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A 19-yr-old woman presents to her local campus health center with fatigue, sore throat, and swollen neck that presented over the last 2 days. She has no past medical history, but does note that she had similar symptoms 2 yr ago in high school that lasted 2 weeks. On physical exam she had a dominant rubbery and movable 1.5-cm left cervical lymph node, with surrounding bilateral sub-centimeter cervical lymph nodes. She had no erythema or tonsillar enlargement in the oropharynx. Interestingly, she had a 2-cm spleen tip felt below the mid-clavicular line. A nasal swab is performed. What is her likely diagnosis?

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