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Medicine, 23.10.2020 20:30 michaellangley

ID/CC: HPI: frequent “nose-picking”, discharge from lesions PE: characteristic “honey-co A 5 year old male presents with golden-yellow, crusted

lesions behind the ears and around the mouth.

lored” crusted lesions at the angle

of mouth, around nose and behind ears

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