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Lésion 2nd à ? Décrire la lésion. Organisme resp? Tx ? |
Neisseria Gonorrhea DISSÉMINÉE (disseminated gonococcus) The skin lesions are the characteristic gun-metal grey pustules of Neisseria gonorrhea, and her joint pains are likely secondary to a tenosynovitis. Typically, there are no more than 20-40 skin lesions found on the patient. Treatment is ceftriaxone. |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Cervicite Chlamydia Trachomatis |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Conjonctivite du nouveau-née Si Gram NEG dipplococci secondaire à Neisseria Gonorrheae |
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Lésion 2nd ?
Organisme resp? |
Syphilis 2nd (rash paume, dessous de pieds) Treponem pallidium |
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Variole (avant éradication complète) |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Syphilis primaire (treponem palladium), chancre mou, PAS dlrx |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Syphilis tertiaire (treponem pallidium) : lésion gommeuse (ang: gummatous lesion). peut se retrouver sur la peau, les viscères, le système cardio-vasc, cerveau (neuro-syphilis) |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Cervicite Neisseria gonorrhea |
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Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Syphilis primaire (treponem palladium), chancre mou, PAS dlrx |
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Lésion pénienne non-dlrse 2-10 sem précédentes. Lésion 2nd ? Organisme resp? |
Syphilis secondaire (treponem palladium). Rash papulaire often starts on the trunk and flexor surfaces of the extremities, spreading to the palms and soles. (treponema pallidium) |
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Travaille dans un aquarium. Quel est l'étiologie la + prob ? Dxdf ? Tx ? |
Mycobacterium marinum or “Fish tank granuloma/Aquarium Granuloma,” characterized by ulcerations on areas exposed to contaminated water. Generally, treatment involves two active antibacterial agents continued until 1-2 months after cutaneous lesions resolve with clarithromycin and rifampin. DXDF (détails suivent) Vibrio vulnificus Sporotrichosis Herpes withlow Sporotrichosis ("rose gardener's disease") is a soil fungal infection that classically appears as a painless papule on the finger/hand/arm at the site of inoculation and spreads proximally via lymphatics.. The papule enlarges and develops into a pustule that ulcerates. Itraconazole is the initial drug of choice for cutaneous sporotrichosis. Vibrio vulnificus can also cause skin lesions (blistering dermatitis) but should also present with abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, and other symptoms. Vibrio septicemia is associated with: 1) consumption of raw/undercooked seafood, classically raw oysters, or 2) inoculation of Vibrio into open skin wounds when exposed to warm Vibrio-infested seawater. Antibiotic treatment for vibrio septicemia consists of doxycycline and third-generation cephalosporin IV. Herpetic whitlow classically is a herpes simplex virus rash presenting with painful vesicular lesions to the fingers, most commonly contracted by dentists or medical providers exposed to oral secretions. Most cases are self-limited, althoughg antivirals (acyclovir) may be indicated in immunocompromised/severely infected patients. Surgical debridement/lancing should be avoided to prevent superinfection. |
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Enfant 5 ans, fièvre et rash. Identifier lésion et étiologie ? |
Koplik spots are pathognomonic for measles (rougeole ou encore rubeole en anglais, ce qui est différent de la rubella (forme soft): 1-3mm white/bluish papules with an erythematous base, classically seen on the buccal mucosa opposite the molar teeth, sometimes described as "grains of salt on a red background". |
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Nom de la patho ? Agent responsable ? |
Lymphagranulum venerum Chalmydia trachomatis Peut aussi avoir une implication anorectale. |
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a) Agent responsable? b) Temps de latence d'apparition des sx post exposition? c) Sx pour homme et femme d) complications e) tx |
a) Neisseria Gonorrheae b) Apparition des sx 2-8 jours post rapport sexuel c) Sx homme : écoulement purulent laiteux/jaunatre, dysurie. Sx femme Asx ou dysurie/PID d) Conjonctivite, gonorrhée disséminée, arthrite septique, tenosynovite e) IM ceftriaxone |
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Pahto tx ? |
Toxoplamose Pyrimetamine |
