Which of the following must occur in order to affect a cure for trichomoniasis?
A. A Gram stain to correctly identify the causative pathogen must be done, and then a drug with the least amount of side effects must be chosen.
B. Culture and sensitivity to rule out drug resistance must be done.
C. Both partners must be treated simultaneously.
D. Both partners must be treated for a minimum of six months.
Answer: C
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