A child has a rash on the face, arms, upper legs, and torso. It is splotchy and intensifies after being in the sun. The child does not complain of fever or itchiness. The signs and symptoms are consistent with

A) chickenpox.
B) roseola.
C) fifth disease.
D) cat scratch disease.
E) scabies.


C
Bloom's Taxonomy: Application
Section: Viral Diseases of the Skin and Wounds
Learning Outcome: 19.37

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