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A 42-year-old woman working at a poultry farm complains of dyspnea, thoracic pain on the left, increased body temperature up to 38-39°C in the evening, and cough. The patient suffers from essential hypertension. Objectively: vesicular respiration in the lungs, vesicular resonance without alterations. X-ray of both lungs reveals numerous small low-intensity foci, 2-3 mm in size, located in a row along the blood vessels. ESR- 32 mm/hour. What is the most likely diagnosis?a.Community-acquired pneumoniab.Infiltrative tuberculosisc.Acute disseminated tuberculosisd.Pulmonary carcinomatosise.Focal tuberculosis
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