Question 223 · LEK · Erythema infectiosum
A child at preschool age is presented in GP’s office. According to the parents the child has been suffering from fever over 7 days and 2 days ago they observed a bilateral facial rash and maculopapular lacy rash on the trunk. The general condition of the child is good. Which diagnosis is the most probable?
- A. rubella.
- B. measles.
- C. scarlet fever.
- D. erythema infectiosum.
- E. erythema multiforme.
Hint
Focus on 'slapped cheek' facial erythema followed by a lacy, reticular rash on the trunk in a child who looks well.
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