Which patient is exhibiting manifestations consistent with the primary stage of syphilis?

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Syphilis has three stages.The chancre,or painless,hard nodule,is visible in the primary stage of syphilis and disappears within a few weeks.The secondary stage occurs approximately 6 weeks later; symptoms may include a generalized skin rash.In tertiary syphilis,spirochetes access to all body tissues and a gumma (a soft encapsulated tumor)may appear on any organ.

Which Patient Is Exhibiting Manifestations Consistent with the Primary Stage