estimate TBSA involved in thermal burns.

Rule of 9's.

Head/neck: 9%

Anterior torso:18%

Posterior torso 18%

Arm:9% x2

Leg:18% x2

Genitals: 1%


300

Fever for 5 days along with this constellation of sx can lead to which major complication if not treated?

Coronary artery aneurysm.

Kawasaki Disease

300

First line treatment?

Doxycycline 

Erythema migrans seen in lyme disease (amox is alternative)
300

7 yr old with fever, chills, extremity pain and rash progressing over hours. Arrives in septic shock. Dx?

Meningococcemia

300

Cause?

Lichtenberg figures from lightning strike

300

A dialysis patient presents with painful violaceous plaques that rapidly ulcerated. What is dx. 

Calciphylaxis

400

Well appearing, afebrile neonate with numerous solitary pustular lesions. Dx and tx?

Dx: Neonatal Transient Pustular Melanosis

Tx: None

400

Sexually active male presents with this rash. What is dx and tx?

Dx: Disseminated gonococcal infection (can also get arthritis and tenosynovitis)

Tx: 1gm Ceftriazone IV/IM QD x 7days

400

ED management of this neonatal rash (be specific)

Septic workup including LP. IV acyclovir. Admit

400

Hx of back pain and has developed this painless rash. Dx?

Erythema ab igne

(From heating pad)

400

Name at least two diagnoses that have positive Nikolsky sign.

TEN, Staph Scalded Skin Syndrome, Pemphigus Vulgaris

500

This virus causes erythematous "slapped cheek" appearance and lacy rash on trunk/extrems.

Parvo B19 (erythema infectiousum)

500

Young avid hiker presents with this 3 days of fevers and myalgias then developed this rash. What is dx and tx?

Dx: RMSF

Tx: Doxy

500

Erythematous region in pt with fever, hypotension. What is POCUS finding and what is dx?

POCUS: SQ air (hyperechoic regions) with dirty shadowing beneath. 

DX: NSTI (nec fasciitis)

500

Recent sore throat now presenting with this rash. Name rash. For double points name the other 4 major criteria used in making the diagnosis

Rash: Erythema marginatum

Major Criteria: polyarthritis, carditis, chorea, erythema marginatum, subcutaneous nodules

500

45yr old female who began taking carbamazepine 3 weeks ago presents with shock and diffuse erythematous maculopapular skin rash as well as facial edema. CBC significant for eosinophilia. What is the dx? 

DRESS syndrome

Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms