exanthema
/ˌɛɡzænˈθiːmə/
noun
- A widespread rash on the skin, often caused by an infection or illness (same as exanthem).
- Exanthema is a common symptom of childhood diseases like chickenpox.
- The textbook described the exanthema as red spots that turn into blisters.
- The nurse noted that the patient's exanthema started on the face and spread downward.
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