3.1 Systemic and Opportunistisc Mycoses Flashcards
Most common opportunistic fungi
a. Candida albicans
b. Pneumocystisis jeoveri
c. Penicillium mameffei
d. M. furfur
a.
Type of candida with no chlamydospore
a. Candida albicans
b. Candida dubliniensis
c. Candida tropicalis
d. Candida guilliermondii
c
Asexual spore of candida that is within the segment?
a. Intercalary
b. Sessile
c. Terminal
d. Intracalary
a
Asexual spore of candida that is hyphal sides?
a. Intercalary
b. Sessile
c. Terminal
d. Intracalary
b
Asexual spore of candida that is hyphal tip?
a. Intercalary
b. Sessile
c. Terminal
d. Intracalary
c
Candida is a type of yeats cells?
T or F
T
Candida has hyphae
T or F
F
Pseudohyphae
Candida albicans contains 2 antigenic structure
T or F
T
A and B
The antigenic structure of Candida albicans can:
- Release of cell wall components
- Local Candidiasis
- Elaboration of agglutinin
Which of the following is false
Local candidiasis
should be “Systemic”
Pathogenesis of C. albicans include:
- Mucosal candidiasis
- Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis
- Systemic Candidiasis
Which of the following does not belong?
None
Critical host defence when it comes to systemic candidiasis is eosinophils?
T or F
F
Neutrophils
Media use to culture Candida?
a. CHROMagar
b. BAP
c. TSI
d. SSA
CHROMagar
This fungi contains a virulence factors of:
- Capsule
- Laccase
- Urease
a. Crypto. neoformans
b. Crypto. gatti
c. C. albicans
d. C. tropicalis
C. neoformans
C. gatti
Fungi that can Absorbed antisera: A, D, or AD
a. Crypto. neoformans
b. Crypto. gatti
c. C. albicans
d. C. tropicalis
a
Fungi that can Absorbed antisera: B or C
a. Crypto. neoformans
b. Crypto. gatti
c. C. albicans
d. C. tropicalis
b
The antigenic structure of Cryptococcus contains capsular polysaccharide
T or F
T
Capsular polysaccharide is insolubilized in CSF, Serum or Urine
T or F
F
Soluble
Which Cryptococcus is for immunocompromised patients?
C. neoformans
Which Crytptococcus is for immunocompetent patients?
C. gatti
Cryptococcus spp. can be transmitted from person to person
T or F
F
In Cryptotccocus:
A
CSF protein pressure and protein; cell count is?
High or low
High
In Cryptotccocus:
A
CSF glucose is?
High or low
Low to normal
Stain use to detect cryptococcus?
a. India ink
b. Wright stain
c. Gram stain
d. Immunofluorescence stain
a
Cryptococcus has no hyphae
T or F
T
Media used for Cryptococcus? (Confirmatory)
a. CHROMagar
b. BAP
c. CGB agar
d. ABC agar
c
Canavanine-glycine-bromthymol blue
In CGB agar,
- Growth
- Medium blue 24-5days
a. C. gatti
b. C. neoformans
C. gatti
In CGB agar,
- No growth
- Medum yellow or green
a. C. gatti
b. C. neoformans
b.
Culture: 37C (1-2 days)
SDA without cycloheximide: Creamy, white and mucoid
Birdseed agar: Brown to black
Urease: (+)
Cryptococcus