COMMUNICABLE DISEASE

• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Hemorrhagic rashes - Menigococcemia
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Koplik’s spots - Measles
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Hydrophobia - Rabies
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Landry’s sign - Poliomyelitis
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Lockjaw - Tetanus
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Forchheimer’s spots - German measles
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Hansen’s disease - Leprosy
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Rose Spots - Typhoid fever
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Infectious hepatitis - Hepatitis A
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Serum hepatitis - Hepatitis B
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Reactivated Dormant Hepa B - Hepatitis D
• TB Drugs Side Effects Rifampin - Orange urine
• TB Drugs Side Effects Isoniazid - Neuritis and hepatitis
• TB Drugs Side Effects Pyrazinamide - Hyperuricemia
• TB Drugs Side Effects Ethambutol - Optic nerve neuritis
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Hepatitis leading to cancer - Hepatitis E
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases 7-day fever- Measles
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases 3-day fever - German Measles
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Spiking fever followed by rashes - Roseola Infantum
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Acute parotitis - Mumps
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Rice, watery stools - Cholera
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Reverse transcriptase - HIV
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Morning drop - Gonorrhea
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Bad blood - Syphilis
• Pathognomonic Sign of Communicable Diseases Night sweats - PTB
• TB Drugs Side Effects Streptomycin - Ototoxicity
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis Agent: Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis Pathognomonic: Night sweats
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis Screening: Mantoux Test
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis Primary diagnostic: direct sputum smear microscopy or DSSM
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis Confirmatory: Sputum culture
• Cholera Most common (Philippines): Vibrio Coma
• Cholera MOT: Fecal-Oral
• Cholera Toxin: Choleragen
• Cholera DOC: Tetracycline
• Diphtheria Agent: Corynebacterium Diphtheriae
• Diphtheria Common complication: Myocarditis
• Diphtheria DOC: Penicillin
• Measles Agent: Rubeola
• Measles Common complication: Otitis Media and bronchopneumonia