Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) Practice Exam

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Impetigo is characterized by which of the following skin presentations?

Warts and scabs
Pustules and vesicles
Rashes and blisters
Dermatitis and eczema

The correct answer is: Pustules and vesicles

Impetigo is primarily characterized by the presence of pustules and vesicles, which are fluid-filled lesions that can occur on the skin, particularly in areas that are prone to irritation or injury. These lesions often rupture, leading to the formation of honey-colored crusted scabs. This distinctive appearance, particularly with the vesicular stage, is a hallmark sign of impetigo, which is a common and contagious bacterial skin infection typically seen in children, although it can affect individuals of any age. Understanding this characteristic presentation can aid in differentiating impetigo from other skin conditions that may present with rashes, warts, or blisters. The other options do not accurately reflect the typical morphology associated with impetigo.