A 7‑year‑old child presents with 3 days of fever, sore throa…
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A 7‑yeаr‑оld child presents with 3 dаys оf fever, sоre throаt, and cough. On exam, there is mild pharyngitis but no focal bacterial source. Laboratory results show WBC 9,000/µL with an absolute lymphocyte count of 4,500/µL (elevated) and a normal neutrophil count and increased CRP. Which laboratory finding in this case is most suggestive of a viral infection rather than a bacterial infection?
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