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Derm… ☠️ Let’s break it down starting with viral exanthems. Follow the 🧶

🚨Coxsackievirus:

1️⃣✋🏼,🦶🏼, & mouth disease - Coxsackie A > Coxsackie B or EV71
🔎 - 😣 ulcerative lesions on hard palate, 👅, buccal mucosa ➡️ vesicular rash on 🤲🏼 &🦶🏼
2️⃣ Atypical HFMD
🔎- vesiculobullous rash or crusted papules (Gianotti-Crosti syndrome). Associated with skin and 💅🏼 peeling. At sites of atopic eczema (eczema coxsackium)

🚨Parvovirus B19:

1️⃣ Erythema infectiosum - Fifth disease
🔎- 👋🏼 cheek syndrome ➡️ lacy erythematous
rash on truck & limbs

2️⃣ Papular-purpuric (🧤&🧦) syndrome
🔎- pruritic erythema & edema of distal limbs (sharp demarcation at wrists/ankles ➡️ petechial or purpuric

🚨Measles:

1️⃣ Measles exanthem
🔎- starts behind the 👂🏼then spreads to face, trunk, limbs (🤲🏼🦶🏼)

2️⃣ Atypical
measles - seen in pts who received 💉 with killed measures virus (🛑 in 1967)
🔎- urticarial, vesicular, maculopapular, or hemorrhagic rash + peripheral or 🫁 edema

🚨Rubella:
🔎- maculopapular rash. Forehead ➡️ face ➡️ trunk & limbs. 📌point lesions

🚨Primary varicella: 🐔pox
🔎- cluster of lesions that “crop” at different stages (papule ➡️ vesicle ➡️ pustule ➡️ crusted pustule), pruritic, not 😣 vs👇🏼

🚨Herpes Zoster: 😣 vesicular rash limited to dermatomal distribution

1️⃣ Disseminated - > or = 2 noncontiguous dermatomes or visceral/🧠 involvement
2️⃣ Herpes zoster ophthalmicus - vesicles around V1 distribution
🔎- 👁 (keratitis or retinal involvement), Hutchinson’s sign (vesicle on 👃🏼= involvement of nasociliary branch of V1 nerve)

3️⃣ Herpes zoster oticus - Ramsay-Hunt syndrome
🔎- vesicles on 👂🏼+ ipsilateral facial palsy
🚨Herpes simplex virus:

1️⃣ Herpes gladiatorum - 👀 with 🤼 & contact sports
🔎- vesicular rash on face & limbs

2️⃣ Herpes Whitlow - 👀 with 🦷 & healthcare workers
🔎- vesicular rash on 👉🏼

3️⃣ Eczema herpeticum - Kaposi’s varicelliform eruption
🔎- new 😣 skin lesions on
pre-existing skin disease.

💡👆🏼also seen with what? 🤔

4️⃣ Recurrent erythema multiforme
🔎- vesicular 👄 lesion + 🤲🏼 with 🎯 lesion

💡EBV w/ Gianotti-Crosti syndrome & EM. What 💊 causes a rash w/ EBV? 🤔

🚨Human Herpes virus 6&7:

1️⃣ Exanthem subitum - sixth disease or
roseola infantum. Caused by HHV6B > HHV7
🔎- 🌹pink muculopapular blanching rash, non-pruritic, face & trunk

🚨Smallpox:
🔎- lesions that develop at the same stage (papule ➡️ vesicle ➡️ pustule ➡️ crusted pustule), deeper lesions, involve primarily face & extremities

💡👆🏼vs
what disease? 🤔

🚨HIV: acute HIV can cause a non-specific rash or

1️⃣ Kaposi sarcoma (cutaneous) - caused by HHV8
🔎- purple/brown macules in various sizes, generalized

2️⃣ Bacillary angiomatosis - caused by Bartonella quintana/henselae
🔎- papular vs plaque/nodular lesions
3️⃣ Eosinophilic pustular folliculitis
🔎- pruritic crops of papules/pustules

4️⃣ Seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, onychomycosis

🚨Dengue:
🔎 - ☀️burn rash, blanching, generalized, white areas of sparing

🚨Chikungunya:
🔎- morbilliform rash w/ hypermelanosis & desquamation 🤲🏼
Here’s more info on HIV-related skin manifestations along with more amazing questions by @BCMIDFellowship

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Derm round ✌🏼. Let’s do this…

Bacterial Skin Diseases. Follow the 🧶

1️⃣ Impetigo: superficial epidermis
🔎- vesicles/pustular ➡️ crust “🍯 yellow”
🦠- GAS, S aureus

‼️ S aureus causes bullous impetigo similar to poison ivy
❓What other skin manifestations does GAS cause? 👇🏼

2️⃣ Erysipelas: upper dermis and superficial lymphatics
🔎- acute, well-demarcated, 😣, erythematous lesion, 🤒
🦠- GAS, B hemolytic strep

3️⃣ Cellulitis: deeper dermis, subQ tissue
🔎- erythema, warmth, edema, not well-
demarcated
🦠- strep (GAS), S aureus

4️⃣ Necrotizing Fasciitis: muscle, fascia, & fat
🔎- initially spares skin, hence, pain out of proportion to PE ➡️ skin crepitus ➡️ discoloration ➡️ bullae ➡️ tissue necrosis ➡️ sepsis, HD instability
🦠- Type I: mixed aerobic & anaerobic
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Post-exposure prophylaxis. As with all things, timing maters 😷

1️⃣ HAV:
Indications - close contacts, child care & school contacts, food handlers
⏲ 2 weeks - 💉
👉🏼 + Ig if > 60 YO or immunocompromised
⏲ 28 days - 💉
👉🏼 + Ig if chronic liver disease
or Hep B/C infection
⏲ 8 weeks - 💉 if there are > 1 close contacts in 🏠

2️⃣ HBV:
Indications - percutaneous or mucosal exposure, sex or needling sharing contact, victim of sexual assault
⏲- within 24 hrs, up to 7 days

📌Unvaccinated 🧍🏻‍♀️+ source HBsAg + ➡️ 💉 + Ig
📌Vaccinated 🧍🏻‍♀️+ source HBsAg + ➡️ booster 💉
📌Unvaccinated 🧍🏻‍♀️+ source HBsAg - (or unknown) ➡️ 💉 series
📌Vaccinated 🧍🏻‍♀️+ HBsAg - (or unknown) ➡️ no treatment

3️⃣ VZV:
Indications - face to face contact or in a room for > 15 min with the following:
📌exposure to chickenpox or
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I get tripped up on these so let’s go over them… head/neck space infections 🤕

1️⃣ Peritonsillar abscess: “Quinsy”

📍- between the tonsil & the pharyngeal muscle
🦠- strep, staph, anaerobes
Clinical: swollen tonsils + uvula deviation, 🤤, trismus, 🤒
‼️ vs - Epiglottis, which has a normal pharyngeal exam. “Worst sore throat of my life” + hoarseness + 🤤
👇🏼

2️⃣ Epiglottis:
📍- invasive cellulitis of the epiglottis
🦠 - Hib (prior to 💉), sometimes no 🆔
Clinical - hoarseness (“muffled voice”), 🤤,🤒, 🍒red epiglottis, 👍🏼 print
sign on lateral xrays

‼️ attempt to use 👅depressor ➡️ 🆘 airway

‼️ vs - Croup. 👶🏻 less toxic, +coughing, no 🤤

3️⃣ Ludwig’s Angina:
📍- b/l floor of the mouth (sublingual + submylohyoid)
🦠- polymicrobial ➡️ 🦷 infection (2nd & 3rd molars)
Clinical -
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