Rubella | German measles,light mesles or 3 day measles | Rubrivirus | human transmission,droplet infection | Slight fever,erythematous maculopapular rash,generalized lymphadenopathy | supportive | vaccination | |
Rubeola | Measles and is highly contagious,8-12 days from exposure to onset of symptoms. | measles virus-enveloped ssRNA,antegenically stable | Droplet,airborne | 10-12 days incubation period,fever,runny nose,cough,macular rash and kopliks spot in oral cavity. | symptomatic,fluids,humidification,antitussives. | MMR or monovalent measles vaccine | |
chicken pox | In chicken pox rash occurs about 10 -21 days after coming into contact with someone who had the disease | Varicella-Zoster virus. | Direct contact | itchy rash,blisters that dry and become scabs in 4-5 days.fever,headache,stomach ache. | Wear loose bedclothes,avoid scraatching,use moisterizer after bathing,hydrocortisone cream | vaccination two doses,first dose -when child is 12-15 months old,2nd dose when child is 4-6 years old. | |
Dermatomycoses | pathogenic fungi and require keratin for growth. | compromised immune systems,use communal bathing facilities | Dermatophytes | Direct contact or through fomites | Redness,scaling,cracking of skin ,infected nails become discoloured,thick and may crumble. | treated with topical antifungal medications,creams containing azoles or other drugs.if needed oral therapy | Good hygiene,avoid sharing clothes,regular cleaning of home diseased and carrier humans and pets should be identified and treated. |
oral candidiasis | Thrush | Addisons disease,anaemia,diabetes ,hypothyroidism and leukaemia | candida albicans | Common after use of antibiotics,with use of corticosteroids and most common type for people with HIV. | chronic,discrete lesions appear as small transluscent white plaques or larger ,opaque lesions on the tongue,palate or inner cheek. | Review medication if taking medicine associated with oral candidiasis.First line drug is nystatin | Prevention by taking inhaled corticosteroid |
Viral Diseases of the Skin GeneralAt Risk Causative TransmissionSigns/symptoms Treatment Prevention Information Groups Agent Rubella (German...
Describe the incubation periods, onset of prodromal symptoms, duration, and characteristics of rashes and other clinical symptoms of the following viral diseases: rubella (German measles), rubeola (measles), roseola (exanthema subitum), and varicella (chickenpox). List the CDC-recommended childhood vaccination schedule applicable.
List 7 viral infectious diseases: 1. Causative agent: give the scientific name. 2. Description of pathogen: what type of microorganism, if it is a bacterium, its gram reaction and shape. 3. Reservoir/ where the pathogen is found: 4. Name of disease: 5. Major symptoms: give the 3-5 main symptoms. 6. Treatment: 7. How transmitted.
discuss on these infections diseases: HIV YELLOW FEVER EBOLA. Discuss their causative agent, organs affected, treatment, prevention. b. Countries mostly affected, death rate and percentage.