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This is the first-line treatment for a non-pregnant woman over the age of 16.
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a
Nitrofurantoin for three days
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This is the correct first-line drug, but the length of use would apply to pregnant women or males. Non-pregnant women can have a shorter course of three days.
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b
Nitrofurantoin for seven days
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This would be suitable for a lower UTI in children.
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e
Cefalexin for three days
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This would be suitable for a catheter-associated UTI.
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d
Amoxicillin for seven days
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This is a second-line option if the first line treatment does not show improvement in symptoms
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c
Fosfomycin 3g single dose sachet
Concept
Chapter
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Urinary tract infection
Topic
162
General practice
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A 19-year-old non-pregnant woman presents to the GP with dysuria. After further history taking, they are diagnosed with a lower urinary tract infection (UTI).

What would be the most appropriate antibiotic regime to give to this patient?
a