Fever with rash
2016
Maculopapular Rash
with Fever
Rubella
Roseola Infantum
Enteroviruses
Echoviruses
Mononucleosis
Reoviruses
Dengue
Kawasaki
Measles
Scarlet Fever
Six Case Studies
Low grade fever, headache and
mild URI symptoms
Erythematous facial flushing.
“Slapped cheek appeaarence
High fever for three days.
Developed generalized
seizure on the third day.
No specific localizing signs.
Investigations including LP
normal
Developed rash on the
fourth day after the fever
subsided. Rash first
appeared on trunk sparing
palm and sole
Presented with Jaundice and drowsiness,
ascitis
Started ampicillin
Developed rash on 4th day.
Fever and rash for three day
Forehead and cheeks flushed
Non itchy, maculo-papular,
punctate, granular generalized,
first noticed over neck.
Bilateral periorbital edema not
associatedwith generalized edema
Maculopapular rash
Mild fever and cough for two days
Developed rash on the second
day of fever which appeared on
face first and spread allover in
one day.
Fever: 99.2 axillary; enanthem on
the soft palate; tender discrete
lymph nodes over retro auricular,
sub occipital and posterior
cervical region.
Rash cleared on third day.
Exanthem a common clilnical manifiestation
Nonspecific febrile illness (no coryza and
conjunctivitis)
Rubeolliform rash
Rash and fever same time
Rash last 3-5 days
Case history:
• Five years , child
– moderate fever, a hacking cough,
runny nose, red eyes for three days.
• On examination
– enanthem was present on the hard
and soft palate. Grayish white dots
were seen opposite the lower
molars.
• On fourth day
– temperature: 104ºF. Faint macules on
the upper lateral parts of neck,
behind the ears, along the hair line,
and on the posterior parts of neck
was noticed.

Fever with rash

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  • 2.
    Maculopapular Rash with Fever Rubella RoseolaInfantum Enteroviruses Echoviruses Mononucleosis Reoviruses Dengue Kawasaki Measles Scarlet Fever
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  • 4.
    Low grade fever,headache and mild URI symptoms Erythematous facial flushing. “Slapped cheek appeaarence
  • 5.
    High fever forthree days. Developed generalized seizure on the third day. No specific localizing signs. Investigations including LP normal Developed rash on the fourth day after the fever subsided. Rash first appeared on trunk sparing palm and sole
  • 6.
    Presented with Jaundiceand drowsiness, ascitis Started ampicillin Developed rash on 4th day.
  • 7.
    Fever and rashfor three day Forehead and cheeks flushed Non itchy, maculo-papular, punctate, granular generalized, first noticed over neck. Bilateral periorbital edema not associatedwith generalized edema Maculopapular rash
  • 8.
    Mild fever andcough for two days Developed rash on the second day of fever which appeared on face first and spread allover in one day. Fever: 99.2 axillary; enanthem on the soft palate; tender discrete lymph nodes over retro auricular, sub occipital and posterior cervical region. Rash cleared on third day.
  • 9.
    Exanthem a commonclilnical manifiestation Nonspecific febrile illness (no coryza and conjunctivitis) Rubeolliform rash Rash and fever same time Rash last 3-5 days
  • 10.
    Case history: • Fiveyears , child – moderate fever, a hacking cough, runny nose, red eyes for three days. • On examination – enanthem was present on the hard and soft palate. Grayish white dots were seen opposite the lower molars. • On fourth day – temperature: 104ºF. Faint macules on the upper lateral parts of neck, behind the ears, along the hair line, and on the posterior parts of neck was noticed.