Question 165 · LEK · Measles
A bi-phasic fever, conjunctivitis, photophobia, runny nose, macropapular rash first occurring on the head and then spreading to the feet are characteristic of the infectious disease preventable with vaccination, called:
- A. chickenpox.
- B. rubella.
- C. measles.
- D. erythema infectiosum.
- E. scarlet fever.
Hint
Combine a catarrhal prodrome and eye symptoms with a coarse rash spreading from the head downwards.
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