Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Possible seborrheic dermatitis?Pediatric patient 10M, height 4ft, 80lbs, white/black, healthy and has no medical issues, no meds, etc. I was thinking it was just a serious case of dry scalp as it was starting to peel. He's been itching it quite a bit while at school. I mentioned this to the pediatrician and was told to use selenium sulfide (Head & Shoulders), so that is why the scab appears that greenish/blue color. It is raised pretty high. My concern is if he keeps scratching it could lead to an infection. Does this appear to be seborrheic dermatitis? if not what else could it be? Thank you.. ### Response: 1 marginal quality image. Seborrheic dermatitis could appear this way as could psoriasis, tinea capitis and many other conditions..