• An 8-year-old boy cuts his hand on a piece of glass. Two days later there is an open sore surrounded by swelling. His forearm is tender with red streaks extending towards the axilla. What is the most likely diagnosis? • A- Inflammatory lymphadenopathy. B- Reactive lymphadenopathy. C- Lymphangitis. D- Abscess. E- Lymphadenitis.

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