Purpura, Petechiae and Vasculitis - Dermatology

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Case One, Question 1 Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? a. drug hypersensitivity reaction b. urticaria c. vasculitis d. rocky mountain spotted fever e. nutritional deficiency
Case One, Question 1 Answer: e Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis? a. drug hypersensitivity reaction (typically without purpuric lesions) b. urticaria (would expect raised edematous lesions, not purpura) c. vasculitis (purpura would not be perifollicular <strong>and</strong> would be palpable) d. rocky mountain spotted fever (no history of travel or tick bite) e. nutritional deficiency
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