See image FThis 22-year-old patient presents with acute salm…

See image FThis 22-year-old patient presents with acute salmon-pink, mildly pruritic papules that have silvery-white scales, scattered diffusely over her body. She reports having streptococcal pharyngitis a few weeks earlier. She is not currently taking any medications. What is the most likely diagnosis? See image F

Refer to image HThese images are two separate patients with…

Refer to image HThese images are two separate patients with the same diagnosis. Both have a unilateral rash that is very painful. Pain started a few days before the rash erupted and their rashes are only in the unilateral areas seen. What is the most likely diagnosis?Refer to image H

A 75-year-old male presents with large, tense bullae scatter…

A 75-year-old male presents with large, tense bullae scattered diffusely over his trunk in a bilateral and symmetric pattern. He says it started a couple of days ago as urticaria that were severely pruritic. His only medication is furosemide. You decide to do a biopsy for confirmation of your suspected diagnosis and start the patient on high-dose oral steroids. What is the most likely diagnosis and its etiology?