Question 247 · LEK · Bacterial vaginosis
So called clue cells are typical of:
- A. vaginal candidiasis.
- B. vaginal trichomoniasis.
- C. bacterial vaginosis.
- D. normal vaginal biocenosis.
- E. vaginal actinomycosis.
Hint
Clue cells are vaginal epithelial cells studded with adherent coccobacilli; consider which condition replaces lactobacilli with Gardnerella.
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