Question 290 · LEK · Urinary tract infections
Which of the following medications is not recommended in the first-line empiric therapy of uncomplicated urinary tract infections in non-pregnant women?
- A. cotrimoxazole.
- B. trimethoprim.
- C. ciprofloxacin.
- D. furazidine.
- E. fosfomycin.
Hint
Think about which drug class guidelines keep in reserve for complicated infections because of adverse effects and collateral damage.
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