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Dog Named Spot?-or Baby It's Cold Outside?

After 6 weeks of coping with itchy lesions on her arms and legs, a 43-year-old woman seeks medical advice. The rash first erupted with the onset of cold weather. The patient recently acquired a dog.

Your differential diagnosis includes which of the following?

Psoriasis
Dermatophyte infection
Nummular eczema
Contact dermatitis
Pityriasis rosea
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