Janet, age 19, is a college student. She is not eating or sleeping well, and she recently developed a sore throat. She visited the college health center and was physically examined and blood work done. The result is a swollen lymph gland and splenomegaly. The blood work showed increase lymphocytes and the Epstein Barr virus
What is Janet's diagnosis?
What are her symptoms?
What is the etiology of the disease?
What treatment should she expect?
What three prevention methods would you
advise?
Diagnosis is Infectious mononucleosis
Symptoms includes sore throat, fever,Fatigue and swollen lymph nodes and Head ache ,skin rash ,Splenomegaly
Ethiology -90% cause is EBV
other viruses like adeno,Hepatitis,rubella may also cause
It is spread through kissing (spread via saliva) or blood transfusions or bone marrow transplantations
Treatment includes
Supportive care like rest and analgesics and drinking plenty of fluids
pencillin and corticosteroids are prescribed in some people
Preventive measures-
Having good hygiene
Avoid direct contact with infected people
Don’t share objects with the infected people
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