Fungi and Parasites Flashcards

1
Q

Fungi require an _____ environment

A

aerobic

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2
Q

yeast is _________, spherical, or ellipsoidal. Reproduce by ______. For pseudohyphae when buds don’t separate.

A

unicellular

budding

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3
Q

threadlike branching of fungi is _____

A

hyphae

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4
Q

molds are clumps of _______, multicellular colonies

A

hyphae

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5
Q

the innermost layer of the cytoplasm contains ________

A

ergosterol

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6
Q

amphotericin B binds to ______ and punch holes in the cell membrane

A

ergosterol

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7
Q

the cell wall of fungi are _____ to humans. They are surrounded by a _____

A

antigens

capsule

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8
Q

candida albicans and dermatophytoses are _______ fungi

A

cutaneous

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9
Q

fungal subcutaneous gain entrance through ______ trauma

A

skin

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10
Q

parasites can be ___ or ____ cellular

A

uni or multi

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11
Q

parasites secrete a protective ____

A

coat

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12
Q

plasmodium have a sexual (mosquitoes) and asexual phase (humans). ____ species infect humans

A

4

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13
Q

_______: rapid infection of ________ starts asexual cycle in humans. In 48-72 hours, RBCs rupture and release meroxoites to infect new RBCs

A

Plasmodium

hepatocytes.

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14
Q

plasmodium _______ is the most widely distributed of the 4 species

A

vivax

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15
Q

P. falciform is the dominant organism of the ______.

A

tropics

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16
Q

symptom progress of malaria: hot, cold, and ____

A

wet

17
Q

RBC rupture causes the ____ of malaria and anemia.

A

fever

18
Q

Malarial fever causes vasodilation, which cause ______

A

hyptension

19
Q

toxoplasma gondii found in ______ and birds. Tissue cysts common in meat. May develop in 3rd trimester of pregnancy. Avoid kitty litter!

A

mammals

20
Q

toxoplasmosis can be congenital, normal host, or in _________.

A

immunocompromised

21
Q

amebiasis can cause traveler’s diarrhea. Create _______

A

ulcers

22
Q

Giardia lamblia causes acute _______ that is profuse and watery. can also be chronic with greasy stools (would find cysts and parasites)

A

diarrhea

23
Q

giardia occurs under moist, cool conditions where the _____ can survive for weeks to months. Fecal contamination of water or food

A

cysts

24
Q

cryptosporidium also has watery, profuse diarrhea, but it is _____. 1-3% of immunocompetent patients have diarrhea. Self limiting.

A

rare

25
Q

helminths are _____ ____. Round or flat.

A

parasitic worms

26
Q

_______ will affect the GI tract, the liver, or the skin primarily.

A

worms

27
Q

whipworm and pinworm occur with ingestion of ______. Hookworm penetrates the _____

A

eggs

skin

28
Q

whipworm (trichuriasis) produces 10,000 eggs. Not common in the US ,but common in the ______ climate

A

tropical

29
Q

in pinworm, the home of the worm is in the _______

A

cecum

30
Q

pinworm is very common, not usually _____. Anal itching is most common.

A

serious

31
Q

hookworm larvae require hot, moist conditions. Limited to ______ areas and southern US. Pruritus at site of skin penetration.

A

tropical

32
Q

fish tapeworm release eggs in water. Humans infected by ingesting inadequately cooked ______. Eggs will be in stool.

A

fish