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Final answer:
A single, painless annular lesion, known as the erythema migrans rash or "bull's-eye" rash, is most often found in a person with stage 1 Lyme disease. So the correct answer is D.
Explanation:
The finding most often found in a person with stage 1 Lyme disease is a single, painless annular lesion, known as the erythema migrans rash or classic "bull's-eye" rash. This rash typically forms 3 to 30 days after the tick bite and is a key diagnostic sign during the early-localized stage of Lyme disease.
The rash may be warm to the touch, and while the presence of this rash is very indicative of Lyme disease, it can sometimes be missed if the tick bite is on a less visible part of the body. Other early symptoms include flu-like signs such as fever, chills, and body aches.
Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to prevent further stages of the disease, which can become quite serious.
