A client tells the nurse that flakes of skin come loose with every shampoo.Based on this data,which secondary skin lesion does the nurse suspect the client is experiencing?

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A) Scales are flakes of greasy, keratinized skin tissue that vary in color from white, gray, to silver. An example of this type of skin lesion is dandruff. Macules and nodules are primary skin lesions. A crust is an area of dry blood, serum, or pus left on the skin surface when vesicles or pustules break.
B) Scales are flakes of greasy, keratinized skin tissue that vary in color from white, gray, to silver. An example of this type of skin lesion is dandruff. Macules and nodules are primary skin lesions. A crust is an area of dry blood, serum, or pus left on the skin surface when vesicles or pustules break.
C) Scales are flakes of greasy, keratinized skin tissue that vary in color from white, gray, to silver. An example of this type of skin lesion is dandruff. Macules and nodules are primary skin lesions. A crust is an area of dry blood, serum, or pus left on the skin surface when vesicles or pustules break.
D) Scales are flakes of greasy, keratinized skin tissue that vary in color from white, gray, to silver. An example of this type of skin lesion is dandruff. Macules and nodules are primary skin lesions. A crust is an area of dry blood, serum, or pus left on the skin surface when vesicles or pustules break.

A Client Tells the Nurse That Flakes of Skin Come