Infections diseases with the syndrome of exanthema Scarlet fever

A. Influenza with cerebral edema manifestations

B. Adenovirus infection

C. Respiratory syncytial virus

D. Influenza, typical disease duration

E. Parainfluenza

88. * The typical signs of croup, caused by influenza virus, are:

A. Inspiratory dyspnea, barking cough, high fever

B. Expiratory dyspnea, dry cough, normal temperature

C. Whooping cough

D. Conjunctivitis and coryza

E. Tachypnea with moist rales
Parainfluenza
89. *Child 2 years was ill sharply from rise in temperature up to 37,5 with, occurrences of a cold with insignificant allocation of slime, dry "barking" cough. For 2-nd day of illness at night the child has woken up for rough cough, hoarseness, noisy often breath with the complicated breath has quickly appeared. Involving intercostals intervals was marked, the auxiliary muscles took part in the certificate(act) breath. What is your diagnosis?

A. ARVI,croup

B. Diphtheria, croup.

C. Whooping cough

D. Foreign substance of respiratory ways.

E. Obstructive bronchitis.

90.* A 9-months-old child fell ill acutely(a child is vaccinated according with the schedule of immunization). The onset was marked by fever up to 37,5°C, dry "barking" cough. The condition has sharply worsened at night: began restless, barking cough, hoarseness, inspiratory a short wind; jugular fossa, subclavian fossa and intercostal retractions. The major cause of croup in children are:

A. Enteroviruses

B. Influenza viruses

C. Adenoviruses

D. Rinoviruses