Question 75 · LDEK · Infections
Which of the following protocols is not effective in the treatment of oral candidiasis?
- A. use of mouth rinse containing 0.2% chlorhexidine solution.
- B. use of mouth rinse containing 10% solution of acidic sodium bicarbonate.
- C. local application of miconazole, an imidazole derivative.
- D. systemic use of nystatin, a polyene macrolide.
- E. replacement of the denture in the case of denture stomatitis.
Hint
Think about the pharmacokinetics of nystatin after oral administration.
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