You have a female patient with an uncomplicated acute cystit…

You have a female patient with an uncomplicated acute cystitis. She has no medication allergies. She has no risk factors for infection with multi-drug resistant gram negative organisms and is not sexually active. Her pregnancy test is negative. Which of the following antibiotics treatment regimes would be a reasonable initial treatment choice? (Select all that apply):  

You have a 23 year old female patient presenting with a thre…

You have a 23 year old female patient presenting with a three day h/o dysuria, urgency and frequency. On physical exam, she is afebrile, and you note positive suprapubic tenderness but no CVAT. Her urine pregnancy test is negative. On clean catch midstream urine dip you note: Positive blood (micro) without gross hematuria Positive leukocyte esterase Negative nitrites The  next step for the reasonably prudent FNP would be: