Reporting information
Reporting Class
What is Class A?
Presentation of Measles Rash
What is Maculopapular: Starts on face and spreads to trunk and then extremities?
Source
Measles Vaccine
What is MMR?
Patient has generalized rash lasting 5 days, temperature of 103F, cough, and runny nose. Patient's serology report revealed a positive IgM for Measles.
Reporting Method
What is immediately by telephone?
Symptoms during prodromal period
What is High fever, stuffy nose, pink eye, cough, photophobia, malaise, and white spots in mouth?
Primary Seasons of Occurence
What is late winter and early spring?
Number of doses of MMR needed
What is two doses?
Patient has generalized rash lasting 4 days, a temperature of 101, and a sore throat. Child has no epi link to confirmed measles and has not been tested for measles. Child tested positive for Strep from both a rapid and throat culture and was prescribed Amoxicillin. No other labs are pending.
What is not a case?
Local health department's first action after receiving case
What is Call ODH?
Duration of prodromal period
What is 2-4 days?
Mode of Transmission
What is airborne?
Duration that droplets can survive in the air
What is two hours?
Patient has red rash on face, head, and trunk with small bumps that started 3 days ago. Patient also has fever of 102.5F, and a runny nose. Patient has no known epi link and test results for measles are still pending.
What is probable?
Entity the provider or lab should report to
What is the local health department?
Duration of measles rash
What is 7-9 days?
Infectious Period
What is 4 days before onset of rash through 4 days after appearance of rash?
Isolation Requirement
What is four days following the onset of the rash?
Patient has generalized rash lasting 3 days, temperature of 102F, cough, runny nose, and bilateral conjunctivitis. No lab testing performed and no epi link to another case.
What is probable?
Form to collect information during interview
What is the Measles Surveillance Worksheet?
Small, bluish-white spot with a red background on the inside of the cheek
What is Koplick spot?
Incubation Period
What is 7-21 days?
Quarantine period for contacts identified in an outbreak refusing vaccine
What is 21 days after last case occurred?
Patient presents with generalized rash that began more than 7 days ago, patient reports fever of up to 103F, cough, and runny nose that resolved around 5 days ago. Serology results show a significantly elevated IgG for measles.
What is confirmed?