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Azole Rx for Oral Candidiasis

Poll

Here: a quiz about treating oral candidiasis with an azole drug in an HIV-positive person.

When oral candidiasis develops in a person with HIV infection, therapy with an azole drug will be most effective if the underlying pathogen is:

A. Candida glabrata
B. Candida krusei
C. Candida albicans
D. All of the above
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