What is your diagnosis, On examination, you see what

What is your diagnosis

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Yuli is a 4-year-old female patient who presents for rash on her face. The rash started with a few blisters around her mouth with blisters on her hands and feet about a week ago. She was itching the areas and mom applied vaseline with some relief. The blisters on her hands and feet went away a couple of days ago. On examination, you see what appears to be a ruptured vesicles with erythematous bases covered with a dry, honey-colored crust. What is your diagnosis?

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