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Sore throat, neck lumps and ENT emergencies
A practice question in the style of the PLAB 1 exam. Choose your answer to see the explanation.
A 19-year-old with severe tonsillitis and large neck nodes is given amoxicillin and develops a widespread rash. What is the likely diagnosis?
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The answer is D: Glandular fever.
Amoxicillin causes a rash in most patients with EBV infection.
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