Identify each infectious disease from E to H

Here are the infectious diseases identified from the photos:

• Photo E: Shows a baby with a widespread rash, which is characteristic of congenital syphilis. While the student wrote "Secondary stage Syphilis", this specific presentation in an infant is known as congenital syphilis, which can manifest with a rash similar to secondary syphilis.
• Photo F: Shows a rash on the sole of the foot. Rashes on the palms and soles are a classic sign of secondary syphilis.
• Photo G: Shows thick, yellowish (pus-like) penile discharge, which is a primary symptom of gonorrhea.
• Photo H: Shows a painless ulcer (chancre) on the genitals, which is the hallmark sign of primary syphilis.

The question "Identify the deficiency disease observed in Photos E to H" is incorrect. The diseases shown in Photos E to H are infectious diseases, not deficiency diseases. Deficiency diseases are caused by a lack of essential nutrients, while infectious diseases are caused by pathogenic microorganisms.

Here are the identified infectious diseases:

• E: Congenital Syphilis (or Secondary Syphilis, referring to the rash type)
• F: Secondary Syphilis
• G: Gonorrhea
• H: Primary Syphilis