Anatomy, Physiology, and Disease 3rd Edition by Karen Lee,Jeff Ankney,Bruce Colbert

Exercise 3

A 27-year-old female presents to her doctor's office with complaints of red, itching, and oozing skin for the past two days. Physical examination and history reveal the following: a well-nourished white female who is in otherwise good health, no known allergies, normal vital signs, pupils normal and reactive, reflexes good, breath sounds normal, liquid-filled vesicles and scabbing on both legs from the top of her sock lines to the bottom of her shorts, and new vesicles have formed around her eyes. The patient stated that she returned from a primitive camping and hiking vacation in Virginia 2 days ago.
Based on this information, what do you think is the diagnosis
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