Victoria Lewis iHuman Contact Dermatitis

The patient, a 25 yo otherwise healthy female, presents with 2 days of intensely pruritic erythematous papular rash on the inner thighs and left inner forearm. Recent exposures include hiking through the woods, hot tub use, new lotion use, and ingesting scallops for the first time in her life. Physical examination shows a 6 cm set of linear, circumscribed, erythematous blisters on the left inner forearm and a 10 x 12 cm scattered contiguous erythematous papular rash with surrounding superficial excoriations on the inner thighs. Vitals and the remaining physical examination are unremarkable.