Childhood infections SBA set 231
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A child presented with fever for 4 days duration with associated cough and cold. On the day of the admission maculopapular rash was noted behind the ear. What is the most likely aetiology? [2016 November]
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A 6 month old baby presented with vesicular rash all over the body, there were signs of
excoriation. What is the treatment option? [INTAKE 32]CorrectThis is what is missing!Incorrect