The Characteristic Findings Associated with Herpes Simplex Lesions on the External

The characteristic findings associated with herpes simplex lesions on the external genitalia are

A) a reddish, round ulcer with a depressed center and raised, indurated edges.
B) raised, round wartlike plaques with a moist surface covered by a gray exudate.
C) small, shallow red vesicles that fuse together to form a large, painful ulcer.
D) white, dry, painless growths with a narrow base.