<prompt> A 23-year-old female presents with an itchy, linear rash on her foot. She returned from a camping trip 4 days ago and denies using any new makeup, clothing, or jewelry. True about this skin pathology:Type II hypersensitivity reactionMore common in children than in adultsUsually pruritus is absentTreatment is with coicosteroids  <response>: Diagnosis - Contact dermatitis. Foot lesions are erythematous papules and vesicles with serous weeping. Lesions localized to areas of contact with the offending agent the foot ware in this case. Treatment: Topical or systemic coicosteroids cool, wet compresses 