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    The document describes several common childhood rashes including chickenpox, erythema infectiosum, German measles (rubella), measles, roseola infantum, and scarlet fever. It lists the causative agents, typical presentations, and potential complications for each condition.

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    The document describes several common childhood rashes including chickenpox, erythema infectiosum, German measles (rubella), measles, roseola infantum, and scarlet fever. It lists the causative agents, typical presentations, and potential complications for each condition.

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    CHildhood Rashes

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    The document describes several common childhood rashes including chickenpox, erythema infectiosum, German measles (rubella), measles, roseola infantum, and scarlet fever. It lists the causative agents, typical presentations, and potential complications for each condition.

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    Erythematous Childhood Rashes

    Disease Chickenpox

    Agent VZV

    Presentation Pruritic, vesicular rash on face, trunk & extremeities Malar Rash w/ slapped cheek appearance

    Complications/Misc. Shingles (in adulthood) Herpes Virus (env.) Aplastic crisis in sickle cell & immunocompromised pts. Parvovirdae ss-DNA Virus (naked) Congenital Rubella Syndrome Togavirus

    Erythema Infectiosum

    Parvo-B19

    German Measles (Rubella)

    Rubella Virus

    Maculopapular rash starting on head, progressing to trunk & ext. Occipital & postauricular lymph Maculopapular rash starting on head, progresses to trunk & ext. Rash preceded by cough, coryza, conjunctivies & Koplik spots High fever for 3-5 days with rash appearing once fever subsides Macules & papules initially on trunk that spread to extrememites Sandpaper-like rash that begins on the neck, armpits, & groin & then generalizes A/w fever & sore throat

    Measles (Rubeola)

    Measles Virus

    Bronchopneumonia, encephalitis Paramyxovirus RNA Virus (env.) Self-Limitied

    Roseola infantum

    HHV6

    Scarlet fever

    Strep Pyogenes

    RF, glomerluonephritis

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