A red, scaly rash with silvery plaques most commonly seen on elbows and knees is consistent with:
a.Acne
b.Psoriasis
c.Eczema
d.Rosacea
Explanation
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune skin disorder characterized by silvery scales. Cosmetologists adapt the service to avoid irritation but do not treat it.
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