'Clue cells' are seen in:: (A) Bacterial vaginosis, (B) Vaginal Candidiasis, (C) Chlamydial vaginosis, (D) Trichomoniasis
Answer is A. Clue cells are epethelial cells covered with bacteria and are identified on microscopy. They are characteristic of Bacterial Vaginosis. Ref: Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology by Brian A. Magowan, Philip Owen, James Drife, Pages 125-134.