Question 115 · LEK · Transitional states of the neonatal period
Which of the following is a reddish skin lesion that occurs in a neonate as a macule, usually located on the eyelids, forehead, occiput and nuchal region and disappears around the age of 1 year?
- A. mongolian spot.
- B. hemangioma.
- C. port-wine stain.
- D. milium.
- E. salmon patch.
Hint
Think of the most common benign, flat pink birthmark at the nape and eyelids, often nicknamed after a fish or a bird.
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