2. C is the correct answer. Kerion is a scalp lesion that develops with tinea capitus that is an inflamed secondarily infected lesion. It has a boggy granulated appearance. It is best treated with oral anti fungals, and oral antibiotics may be needed. Pemphigus is a bullous lesion that usually affects the torso the most. This is not a cutaneous abscess. This is not shingles because there is no vesicular appearance and it does not follow a dermatomal distribution.
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