Infections diseases with the syndrome of exanthema Scarlet fever

A. Chickenpox.

B. Measles.

C. Enterovirus infection.

D. Rubella.

E. Scarlet fever.

24.* Child 5 years has been sick for six day. Some deterioration of the general condition, the body temperature is increased up to 37,2 C, an itching rash. At examination, fibrous parts of a head, a body, there is polymorphic rash as roseola, papula vesicles, pustule, scab superficial ulceres. Palms and soles are free from eruption. What disease is the most probable in this case?

A. Allergic a rash

B. Natural a smallpox

C. Chickenpox

D. Measles

E. Steven-Johns syndrome

25.* Sick child of 4 years old has been examined by district pediatrician. He has been sick for 3 days. Complaints: rise of a body temperature up to 39.9C, itching of the skin, loss of appetite, eruption all over the body. During the examination: a skin is pale, on hairy parts of a head, a trunk, fine polymorphic eruptions: maculas, papulas, vesicles, crusts. What diagnosis is most probable in this case?

A. Naturale smallpox

B. Chickenpox

C. Streptococcal impetigo

D. Staphyloderma

E. Herpetic infection

26. * The child of 11 months has a slight indisposition, temperature 37.2C, punctuate rash, which quickly disappears. Next day temperature 39 on the skin of a trunk and a head – there is a macula, papula and vesicle with the transparent contents, itching, soft, single-chamber, not grouped. Some of the rash elements quickly disappeared from the person’s hands with formation of crusts. Diagnose:

A. Naturale smallpox

B. Scarlatina

C. Impetigo

D. Generalized form of a simple herpes