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What is the typical route of transmission for Roseola?
What is the typical route of transmission for Roseola?
- Droplet transmission (correct)
- Direct contact with contaminated surfaces
- Vector-borne transmission
- Airborne transmission
What is a common symptom of Roseola in children?
What is a common symptom of Roseola in children?
- High fever lasting 3-7 days (correct)
- Severe abdominal pain and vomiting
- Low-grade fever and mild cough
- Swollen lymph nodes and fatigue
What is a potential risk associated with the high fever caused by Roseola?
What is a potential risk associated with the high fever caused by Roseola?
- Febrile seizures (correct)
- Respiratory distress
- Dehydration
- Skin infection
When is a child with Roseola generally considered no longer contagious?
When is a child with Roseola generally considered no longer contagious?
What is an appropriate method for managing a child's fever associated with Roseola?
What is an appropriate method for managing a child's fever associated with Roseola?
Flashcards
Roseola Transmission
Roseola Transmission
Roseola spreads through respiratory droplets.
Roseola Fever
Roseola Fever
High fever (103°F+) for 3-7 days, resolves before rash.
Roseola Risk
Roseola Risk
Febrile seizures due to high fever, requires immediate attention.
Roseola Rash
Roseola Rash
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Roseola Care
Roseola Care
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Study Notes
- Roseola spreads via droplets.
- A high fever, sometimes 103°F or greater, lasts for 3–7 days.
Risks
- Febrile seizures, need emergency treatment.
- A rosy pink rash appears the day the fever resolves.
Treatment & Prevention
- Keep the child home for the first 24 hours after the fever is gone, then they are no longer contagious.
- Treat with ibuprofen or Tylenol for fever, sponging with tepid water, fluids, and rest.
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Description
Roseola spreads through droplets and causes a high fever lasting 3-7 days. A rosy pink rash appears when the fever breaks. Treatment includes fever management with ibuprofen or Tylenol, tepid water sponging, fluids, and rest.
