Question 160 · LEK · Scarlet fever
The sudden onset of a disease in a child with a high fever, headaches, vomiting, fine spotted rash on the skin, and “raspberry tongue” is the clinical description of:
- A. measles.
- B. chickenpox.
- C. scarlet fever.
- D. infectious mononucleosis.
- E. diphtheria.
Hint
Pay attention to the tongue appearance and the fine rash appearing within the first day or two of a sudden febrile illness.
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