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TORCH Infections: Congenital Clues You Can’t Miss 📌 KEY PEARLS 🧠 Classic Triad of Toxoplasmosis = chorioretinitis intracranial calcifications hydrocephalus 🐱 Avoid cat feces & undercooked meat to prevent toxo 💉 Rubella: cataracts, PDA, deafness, blueberry muffin rash – prevent with MMR (not in pregnancy) 👂 CMV: chorioretinitis, microcephaly, periventricular calcifications, sensorineural hearing loss 🧬 Parvovirus: causes hydrops fetalis in utero 🍋 Syphilis: “snuffles,” desquamating rash, H

TORCH INFECTIONS NCLEX Review 🧠 Follow @nursewellversed for visual nursing education! TORCH infections are a group of infections that can be passed from mother to baby, potentially leading to fetal abnormalities. What does TORCH stand for? 🔹 T – Toxoplasmosis 🔹 O – Other (Syphilis, Varicella, HIV, Parvovirus) 🔹 R – Rubella 🔹 C – Cytomegalovirus 🔹 H – Herpes Simplex Quick Breakdown: Toxoplasmosis – Parasitic infection from raw meat, cat feces, or contaminated soil/water. Other – Includes sy