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Petechiae, Purpura and Vasculitis

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Case One, Question 1<br />

Answer: b<br />

• Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?<br />

a. Drug hypersensitivity reaction (typically without<br />

purpuric lesions)<br />

b. Nutritional deficiency<br />

c. Urticaria (would expect raised edematous lesions, not<br />

purpura)<br />

d. <strong>Vasculitis</strong> (purpura would not be perifollicular <strong>and</strong><br />

would be palpable)<br />

e. Rocky mountain spotted fever (no history of travel or<br />

tick bite)<br />

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