M Flashcards

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Subcutaneous mycoses

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Are diseases caused by fungi that grow in soil and on vegetation

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2
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They are are introduced into subcutaneous tisssue through

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Trauma

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3
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Example as of subcutaneous mycoses

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Sporotrichosis
Chromomycosis
Mycetoma

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4
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Sporotrichosis

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Caused by sporotrix schenckii which is a dimorphic fungus the mold form lives on plants and the yeast form occurs in human tissue

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5
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Sporotrichosis
Introduction of mold spores into skin by a thorn causes

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A local papillon or ulcer with nodules along the draining lymphatic

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Are the lesions of sporotrichosis painful

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No they are typically painless
Untreated lesions may wax and wane for a year

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7
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In human immunodeficiency virus infected patients with low CD4 counts what can occur

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Disseminated sporotrichosis

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8
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Sporotrichosis mostly occur in which people

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Gardeners who prune roses because they maybe stuck by a rose thorn

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Sporotrichosis
In clinical lab what is seen

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Round or cigar shaped budding yeast are seen in tissue specimens

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Sporotrichosis
In culture at room temp what occurs

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hyphae occur bearing oval conidia in clusters at the tip of conidiophores

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11
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Sporotrichosis
Drug choice for skin lesion is

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Itraconazole

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12
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Sporotrichosis
Prevention

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By protecting skin when touching plants moss and wood

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13
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Chromomycosis

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It’s a slowly progeressive granulomaypus infection caused by several soil fungi
(Fonsecaea phialiphora cladosporium) when introduced into skin

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Why are Chromomycosis called dermatiaceous

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Because their conidia or hyphae are dark colored(grey or black)

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Chromomycosis lesions

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Wart like lesions with crusting abscesses extend along the lymphatics

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Chromomycosis occurs in which place

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Occurs in the tropics and found on bare foot and legs

17
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Chromomycosis
In clinical lab what is seen

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Dark brown ,round fungal cells are seen in leukocytes or giant cells

18
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Chromomycosis
Treatment

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Oral flucytosine or thiabendazole plus local surgery

19
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Mycetoma

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Is a chronic progressive Granulomatpus disease

20
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Mycetoma is caused by

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True fungi(eumycetoma) or higher bacteria(actinomycetoma)

21
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Types of Eumycetoma

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Madurella Mycetoma
Aspergillus nidulans
Curvularia lunata
Petrillidium boydii

22
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Madurella Mycetoma

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70% of cases in sudan
Grains are big hard and black

23
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Aspergillus nidulans

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Big soft whitish grains

24
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Curvularia lunata

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Black grains

25
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Petrillidium boydii

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White grains and not common

26
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Actinomycetoma types

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Streptomyces somalienses
Actinomadura medurae
Actinomadura pelleterii
Nicardia braselienses

27
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Streptomyces somalienses

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Yellow dirty grains(sand grain)

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Actinomadura medurae

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Next common big white soft grains
Cribriform colonies

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Actinomadura pelleterii

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Very tiny red grains

30
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Which type of actinomycetoma is found in sudan

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Nocardia braselienses

31
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Source of infection of mycetoma

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Exogenous from soil or vegetation

32
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Hair reaction of Mycetoma

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Is by granuloma formation that increase in size gradually until it opens to exterior forming a sinus that discharge serous,seropurulent or blood stained discharge with the grains

33
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Mycetoma affects?

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Subcutaneous tissues muscles and bones

34
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Mycetoma affects which part of the body

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Mostly In the left foot( Madura foot) lower limbs(70%) head and neck(4%)

35
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Immunity of Mycetoma is

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Cell mediated

36
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Clinical diagnosis

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History 80% of diagnosis

37
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Mycetoma
Radiological

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Subcutaneous,muscles: soft tissue mass
-long bone: early——multiple focal necrosis+cavities
-short bone: erosion,destruct,new bone format
-flat bone: no cavity,increase density and thickness
Colors of grains according to species

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Treatment of eumycetomA

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Surgical excision and chemotherapy
-griseofulvin+proclain penicillin (800000/M daily) give best result
-ketoconazole and itraconazole are effective but if it cause hepatotoxic (stop and reintroduce)

39
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Treatment of actinomycetoma

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-dapsone 100mg+streptomycin sulphate
-co-trimoxazole 2 tabs b.d 4-6weeks+streptomycin
-rifampicin 600mg+streptomycin