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A common early childhood viral infection characterized by a sudden high fever followed by a rash of tiny pink spots on the head and trunk is called ____.
   a. fifth disease
   b. roseola
   c. hand, foot, and mouth disease
   d. meningitis

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Pearson's Comprehensive Medical Assisting

Edition: 3^rd

Authors: Beaman, Routh, Papazian-Boyce, Sesser, Maly, Mills

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