Medicine, 10.09.2019 20:30, s108870

A19 year old male college student went to the health center on campus with symptoms of sore throat, fatigue, malaise and a slight fever. a cbc was performed and both the rbc and wbc counts were within normal limits. a rapid strep test was performed and the results were negative. a slide agglutination test for infectious mononucleosis was indeterminate, although results of a slide agglutination test for crp were positive. results of a semiquantitiative crp determination indicated an increased level of approximately 20 mg/dl. the student was advised to rerturn in a few days for a repeat mononucleosis test how does a test result showing an increase in crp in a presumptive diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis?

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