fungal infections

Question 1

Fungal infection caused by any fungi

Answer 1

Dermatomycosis

Question 2

dermatophytosis of the feet

Answer 2

T. pedis

Question 3

Types of Dermatophytoses

Answer 3

Epidermomycosis
Trichomycosis
Onchomycosis

Question 4

dermatophytosis of hair and hair follicles

Answer 4

Trichomycosis

Question 5

dermatophytosis of the nail apparatus)

Answer 5

Onychomycosis

Question 6

epidermal dermatophytosis

Answer 6

Epidermomycosis

Question 7

Chronic Hyperkeratotic Type is AKA

Answer 7

moccasin type

Question 8

2nd most common dermatophytosis

Answer 8

tinea cruris

Question 9

Refers to all dermatophytoses of glabrous skin (trunks, legs, arms, neck) except the palms, soles, and groin.

Answer 9

Tinea corporis

Question 10

Classic presentation is an annular lesion with scale across the entire erythematous border. The body is often vesicular and advances centrfugally.

Answer 10

Tinea corporis

Question 11

glabrou facial skin

Answer 11

tinea faciale

Question 12

Scaling, circular, reddish patches in areas with hair

Answer 12

tinea barbae

Question 13

hair follicles surrounded by red inflammatory papules or pustules, often with exudation and crusting

Answer 13

Pustular folliculitis

Question 14

purulent nodule caused by fungus, involves multiple follicles, due to inflammaton

Answer 14

boggy kerion

Question 15

cannot recognize, mistaken for eczema

Answer 15

tinea incognito

Question 16

Any infection of the nail caused by dermatophyte fungi, nondermatophyte fungi, or yeasts

Answer 16

onychomycosis

Question 17

Four clinical types of onychomycosis

Answer 17

distal subungual
proximal subungual
white superficial
candidal

Question 18

Most common type of onychomycosis

Answer 18

Distal and lateral subungual O

Question 19

The infection of DLSO begins in what are

Answer 19

stratum corneum of hyponychial area or nail fold

Question 20

DLSO is always assctd with

Answer 20

T. pedis

Question 21

in PSO pathogen enters by way of

Answer 21

posterior nail fold cuticle area

Question 22

in SWO, the pathogen invades ______

Answer 22

surface of dorsal nail

Question 23

onychomycosis which presents with erythema and swelling of nail folds

Answer 23

candida paronychia

Question 24

types of candidiasis

Answer 24

cutaneous
oropharyngeal
genital

Question 25

Most common form of oral candidiasis

Answer 25

pseudomembranous candidiasis

Question 26

candidiasis that can be seen in individuals with severe prolonged neutropenia

Answer 26

invasive candidiasis

Question 27

genital candidiasis most commonly occurs on

Answer 27

mucosa of vulva, vagina, preputial sac of the penis

Question 28

Superficial overgrowth of the hyphal form (more

infective form)of Malassezia furfur

Answer 28

pityriasis versicolor

Question 29

lipophilic yeast that normally

resides in keratin of skin and hair follicles

Answer 29

M. furfur

Question 30

Pityriasis versicolor is most commonly seen on the

Answer 30

trunk