Infections diseases with the syndrome of exanthema Scarlet fever

A. Maculopapular rash, conjunctivitis, rhinitis, high fever

B. Vesicular rash and high fever

C. Tonsillitis and conjunctivitis without rash

D. Hemorrhagic spots and meningeal signs

E. Tonsillitis, strawberry tongue and macular rash

Chickenpox
21.* 7-year-old child. Complaints: Т - 38,2^о С, skin rash. Examination: on the face, scalp, trunk, and limbs – macules, papules, vesicles, crusts. Palms and feet are free from the rash. Pharynx is a bit hyperaemic, on the right arc – vesicle. The internal organ – without pathology. What is the primary diagnosis:

A. Herpes simplex

B. Smallpox

C. Chickenpox

D. Streptodermy

E. Allergic rash

22.* 10 -year-old child. 22^nd day of the chickenpox he have got fever - 38°С, apatic, torpid. Speech is abnormal, vomiting, dizziness. Meningeal sings are negative. There are lots of crusts on the skin. Cerebrospinal fluid: transparent, pressure is increased. Cytosis - 62, lymphocytes – 98 %, neutrophils – 2 %, protein - 400 мg/L. Pandy reaction ++, Noone-Appelt +++. What is the primary diagnosis?

A. Chickenpox, typical severe form with smooth course.