Infections diseases with the syndrome of exanthema Scarlet fever

C. Encephalitis

D. Meningitis

E. Neurotoxic syndrome

29. * What is the typical rash for chickenpox?

A. Vesicular, polimorphic

B. Hemorrhagic spots

C. Macular spots, localized in the fossae and underarm

D. Maculopapular, confluent

E. Ulcers of the skin
Rubella
30.* 11-year-old child. Т - 37,8°С, marked enlargement and tenderness of the cervical lymphatic nodes. The same day appeared macular rash on the trunk and face. Buccal mucosa are without changing, moderate hyperemia in the pharynx. 2^nd day t - 37,2°С, child feels better, but rash became even more severe, all over the body. Suboccippital lymph nodes are enlarged. What disease do you suppose?

A. Measles, mitigated form.

B. Enterovirus infection, exanthema.

C. Allergic rash.