childhood viruses
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Name Family Signs and Symptoms
Respiratory Syncytial
Virus
Similar to common cold with sig.
rhinorhea, respiritory difficulty,
wheezesare a common sign.
Affects most kids before the age
of two
Measles
Characterized by a
maculopapular rashthat starts
on face and spreads. Initial
symptoms 2-3days before rash
(prodrome) includes coldlike
symptoms, fever >40, Koplik
Spots
Mumps
2-3 week incubation leading to
generalized malaiseand fever.
Swollen parotid glands
Parainfluenza
Similar to RSV, but often
associated with Croup(swelling
of the throat that interferes
with breathing and causes
cough, stridor, hoarseness).
Affects boys more than girls
Rubella Togavirusmildfever, pink rash, swollen
lymph nodes, 2 week incubation
Human Bocavirus Parvoviridae
cold symptoms, diarrhea, rash,
conjunctivits (similar to
adenovirus)
human metapneumonia
virusParamyxoviridae similar to RSV
Paramyxoviridae
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Prevention/Treatment
Supportive care with O2 and
fluids. Infected children must be
isolated.Ribavirin works for some
reason for kids with pre-existing
conditions. Palivizumab is a
monoclonal antibody that binds F
ptn and prevents fusion
Maternal antibodies protect until
6 mos. Effective live attenuated
vaccine (MMR) that should be
given between 12-15 mos and
then again around 4-6 yrs. Doesn't
count if it is before 12 mos. Give
immunogobulin to exposed kiddos
who haven't been vaccinated.
live attenuated vaccine, but living
with immune suppressed is not a
contraindication (being immune
suppressed still is)
Nebulized steam helps with the
symtpoms
live attenuated vaccine
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