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UC Irvine Journal of Education and Teaching in Emergency Medicine Title Publication Date
Journal Journal of Education and Teaching in Emergency Medicine
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History of present illness: A 26-year-old male presented to the emergency department with a burning rash over his left axilla and chest that started 2 days prior to presentation. The pain had been steadily worsening and was exacerbated by touch and the rubbing of his clothes over it. Patient denied fevers, chills, or weakness. Patient denied any past medical history, past surgical history or medications. He was unsure of his vaccination history and endorsed having chicken pox as a child.
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