Anti-Fungals and Fungi Flashcards

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From lipids, sweat (adolescents): hypopigmented patch, dandruff. selsun blue!

A

Pityriasis versicolor (malassezia furfur)

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From skin (keratinases), contagious! Ringworm, athlete’s foot, jock itch, scalp lesions, toenail fungus (wrestlers, lotrimin, lamisil)

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Dermatophytosis (trichophyton, microsporum, epidermophyton)

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From soil in mexico, south america, gardeners and thorns: lymphatic spread, ulcerating nodules

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sporotrichosis (sporothrix schenckii)

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From pigeons: CNS, meningitis. (capsule leads to antibodies, ring-enhancing)

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cryptococcus

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From mucosal flora: can colonize skin. Thrush, yeast infection, intertriginous rash, disseminated

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candida

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from ubiquitous! Presents as ABPA, aspergilloma, invasive aspergillosis

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aspergillis

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from decaying acidic organic matter: DM, diarrhea, uremia. Presents as necrosis of nasal turbinates, facial pain, cough, hemoptysis

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mucormycosis

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from spelunking, birds and bats, ohio and mississippi river valley. Presents with pulmonary granulomas, reactivation, systemic sx inc GI

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histoplasma

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from American southwest, valley fever, productive cough, nodules, caseating necrosis, dissemination, reactivation

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coccidioides

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from Ohio and Mississippi River valleys. Pulmonary, skin pigmented, ulcerating nodules, urogential ulcers. Beavers, log cabins, camping

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blastomyces

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“spaghetti and meatballs,” fluorescent under woods lamp

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tinea versicolor (malassezia furfur)

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clinical Dx, KOH, wood’s lamp

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Dermatophytosis (trichophyton, microsporum, epidermophyton)

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clinical Dx, culture, biospy reveals scant cigar shaped yeasts

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sporotrichosis (sporothrix schenckii)

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india ink CSF. Large round yeasts highly visible

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cryptococcus

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visualize hyphae, positive cultures are not telling

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candida

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histopathology, ground glass “halo sign”, skin tests for IgE rxn

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aspergillis

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histopath, but too slow. Suspicion and surgery

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mucormycosis

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diagnose with culture, titers, history of cave dwelling

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histoplasma

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culture, stains reveal pomegranate spherules, seroligies

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coccidioides

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diagnose with smear, culture, beavers

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blastomyces

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hyphae: branches at right angles

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mucormycosis

22
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sterol of the fungi membrane

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ergosterol

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polyene. Amphoteric and amphophilic. Binds ergosterol, causes cell leak and death. IV only

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Sx: fever, chills, nausea, vomiting, nephrotoxic lessened with Na, anemia

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reduces Am B toxicity
lipid
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broad spectrum. Use for disseminated superficial, endemic, opprotunistic and severe fungal infections
AmB
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swish and swallow polyene for oral/GI candida
nystatin
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inhibit ergosterol synth. And CYP-450. all cover candida
azoles
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sx: reversible hepatotoxicity
azoles
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ocular and CNS penetrating, use in suspected/prophylatic candiditis, crytococcus, coccidioidomycosis
fluconazole
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if fluconazole is ineffective in crytococcus, coccidioidocomycosis
AmB
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poor CNS peneteration, high in adipose, keratin
intraconazole
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tx: nonsevere endemic sporotrichosis, severe superficial tinea versicolor and dermatophytosis, some aspergillus
intraconazole
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broader than fluco, intra. Expensive. Alters P450 so watch Asians for slow metabolism
voriconazole
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use for aspergillus! And candida
voriconazole
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always oral, with food. Use for candida prophylaxis, aspergillus, 2nd line mucormycosis
posaconazole
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Sx: QT prolongation
posaconazole
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IV only, inhibit cell wall linking. Treat candida, inferior treatment for aspergillus. Drug interactions and histamine response
echinocandins
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excellect CNS, used with AmB for cryptococcal meningitis, never alone (resistance!)
flucytosine
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OTC for dermatophytosis, onychiomycosis. Sx: taste disturbance and diarrhea
terbeniphine