Fungi

Question 1

Multicellular filaments

Answer 1

Molds

Question 2

Form of fungi when saprophytic

Answer 2

Mold

Question 3

Basic morphological element of molds

Answer 3

Hyphae

Question 4

Group of hyphae

Answer 4

Mycellium

Question 5

Mycellium for absorption of nutrients

Answer 5

Vegetative

Question 6

Mycellium for growth and reproduction (asexual spores)

Answer 6

Aerial/ reproductive spores

Question 7

Vulture media for fungi

Answer 7

Saboraud’s agar

Question 8

Unicellular, eukaryotic

Answer 8

Yeast

Question 9

Ex of molds

Answer 9

Dermatophyta

Question 10

Ex of yeast

Answer 10

Crytococcus neoformans

Question 11

Budding yeast-like cells

Answer 11

Candida albicans

Question 12

Thermally dimorphic exist as

Answer 12

Molds at room temp

Yeast at body temp

Question 13

Aseptated kingdom of fungi

Answer 13

Zygomycota

Question 14

Kingdom of mushrooms

Answer 14

Basidiomycota

Question 15

Aflatoxin source

Answer 15

Aspergillus flavus

Question 16

Mycoses in the outermost layer of skin

Answer 16

Superficial mycoses

Question 17

Mycoses that extend deeper into the epidermis
Restricted in the keratinized layer
Produce inflammatory response

Answer 17

Cutaneous mycoses

Question 18

Mycoses involving dermis, subcutaneous tissues, muscles

Chronic and insidious pattern

Answer 18

Subcutaneous mycoses

Question 19

Mycoses that originate in the lungs

Answer 19

Systemic mycoses

Question 20

Major polymer of fungal cell wall

Answer 20

Chitin