Question 257 · LEK · Roseola infantum
Indicate the false statement concerning HHV6 virus infection:
- A. it is an etiological factor of erythema contagiosum.
- B. most commonly it affects children under 2 years of age.
- C. fever seizures may be observed in the course of the disease.
- D. typical sign of the infection in a complete blood count is neutropenia.
- E. characteristic sign of the infection is a maculopapular rash on the face and torso.
Hint
Match HHV-6 to the correct numbered childhood exanthem and recall which virus causes the 'slapped cheek' rash.
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