Question 03

Which of the following signs are commonly found on physical examination in patients with postnatal rubella infection?

Palpable occipital lymph nodes
Purpuric rash
Conjunctivitis
'Strawberry' tongue
Skin vesicles
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Explanation

Palpable occipital lymph nodes are characteristic of rubella infection. The rash of rubella is not purpuric. Conjunctivitis is classically a feature of measles infection. A 'strawberry' is seen in Kawasaki disease. A vesicular rash is seen in infections such as varicella (chicken pox) and Hand, Foot and Mouth disease.

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