KROK 1 2020 – Question 144 · KROK (Medicine) · Pharmacology
The dentist detected herpetic stomatitis in a patient. What medicine should the patient be prescribed?
- A. Erythromycin
- B. Acyclovir
- C. Kanamycin
- D. Midantan (Amantadine)
- E. Lincomycin
Hint
Decide what kind of pathogen causes herpetic lesions, then choose the agent whose mechanism targets the replication of that pathogen.
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