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An otherwise healthy 3-year-old child is brought to the pediatrician with umbilicated, flesh-colored papules on his trunk.

This condition is related to infection with which of the following viruses?

A. Cytomegalovirus
B. Herpesvirus 6
C. Parvovirus
D. Poxvirus
E. Variola



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  #2

B I think . hey what does poxvirus mean isn't variola same?

  #3

B

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  #4

Poxvirus of skin infection is molluscum contagiosuim. HHV-6 is roseola, which is what the little dude has, right?

  #5

Wait a minute...umbilicated...pox virus has that little dimply thing in the middle of the papule, I change my answer to pox nod

  #6

shockedshockedshaking headshaking head

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  #7

edie wrote:
Wait a minute...umbilicated...pox virus has that little dimply thing in the middle of the papule, I change my answer to pox nod

nodnod

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  #8

The correct answer is D.

The lesions are characteristic of molluscum contagiosum, which is a typically benign and self-limited condition caused by a poxvirus. The disease can be transmitted either venereally or through non-venereal contact. The other viruses listed do not cause similar skin lesions. Patients with advanced HIV infection may develop a severe, generalized, and persistent eruption, often involving the face and upper body.

Cytomegalovirus (choice A) causes congenital infections and disseminated infections in immunosuppressed patients.

Herpesvirus 6 (choice B)causes roseola (exanthem subitum).

Parvovirus (choice C) causes aplastic crises in patients with hemolytic anemia.

Variola (choice E) is the smallpox virus.


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  #9

oH YEA......SEE i REALLY NEED TO FINISH UP THOSE VIRUSES THEY ARE COMING BACK TO HAUNT ME! shockedwinkgrin

  #10

Hey,Mytime, how come you don't know the kid's exanthems ?????? You mommy. raised eyebrowsticking out tonguegrin

Of course is Pox.


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  #11

Thankfully he hasn't had it yet....but seriously..it's like i blanked out. Right there.winksticking out tongue

  #12

To NNL
You r good in Micro

  #13

yes its Pox virusnod

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