Question 211 · LEK · Infections
Disulfiram-ethanol reaction may be expected in a patient with an infection of reproductive organs, who drank alcohol during the treatment with:
- A. metronidazole.
- B. cefuroxime.
- C. clindamycin.
- D. furaginum.
- E. acyclovir.
Hint
Recall which antiprotozoal and anti-anaerobic drug comes with a firm warning to avoid alcohol during and shortly after therapy.
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