Which diagnosis is most consistent with patient presentation

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Bill is a 32-year old man who presents today with 4 days of fever and headache and a rash that began this morning. The rash is flat and not itchy and is comprised of multiple red areas scattered across his trunk, arms and legs. Bill reports that he went camping last week with his sons in the North Carolina mountains. He does not recall being bitten by a tick. The patient denies any illness contacts. He also reports being up to date will all of his immunizations. See the photo of the rash. Which diagnosis is most consistent with the patient presentation and history?

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