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A Patient with Greasy, Adherent Scales on Coalescing Macules Along

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Question 18

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A patient with greasy, adherent scales on coalescing macules along the brow and scalp most likely has what form of dermatitis?


A) Allergic contact
B) Seborrheic
C) Stasis
D) Atopic

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