<prompt> Oslers nodes are typically seen in which one of the following:Chronic candida endocarditisAcute staphylococcal endocarditisPseudomonas endocarditisLibman sacks endocarditis  <response>: Oslers nodes and subungual hemorrhage in infective endocarditis are caused by septic embolisation, and septic embolisation is more common in patients with acute S. aureus endocarditis. In endocarditis caused by S. aureus, vegetations are 10 mm in diameter and infection involving the mitral valve are independently associated with an increased risk of embolization. Ref: Harrisons principles of internal medicine, 18th edition, Page: 1054 