2026 ACCURATE Q&A COLLECTION
◉UTI treatment in pregnancy. Answer: Check for allergies; avoid
cephalosporins with PCN allergy.
◉Vaginal pH in VVC. Answer: Typically less than 4.5 in candidiasis.
◉Diagnosis of Trichomonas. Answer: Nucleic acid amplification test
identifies T. vaginalis.
◉Vaginal moisturizer. Answer: Recommended for atrophic vaginitis
management.
◉Vaginal discharge characteristics. Answer: Thick, white, curdy
discharge in candidiasis.
◉Cephalexin. Answer: Antibiotic for UTI, 250-500mg QID.
◉Fosfomycin. Answer: Single dose, safe for UTI in pregnancy.
◉Doxycycline. Answer: Alternative for patients with PCN allergy.
, ◉Nitrofurantoin. Answer: 100mg BID for 5-7 days, avoid late
pregnancy.
◉Amoxicillin/Clavulanate. Answer: Augmentin, 500mg daily or
875mg BID.
◉Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim. Answer: Bactrim, 160mg BID for
5-7 days.
◉Impetigo. Answer: Contagious skin infection with red sores.
◉Mupirocin. Answer: Topical treatment for limited impetigo lesions.
◉Retapamulin. Answer: Topical antibiotic for impetigo, BID
application.
◉Cephalexin (Keflex). Answer: Used for numerous impetigo lesions,
QID.
◉Erythromycin. Answer: Alternative for PCN allergy, 250mg QID.