When assessing a client's skin, the nurse finds clusters of lesions. How would the nurse document the lesions?

A. Confluent lesions merge together, forming a larger area of affected skin, which is not the case here. B. Discrete lesions are separate and distinct from each other, which doesn't match the description of clusters. C. Grouped lesions are those that appear in clusters, which fits the assessment finding. D. Annular lesions have a ring-like appearance, typically seen in conditions like ringworm, and do not fit the description of clustered lesions.