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Make the Diagnosis: More Than a Mosquito Bite

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Presentation

Case Findings: A 52-year-old man who had returned from an end-of-summer camping trip in Vermont two weeks earlier went to the doctor complaining of a severe headache in the front of his head and a widespread rash of blanching macules. The illness had started a few days earlier with just a mild fever, myalgias, and some loss of appetite. Despite feeling terrible, he joked that his trip was fun, but he’s pretty sure the mosquito is the unofficial bird of Vermont.


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1121% A. West Nile virus

221% B. Dengue fever

150% C. Rubeola

411% D. Viral exanthem

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