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== Differential Diagnosis == |
== Differential Diagnosis == |
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+ | ! Etiology |
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+ | ! Appearance |
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+ | ! Clinical clues |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Viruses |
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+ | | [[EBV]]/[[CMV]] |
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+ | | Mono-like illness |
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+ | | [[HIV]] |
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+ | | HIV risk factors |
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+ | | [[VZV]] |
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+ | | [[Parvovirus B19]] |
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+ | | [[Dengue]] |
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+ | | travel, "breakbone fever" |
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+ | | [[Zika]] |
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+ | | travel |
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+ | | [[Chikungunya]] |
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+ | | travel, arthritis |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Bacteria |
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+ | | [[Mycoplasma pneumoniae]] |
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+ | | [[Group A Streptococcus]] |
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+ | | [[Syphilis]] |
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+ | | [[Gonorrhea]] |
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+ | | [[Rocky Mountain spotted fever]] |
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+ | | [[Meningococcus]] |
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+ | | meningitis |
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+ | | [[Toxic shock syndromes]] |
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+ | | [[Infective endocarditis]] |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Fungi |
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+ | | [[Coccidioides]] |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Drugs |
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+ | | Delayed hypersensitivity or DRESS |
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+ | | SJS/TEN |
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+ | | [[Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis]] |
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+ | | Serum sickness |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Malignancy |
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+ | | Lymphoma || || |
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+ | | Leukemia || || |
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+ | ! colspan=3 | Autoimmune/Inflammatory |
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+ | | Vasculitis || || |
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+ | | Lupus || || |
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+ | | Still disease || || |
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+ | | Sweet syndrome || || |
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+ | | Anticholinergic toxidrome || || |
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* Viral infections |
* Viral infections |
Revision as of 09:51, 22 November 2019
See also fever and petechiae
Differential Diagnosis
Etiology | Appearance | Clinical clues |
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Viruses | ||
EBV/CMV | Mono-like illness | |
HIV | HIV risk factors | |
VZV | ||
Parvovirus B19 | ||
Dengue | travel, "breakbone fever" | |
Zika | travel | |
Chikungunya | travel, arthritis | |
Bacteria | ||
Mycoplasma pneumoniae | ||
Group A Streptococcus | ||
Syphilis | ||
Gonorrhea | ||
Rocky Mountain spotted fever | ||
Meningococcus | meningitis | |
Toxic shock syndromes | ||
Infective endocarditis | ||
Fungi | ||
Coccidioides | ||
Drugs | ||
Delayed hypersensitivity or DRESS | ||
SJS/TEN | ||
Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis | ||
Serum sickness | ||
Malignancy | ||
Lymphoma | ||
Leukemia | ||
Autoimmune/Inflammatory | ||
Vasculitis | ||
Lupus | ||
Still disease | ||
Sweet syndrome | ||
Anticholinergic toxidrome |
- Viral infections
- Measles, mumps, rubella
- Other viruses
- Bacterial
- Syphilis
- Rickettsiae
- Mycoplasma
- Non-infectious