A 52-year-old is diagnosed with nonsevere CAP. Past medical history is significant for heart failure, asthma, and tobacco use. The decision is made to provide treatment in the ambulatory setting. Which option is the most appropriate treatment for this patient’s CAP? A. AzithromycinB. MeropenemC. LevofloxacinD. Ampicillin-sulbactam plus azithromycin
[Answered]: A 52-year-old is diagnosed with nonsevere CAP
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