@crapthepance: Erythema Multiforme — don’t confuse this on boards 👇 Target lesions = think erythema multiforme, not SJS/TEN. Most commonly triggered by HSV reactivation. Classic “bullseye” lesions with central clearing. Usually self-limited and no mucosal sloughing. Negative Nikolsky sign. If you see widespread skin peeling or mucosal involvement → think SJS/TEN instead. This one shows up on exams because it looks scary but behaves benignly. Save this so you don’t miss it on test day Image credit: James Heilman, MD — CC BY-SA 3.0 (via Wikimedia Commons) #pastudent #paschool #crapthepance #medtok #futurepa