Question 233 · LEK · Viral
Skin lesions that occur in children, especially those in immunosuppression, in a form of small dome-shaped and pearly papules with a dimpled center are related to:
- A. viral warts.
- B. scabies lesions.
- C. cutaneous mycosis.
- D. psoriasis.
- E. molluscum contagiosum.
Hint
Pearly dome-shaped papules with a central dimple (umbilication) point to a poxvirus infection.
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