Case definition for Staphylococcal<unk> 
Lab Criteria for Diagnosis (if obtained):
Negative culture results for blood, or cerebrospinal fluid (blood may be positive for S. aureus)
Absence of an increase in antibody titers to the agents of leptospirosis, measles, or Rocky mountain spotted fever.
Confirmed case meets all 5 clinical criteria (clinical features) plus lab criteria
Probable case meets 4-5 clinical criteria plus lab criteria
Negative culture results for blood, or cerebrospinal fluid (blood may be positive for S. aureus)
Absence of an increase in antibody titers to the agents of leptospirosis, measles, or Rocky mountain spotted fever.
Case definition for Streptococcal<unk> 
Lab Criteria
Isolation of group A Streptoccocus
Isolation of group A Streptoccocus
Case classification:
Confirmed: All clinical criteria met + all lab criteria met in sterile collection
Probable: All clinical criteria met + all lab criteria met in non sterile collection of specimen/absence of other identified etiology
Toxic shock syndrome
Positive Nikolsky’s sign
Drug fever
Febrile
Lemierre's syndrome
Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome 
Acute tetanus
Toxic epidermal necrolysis/SJS 