Eczema
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Question 12 :
According to diagnostic criteria, which of the following is a common clinical feature used to differentiate eczema from other skin conditions?
Rapidly spreading erythema is a characteristic of cellulitis, not eczema.
Target-shaped lesions are not typical of eczema but may be seen in other conditions like erythema multiforme.
Honey-colored crusts on the skin are associated with impetigo, not eczema.
Relief with exposure to irritants is not a diagnostic feature of eczema.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Target-shaped lesions are not typical of eczema but may be seen in other conditions like erythema multiforme.
Incorrect choices: a. Rapidly spreading erythema is a characteristic of cellulitis, not eczema.
c. Honey-colored crusts on the skin are associated with impetigo, not eczema.
d. Relief with exposure to irritants is not a diagnostic feature of eczema.