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hyphae

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mycelium

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rigid cell wall composition

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fungi cell membrane component

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5
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chitin

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structural part

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beta 1,3 glucan

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sticking out

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amphotericin B

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Nystatin

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fungi environment requirement

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10
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yeast reproduction method

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budding

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11
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pseudohyphae

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long chains of cells…

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12
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Yeast vs bacteria growth time

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take longer

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13
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Dimorphic fungi

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37 deg - yeast, cold environment - mold

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14
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“yeast in the ____, mold in the ____”

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beast, cold

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15
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Longitudinal extensions and produce spores

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molds

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16
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what proportion of fungi are linked to disease

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300 vs 100,000 species

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17
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mycoses

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?

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18
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labaratory diagnoses methods for fungi

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x

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19
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thermal dimorphism

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37 deg - yeasts

25 - 30 deg - molds

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20
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Fungi method of transmission/entry

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spores - inhaled!

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21
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Candida

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ntibiotic therapy, catheters -> immunosuppressed conditons

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22
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asperigillus

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23
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main virulence factor

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thermal dimorphism

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24
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Most fungal treatments are _____

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topical

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25
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KOH mount

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kills keratins and other cells to see only fungi in the plate

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PAS stain

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27
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flucytosine

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analogues nucleic acid…

28
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azoles

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x

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Acid fast vs partial acid fast

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x

30
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gluco….. and galato….

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Antigen detection test

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other modes of fungal transmission

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x

32
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organ most infected by fungi

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x

33
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conidia

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another name for fungal spore

34
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are fungi transmitted person to person?

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nope, relax

35
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TB vs fungal infection

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similar symptoms, normally will mention it is fungi

36
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clinical presentation of fungi

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asymptomatic: x
calcified granulomas
…

37
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culture for fungi

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x

38
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characterisitc of blastomyces

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thick cell wall!

39
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blasto.. usually located in

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forest, decaying wood - no animals!
ohio, river valley
canada

40
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blasto.. uually infects

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the lungs

41
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morphology of bastomyces

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round yeast cells, budding

42
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cutaneous blato.. found in

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people in contact w/ sil…

43
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immune system is adapted to do what to fungi?

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inhibit transformation from mold to yeast

44
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whats special about the yeast form of fungi?

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very resistant to killing - thick capsule

45
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the presenc eof yeats form indictes what in humans?

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x

46
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pyrogranulmatous lesions

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x

47
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calcofluor

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stain…

48
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size of spore?

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1 to 2 micrometer

49
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location of histoplasma

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chicken coups, associated with bird and bat droppings… nitrogen rich soil!
ohio river valley and mississipi

50
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histoplasma infection aka

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ohio valley fever

51
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hisotplasma grows where?

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intacellularly in macrophages

52
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histo.. important virulance factor?

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mediate pH within phagolysosome

53
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histo.. staining

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giemsa..

54
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Cocci… location

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alkaline soil

semiarid hot climates - arizona

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cocci… structure

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spherule form containing endospores

56
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arthroconidia

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specific for cocci… in natural form

57
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cocci… structure in body

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spherules (little yeast cell with endospores inside it)

58
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two forms of cocci…

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soil - artoconidia

beast - spherules w/ endospores inside them

59
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disease characteristic of cocci..

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abscesses

60
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test for cocci..

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immunodiffusion test

61
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4 antifungals and function

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x

62
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issue with taking antifungals orally

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nephrotoxic

63
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often give ampho B w/ _______

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flucytosine

64
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what do azoles inhibt?

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x

65
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wht does c14 demethylase do?

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x

66
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what does grisofulvin do and where does it inhibit fungi?

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interfere w/ spindle formation - inhibit cell division

x

67
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where doe terbinafine act?

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x

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