3y 10m old toddler comes into clinic with this new skin erup | Figure 1

3y 10m old toddler comes into clinic with this new skin eruption. on no meds. no medical except autism. no pets in the home. was scratched by a neighbors cat 2 days ago but has been around cats and dogs before. Rash is not red nor any puritis. no fever or signs of viral inf. any ideas??

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Case Summary

  1. Patient Age: 3 years and 10 months

    • Presenting Issue: New skin eruption
    • Medication History: No medications
    • Medical History: Autism
    • Home Environment: No pets, scratched by neighbor's cat
    • Symptoms: Rash not red, no puritis, no fever, no signs of viral infection.

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