ID reaction is associated with______________?

Correct answer: D. candidiasis

  • A. apthous ulcer
  • B. herpetic stomatitis
  • C. syphilis
  • D. candidiasis

Explanation

An ID reaction is a distant hypersensitivity response to a fungal infection and may occur with candidiasis, producing lesions away from the primary site. It is not a direct manifestation of aphthous ulcer, syphilis, or herpetic stomatitis.

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