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Diagnosis Name the oral finding Organism Complications

Diagnosis Name the oral finding Organism Complications. 1. Measles. Paramyxovirus Droplet spread Incubation 8-14/7 Prodrome-coryza,cough,conjunctivitis Koplik’s spots Rash,fever Rx-symptomatic,antibiotics. Complications: measles 1. Respiratory LTB Bronchiolitis pneumonia Ophthalmic

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Diagnosis Name the oral finding Organism Complications

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  1. DiagnosisName the oral findingOrganismComplications 1

  2. Measles • Paramyxovirus • Droplet spread • Incubation 8-14/7 • Prodrome-coryza,cough,conjunctivitis • Koplik’s spots • Rash,fever • Rx-symptomatic,antibiotics

  3. Complications: measles 1 • Respiratory • LTB • Bronchiolitis • pneumonia • Ophthalmic • Conjunctivitis • keratitis

  4. Complications: measles 2 • Ear • OM • Perforation • mastoiditis • GI ●gastroenteritis • CNS • febrile fit • Encephalomyelitis • SSPE

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  6. Scarlet fever • Gp A beta haemolytic strep. • Incubation 2-4/7 • Fever • Headache • Sore throat • High fever • Tachycardia

  7. Scarlet fever • Rash: • Axillae • Groins to trunk • Limbs • Sandpaper appearance • Circum-oral pallor • Desquamation • Strawberry tongue, white and red

  8. Complications • Cervical lymphadenitis, • OM, • sinusitis, pharyngeal abscess • Bacteraemia • Pneumonia • pericarditis • Late • Rheumatic fever • acute GN • erythema nodosum • Rx-penicillin

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  10. Fifth Disease (Erythema Infectiosum)] Slapped-cheek appearance Bright erythema appears over the cheeks Erythematous eruption occur mainly on extremities Occurs in the 3- 15 year age group Polyarthropathy is a feature Disease usually self limiting

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  12. Rubella • Virus • Incubation 14-21/7 • Rash-face to trunk then limbs • Fine pink macules, coalesce • Tender LN • postauricular • suboccipital • cervical

  13. Rubella: complications 1 • Polyarthritis • Adults • Hands • wrists • CNS • Encephalitis • Myelitis • Thrombocytopaenia

  14. Rubella: complications 2 • Infection up to 16/40 pregnancy • Early: • abortion • Later: • IUGR • Microcephaly • Microphthalmia • Cataract • CHD • deafness. • Rx-symtomatic

  15. Meningitis Petechial rash Purpuric Non blanching Systemically unwell Treatment Antibiotics Fluids ITU (transfer) Intubation Contact tracing 5

  16. KawasakiDisease 6

  17. KawasakiDisease • Acute febrile vasculitis syndrome of early childhood usually <5y. • 5 criterion for diagnosis: • Fever for 5+ days • Polymorphous erythematous rash • Nonpurulent bilateral conjunctival injection • Oropharyngeal changes • Peripheral extremity changes

  18. Kawasaki Disease 5 criterion for diagnosis: • Changes in lips and mouth • reddened, dry or cracked lips • strawberry tongue • Cervical lymphadenopathy Management: Refer for urgent paediatric assessment.

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  20. Chicken Pox • Common <10y. • Incubation: 10-21 d • Rash +/- fever. • Spots appear in crops on skin &mucus membranes • progress from macule> papule>vesicle. • Appear for 5-7d. • Vesicles dry out and scab over (usually in <14d).

  21. Chicken Pox • Mx: supportive • Paracetamol • fluids • topical calamine lotion • Complications: • Eczema herpeticum • Encephalitis • Pneumonia

  22. Impetigo Causative agent Staph. aureus. Lesions Honey coloured crusted erythematous macules Commonly on face spread rapidly contagious Mx: Topical General 8

  23. Hand Foot and Mouth Disease Common childhood illness Mouth sores fever sore throat Rash: Small red spots intra orally Palms soles of feet Resolves without scarring within 2 weeks 9

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