Which of the following antibiotics is effective in treating oral candidiasis ?

Related Mcqs:

1. Oral candidiasis is divided into primary and_____________?

   A. Secondary infections B. Subsidiary infections C. Subclinical infections D. All of the above...

2. The oropharyngeal and oesophageal candidiasis following long-term therapy with a broad spectrum antibiotic can be best treated with____________?

   A. Griseofulvin B. Amphotericin C. Fluconazole D. Sulfonates...

3. Topical Antifungal agent in candidiasis is______________?

   A. Clotrimazole B. Clotrimoxazole C. Ornidazole D. Propronolol...

4. Disseminated candidiasis requires intensive therapy with_____________?

   A. Nystatin B. Amphotericin C. Interferons D. Thiobendazole...

5. Best treatment of candidiasis of_____________?

   A. Mycostatin B. Amphoterin C. Antibiotics D. None of the above...

6. Oral lesions on the tongue and other mucosal surfaces of the oral cavity is caused by the deficiency of_______________?

   A. Vit – B1 B. Niacin C. Vit – C D. Vit – K...

7. Clinical diagnosis of candidiasis is confirmed by_____________?

   A. Characteristic odour B. Demonstration of mycelia and spores in scrapping C. Response to injection of vitamin B12 D. Demonstration of ray fungus in granules...

8. Candidiasis associated with Dentures is_______________?

   A. Acute Pseudo Membranous B. Acute Atrophic C. Chronic Hyperplastic D. Chonic atrophic...

9. Which type of candidiasis is associated with leukoplakia is______________?

   A. Acute pseudomembranous candidiasis B. Acute atrohpic candidiasis C. Chronic atrophic candidiasis D. Chronic hyperplastic candidiasis...

10. A patient has seasonal allergic rhinitis and is on terfenadine, He develps cardiac arrhythmias after a course of antibiotics. Which of the following antibiotic could have been given_____________?

    A. Ampicillin B. Tetracyclin C. Erythromycin D. Co-trimoxazole...