4Cutaneous

Question 0

Skin and nail only

Answer 0

Epidermophyton

Question 1

Infections extend deeper into the epidermis

Answer 1

Invasive hair

Nail diseases

Question 2

Hair, skin, nail

Answer 2

Trichophyton

Question 3

Species that invade skin and hair

Answer 3

Canis

Gypseum

Question 4

Keratinophilic fungi

Answer 4

Dermatophytes

Question 5

Resistant to cyclohexamide

Answer 5

Dermatophytes

Question 6

3 groups depending on habitat

Answer 6

Antropo
Geo
Zoophilic

Question 7

Geophilic

Answer 7

Gypseum

Question 8

Antropo

Answer 8

Rubrum

Question 9

T or f? Reinfection is possible

Answer 9

True, large inoculum is needed

Question 10

Ringworm of the scalp

Answer 10

Capitis

Question 11

Hair invasion is divided into 3 parts

Answer 11

Ectothrix
Endothrix
Favus

Question 12

T or f? In ectothrix, cuticle is destroyed and fluoresce a green yellow under wood lamp

Answer 12

T

Question 13

Example of favus species

Answer 13

Trichophyton schoenleinii

Question 14

Communicable ectothrix infection

Answer 14

Gray patch ringworm

Question 15

Endothrix infection

Answer 15

Black dot

Question 16

Typical annular lesions on the smooth parts of the body

Answer 16

Tinea corporis

Question 17

Tinea corporis acquired from?

Answer 17

Cats and dogs

Question 18

Chronic infections

Answer 18

T rubrum

Question 19

T or f? Corporis Survive off human body as spores

Answer 19

True

Question 20

Ringworm of the bearded area

Answer 20

Barbae

Question 21

Barbae common among

Answer 21

Farmworkers

Question 22

Tinea barbae etiologic agent

Answer 22

Mentagrophytes

Question 23

Ringworm of the groin, perineum, perianal areas

Answer 23

Cruris

Question 24

Tinea cruris is commonly known as

Answer 24

Jock itch

Question 25

Etiologic agent of jock itch

Answer 25

E floccossum

Question 26

Cruris _______ with inflamm vesicular enlarging

Answer 26

Circinate

Serpiginous

Question 27

Most common fungal infection among adolescents

Answer 27

Tinea pedis

Question 28

3 main forms of tinea pedis

Answer 28

Mocasin
Interdigital
Vesicular

Question 29

Sudden appearance of itchy painful blisters; instep, heel or ball of the foot

Answer 29

Vesicular

Question 30

Mocasin form is found in

Answer 30

Soles

Question 31

Involvement of nails by dermatophyte

Answer 31

Unguium

Question 32

Nail infections caused by non dermophytic fungi

Answer 32

Onychomycosis

Question 33

Unguim begins at what part of nail? Termed as?

Answer 33

Lateral or distal

“Par- onychial”

Question 34

Transmission of tinea unguium

Answer 34

Sharing of clothes
Human contact
Zoophilic

Question 35

Pigments?
M canis
T mentagrophytes
T rubrum
E flocossum

Answer 35

Lemon yellow
Less intense red
Burgundy red
Khaki green

Question 36

Flat granular colony radiating

Answer 36

Tonsurans

Question 37

Suede colony

Answer 37

Floccosum

Question 38

Colony of m canis

Answer 38

Cotton or wooly

Question 39

Sugary surface

Answer 39

M gypseum

Question 40

Clavate macroconidium, absent micro

Answer 40

Epidermo

Question 41

Present microconidium with clavate or fusiform

Answer 41

Trichophyton

Question 42

Acute phase Foot infections tx

Answer 42

Kmno4

Question 43

Chronic phase foot infections tx

Answer 43

Powder am

Cream pm

Question 44

Barrel, pointed macroconidia

Answer 44

Canis

Question 45

Barrel, rounded macroconidia

Answer 45

M gypseum