This document lists three diseases - measles, german measles, and chicken pox - and provides their pathognomonic signs, definitions, and locations. Measles is defined by Koplik spots and causes fever and a red rash, typically in children. German measles, also known as rubella, causes a rose-colored macular rash along with fever and swollen lymph nodes. Chicken pox features vesicular eruptions and causes a mild fever and itchy rash of inflamed blisters caused by the herpes zoster virus, mainly affecting children.
This document lists three diseases - measles, german measles, and chicken pox - and provides their pathognomonic signs, definitions, and locations. Measles is defined by Koplik spots and causes fever and a red rash, typically in children. German measles, also known as rubella, causes a rose-colored macular rash along with fever and swollen lymph nodes. Chicken pox features vesicular eruptions and causes a mild fever and itchy rash of inflamed blisters caused by the herpes zoster virus, mainly affecting children.
This document lists three diseases - measles, german measles, and chicken pox - and provides their pathognomonic signs, definitions, and locations. Measles is defined by Koplik spots and causes fever and a red rash, typically in children. German measles, also known as rubella, causes a rose-colored macular rash along with fever and swollen lymph nodes. Chicken pox features vesicular eruptions and causes a mild fever and itchy rash of inflamed blisters caused by the herpes zoster virus, mainly affecting children.
Measles Koplik spots an infectious viral Upper Respiratory
disease causing Tract, fever and a red Gastrointestinal rash on the skin, Tract typically occurring Skin and mucous in childhood. membranes Forscheimer spots also known Skin and mucous german measles Rose- colored macular as rubella, is a membrane eruptions viral infection that causes a red rash on the body. Aside from the rash, people with German measles usually have a fever and swollen lymph nodes Vesicular eruptions an infectious Skin and mucous chicken pox disease causing a membrane mild fever and a rash of itchy inflamed blisters. It is caused by the herpes zoster virus and mainly affects children, who are afterward usually immune.