Discuss drug therapy for urinary tract infections

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1. Discuss drug therapy for urinary tract infections.

2. If a symptomatic patient comes to the clinic and has a dip stick or culture (depending on your location) that suggests a UTI what is your treatment plan?

3. Consider costs and patient compliance: What is first-line, second-line?

4. How do you treat a pregnant woman?

5. What considerations do you make for the geriatric patient?

6. What life style changes might need to occur? Please present data supportive of your responses.

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