A 39-year-old without comorbidities presents with cough and right lower lobe crackles. CAP is suspected; no recent antibiotics. Which outpatient regim...

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A 39-year-old without comorbidities presents with cough and right lower lobe crackles. CAP is suspected; no recent antibiotics. Which outpatient regimen is preferred?

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Amoxicillin 1 g three times daily or doxycycline 100 mg twice daily

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fever

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and right lower lobe crackles. CAP is suspected; no recent antibiotics. Which outpatient regimen is preferred?

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Azithromycin monotherapy regardless of local resistance

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Levofloxacin 750 mg daily routinely for all outpatients

easy MCQ (SBA): Community-Acquired Pneumonia

A 39-year-old without comorbidities presents with cough and right lower lobe crackles. CAP is suspected; no recent antibiotics. Which outpatient regimen is preferred?