Question Olive Chaney ihuman case study: what are the questions to ask? which differential diagnoses and which tests need to be ordered? what is his lead and alternate diagnoses? management plan? thanks! 1 View entire question Answer & Explanation Solved by verified expert Olive Chaney - Pediatrics CC - rash Diagnosis - Exanthema subitum - Exanthema subitum (HHV6/roseola), human parvovirus 19, rubella (german measles), Measles, URI • No tests are recommend ed. Diagnosis is clinical based. Problem Statement: ( Demographic description - chief complaint - Hx and PE key findings - risk factors ) Olive Chaney is a 2 year old girl brought in by her mother with complaint of a rash. The rash started this morning on her abdomen and has spread to extremities. Her mother reports Olive has not been itching the rash. 3 days prior Olive had cough coryza that have persisted and a high fever (103F) that resolved yesterday. PE shows a pink macropapular rash on abdomen and extremities and eye inspection shows pink conjunctivae. What is exanthem subitum? Exanthem subitum is an infection caused by a virus. This condition is most common in children 2 years of age and younger. what are the questions to ask? does the child have a fever? how long? does he child have a rashes? when and where did it start? does the patient have diarrhea? is the patient weak? dehydrated? what are the medication taken?