PG Preparation

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Common Complications


Mumps – Children Adolescents	Meningoencephalitis Orchitis
Rubella	Polyarthritis
Measles	Otitis Media
Meningococcal Meningitis	Arthritis
Haemophillus Influenza Meningitis	Subdural effusion
Typhoid	Paralytic Ileus
Tetanus	Airway obstruction and Anoxia
Whooping cough	Pneumonia
Leprosy	Intercurrent P.T. Amyloidosis
Diptheria	Myocarditis, Toxic Neuritis
Psittacosis	Myocarditis, Secondary Pneumonia
Bartonellosis	Secondary infection with Salmonella
Hypothyroidism	Hypothermia, cardiac complications
Chronic Glomerulonephritis	Myocardial infarction, Infection
Infection in Myeloma	Respiratory – Pneumonia
Commonest drug induced cutaneous lesion	Toxic erythema
Atopic Dermatitis	Kaposis Vericelliform eruption
Lichen Planus	Neoplastic degeneration

FEVERS

Fever Causative Organism

Sandfly fever Arbovirus

Rift valley fever A virus infecting Sheep

Lassa fever Arena Virus

Glandular fever Ebstein Barr Virus

Bartonneuse fever Rickettsiae Conori

Oroya fever Bartonella

Pretibial fever Leptospirosis

Canicola fever Leptospirosis

Swamp fever Leptospirosis

Seven day fever Leptospirosis

Haverhill fever Streptobacillus Moniliformis

Scarlet fever Streptococci

Pontiac fever Legionella

Fever Alternate Name

Undulant fever Malta fever, Brucellosis

Oroya fever Verruga Peruana
Carrions Disease

Saddle back fever Breakbone fever

Gaol fever Epidemic typhus
Classical typhus

5 day fever Trench fever

3 day fever Sandfly fever

Glandular fever Infectious mononucleosis

Pretibial fever Fort Bragg fever

Haverhill fever Ratbite fever