The term verruca vulgaris refers to a:

Rationale: A. Small, flat warts are classified as verruca plana, not verruca vulgaris. B. Verruca vulgaris refers to the common wart, which is a dry, rough, hyperkeratotic lesion typically found on the hands and fingers. These warts are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) and are usually painless unless irritated. C. Small, tender warts on the feet are plantar warts (verruca plantaris), which differ from verruca vulgaris. D. Domed-shaped, fleshy lesions located anywhere on the skin may describe other types of warts but do not specifically define verruca vulgaris.