(48) A 51 year-old woman partially removes a wooden splinter from her index finger. Two weeks later , the wounded area begins to swell slightly and becomes mildly tender. Which of the following findings is most likely on biopsy of the wounded tissue? (A) Caseous necrosis (B) Fibrinous inflammation (C) Granulomatous inflammation (D) Serous inflammation (E) ulceration

(48) A 51 year-old woman partially removes a wooden splinter from her index finger. Two weeks later , the wounded area begins to swell slightly and becomes mildly tender. Which of the following findings is most likely on biopsy of the wounded tissue? (A) Caseous necrosis (B) Fibrinous inflammation (C) Granulomatous inflammation (D) Serous inflammation (E) ulceration

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