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Review Question - QID 217388

Immunology Types of Immunological Reactions Type IV: Delayed-type or cell-mediated hypersensitivity QID: 217388 (OBQ21.69)
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QID 217388 (Type "217388" in App Search)
A 28-year-old male presents to your office after sustaining a laceration over the dorsal aspect of his right index finger 1 week ago while chopping vegetables. The wound was irrigated and primarily closed at an urgent care the day of the injury and the wound was covered with bacitracin ointment and dressed. In the office, the laceration site is erythematous and blistered but is not draining or showing any signs of fluctuance. He denies fevers or a significant increase in pain. What is the most likely cause of his presentation?
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