CME-CPD

QUESTION 1 OF 5 A 25-year-old man presents to your office with this rash on his flank, which he says has been there and itching for the past 2 weeks. The patient has tried several over-the-counter medications, including lotrimin and hydrocortisone, without any improvement. In your physical examination, you note no oral lesions and that the rash is also on his palms and the sole of one foot. What is the most likely diagnosis? CHOOSE ONE Urticaria. Viral exanthem. Erythema multiforme. Tinea corporis. This quiz is not accredited for CME. More from Residents' Rapid Review QUIZ Gastrointestinal disorders: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Orthopedics-Sports Medicine: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Osteoarthritis: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Geriatrics: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ CVD risk management: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Gastrointestinal disorders: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Animal bites and envenomations: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Hyperthyroidism: Test your skills with these 5 questions TAKE QUIZ Sexually transmitted infections: Test your skills with these 5 patients TAKE QUIZ Gout: Test your skills with these 5 patients TAKE QUIZ Type 2 diabetes mellitus: Test your skills with these 3 patients TAKE QUIZ Surgery—postoperative complications and common problems TAKE QUIZ Pollution TAKE QUIZ Pediatrics TAKE QUIZ Dermatology TAKE QUIZ Atrial fibrillation TAKE QUIZ Orthopedic/sports medicine TAKE QUIZ Cigarette smoking TAKE QUIZ Gastrointestinal TAKE QUIZ Obstetrics TAKE QUIZ Alcohol misuse TAKE QUIZ Fluids and electrolytes TAKE QUIZ