Patients with<unk>  typically have low-grade fever and pharyngeal erythema, suggestive of viral etiology or pharyngeal exudate or petechia, suggestive of group A streptococcus. Additional signs include enlarged edematous tonsils, enlarged and/or tender cervical adenopathy, rash may or may not be present. Scarlatiniform rash, which is marked by multiple small red papules that are widely and diffusely distributed but spare the palms and soles, is suggestive of GAS.
Pharyngitis physical examination
Laryngitis physical examination
Phlegmon physical examination
Tonsillitis physical examination
Rhinitis physical examination
Bronchitis physical examination
Bronchiolitis physical examination
Typhus physical examination