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Milady Standard Esthetics 12th Edition Practice Test

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Which virus can infect the bottom of the foot with small black dots in clustered groups and is also a cutaneous viral infection commonly contracted through sexual transmission, exhibiting genital warts?
Correct Answer:
Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)
Explanation:
HPV is the virus described here. Plantar warts on the bottom of the feet are caused by human papillomavirus, and they often show small black dots—thrombosed capillaries—within rough, grainy lesions that can cluster together. HPV is also associated with genital warts, a common sexually transmitted infection produced by certain HPV strains. The other options don’t fit: hepatitis targets the liver, not the skin; herpes simplex virus type 1 causes oral or sometimes genital herpes but not plantar warts; and hydrophilic is not a virus.

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