A 17-year-old male presents to your emergency room complaini…

A 17-year-old male presents to your emergency room complaining of a skin lesion that is red, raised, filled with pus, and hot to the touch. He started noticing the lesion hours after wrestling practice, and it progressively worsened. He has also become slightly febrile. After a sample of the lesion and lab work, you find out: It produces coagulase and hyaluronidase  Coagulase test comes out positive It grows in grape like clusters Gram positive What could the pathogen be?

A patient presents to the emergency room with noticeable red…

A patient presents to the emergency room with noticeable red maculopapular exanthem on their head, trunk, and limbs. They had complaints of a sore throat, dry cough, conjunctivitis, and oral lesions (Koplik’s spots) days before.  Inspection of vaccination records shows the patient has not received the MMR vaccine. What could this pathogen be?