While the nurse is assessing the client hospitalized with recurrent lower-extremity cellulitis, the client states, 'I have athlete's foot; do you want to check it?' The nurse concludes that this information is significant for what reason?

D The skin disruption with tinea pedis may be the cause of the cellulitis. B Both infections should resolve with topical fungicide therapy. A Cellulitis is commonly caused by a similar fungal infection. C Painful neuralgia can occur after the cellulitis infection has resolved.