[Answered]: A 31-year-old cis-female presents to the clinic…

A 31-year-old cis-female presents to the clinic with chief complaints of painful urination and frequent, urgent urination. In her patient history, she discloses that she uses oral contraception and has had two sexual partners in the past three months, with inconsistent condom usage. She has been healthy except for a trip to the ER for a broken arm about 6 months ago. You have the patient collect a MSU to aid your diagnosis.Which risk factor is most important for including Urinary Tract Infection in the differential diagnosis?under the age of 60 unprotected sex with multiple partnerssexually active with a short urethraprior hospital visit