A 6 -year-old child presented with a sudden onset of red, itchy skin lesions primarily around the mouth, nose, and chin. The parents reported that the child had been scratching the affected areas frequently, leading to the development of smalt, fluld-filed blisters. These blisters burst easily, leaving behind yelowish crusts. The condrign had worsened over the past two days, and the child also developed mild swelling in the surrounding skin. The childs medical history showed no significant chronic lilnesses, and the famiby had no kispory of skin disorders. The child had recently been in contact with a siting who had similar lesions, which raised suspicion of possible transmission. Addinionally, the child tended to touch the face often and frequently engaged in outdoor play without proper hand hygiene. What is the disease? a. impetigo b. varicella c. measles d. 5555
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