Review Question - QID 109181

A 22-year-old woman arrives to your clinic complaining of a worsening rash. She reports the rash first appeared one year ago on her hands, but she had been too stressed with her final semester of classes to see a dermatologist. Since she first noticed it, the lesion has increased in size. The patient denies pain or pruritis, but notes that sometimes her hands are dry. Her past medical history is significant for seasonal allergies. Her current medications include only an or...