Which of the following set of symptoms seems to indicate that the patient has tinea pedis?
A)Flat, round lesions on the soles of the feet.
B)Inflammation, itching, and excoriation with dry, red, scaly patches.
C)Itching and redness and peeling of the foot, especially between the toes.
D)Pustules and purulent drainage.
E)Erythema, itching, and intense pain.

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Tinea pedis, commonly known as athlete's foot, typically presents with itching, redness, and peeling of the foot, especially between the toes. The other options listed may be indicative of other skin conditions but are not consistent with tinea pedis.

Which of the Following Set of Symptoms Seems to Indicate