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Microbiology: Cooties Flashcards

1
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H Pylori morphology

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Gram neg spirochete

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2
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H pylori complication (neoplasm)

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MALT lymphoma (classic)

Also adenocarcinoma

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3
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H pylori adherence and virulence factor

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BabA sabA ( entra por baba)

CagA (te cagas por enfermo)

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4
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Intestinal epithelial cells that sense bacteria

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M cells

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5
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Reduction of acidity predisposes to (infection)

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V. Cholera

Salmonella

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6
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Bloody diarrhea aka

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dysentery

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7
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Bacteria that lays down dental plaque

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Strep mutans

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8
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Charcot triad (dx and triad)

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Cholangitis

1) High fever
2) Jaundice
3) RUQ pain

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9
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helminth causing cholangitis

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Ascaris lumbricoides

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10
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Watery diahrreah after camping

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Giardia

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11
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Flask shaped ulcerations in colon, intermittent diahrrea with occasional blood, third world n

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Entamoeba histolytica

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12
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Daycare watery diahrrea

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Rotavirus

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13
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Rotavirus detection

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Stool ELISA

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14
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HUS in child comes after infection with

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E coli O157:H7

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15
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ETEC and V Cholerae virulence factors

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Heat labile toxin

cholera toxin

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16
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Heat labile toxin /cholera toxin MOA

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Increase cAMP

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17
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Heat stable toxin moa

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Activates cGMP

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18
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Heat stable, heat labile and cholera toxin effects

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cAMP/cGMP lead to increase cholride secretion which leads to sodium and water loss

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19
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Terminal ileum organisms

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C jejuni

Yersenia entercolitica

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20
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Shigelosis can lead to

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Toxic megacolon

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21
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Shiga toxin made by

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EHEC

Shigella

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22
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E. Coli O157H7 AKA

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EHEC

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23
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EHEC aka O157:H7 grows on

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Sorbitol McConkey Agar SMAC

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24
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Old rice bacteria (and which is it like)

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B cereus

Presents like S. Aureus

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25
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C perfringens gets to intestine by

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Spores.

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26
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Campylobacter neuro shit

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Guillain-Barré syndrome

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27
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Campylobacter morphology

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Small, curved gram neg rod

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28
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h pyolori produces

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Urease

Splits urea into ammonia and CO2 to make base

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29
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H pylori oxidase

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Positive

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30
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Therapy for H pylori

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PPI

Amoxicillin

Clarithromycin

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31
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TB stains

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Acid fast

Carbofuschil stain

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32
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Tb agar

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Lownestein

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33
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Tb is intracellular in

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macrophages

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34
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Granuloma in TB due to

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Cord factor that activates macrophage

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35
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Primary tb in (lobe)

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Middle lung

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36
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Reactivation which lobes

37
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Tuberculoid leprea associated with

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Strong TH1 response to tuberculin

38
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Lepromatous leprea immune response

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Th2 humoral

39
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Th1 vs Th2 leprosy treatment

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Th1: dapsone, rifampin

Th2: dapsone, rifampin, clofazimine

40
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Mycobacterium avium affects who

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COPDers usually… from dust and grain

41
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Cat scratch fever bacteria

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Bartonella henselae

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Bartonella morphology

43
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Bacillary angiomatosis symptoms

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Fever, lymph nodes, red vascular lesions

44
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Bartonella treament

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Doxycycline, macrolide

45
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Chlamydia morphology

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Gram inditerminate, intracellular, small, NO MURAMIC acid

46
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Chlamydia stain

47
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Chlamidia test

48
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Chlamydia trachomatis serotypes

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A-C: I cant see
D-K (dick): STI
L1-L3: LGV (Lymph

49
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Chlamydia pneumonia in infant cough

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“stochato” aka short burst

50
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Trachoma blindness from

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Chlamdia A-C

51
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Chlamydia complications

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PID

Reiter syndrome

52
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Reiter syndrome

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Chlamydia affecting eyes genitals and joints

Cant see, cant pee, cant climb a tree

53
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Chamydophila psittaci signs and spread

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Spread by birds

Fevers, chills, pneumonia

54
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Why is ricketsia intracellulrar

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Cant make Coa

Cant make NAD+

55
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Ricketsia morph

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Weak gram neg coccobacillus

56
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Rickettsia test

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Weil-felix

Tests for agglutination

57
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Ricketsia sx

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Headache, fever, vasculitis

58
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Ricketsia treatment

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Doxycycline

59
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Ricketsia prowaseki rash progression

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From trunk to extremities

Spares hands feet head

60
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Ricketsia prowaseki spread via

61
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Ricketsia prowaseki is cause of

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Epidemic typhus

62
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Ricketsia prowaseki symptoms

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Rash, Myalgia, arthralgia, encephalitis, pneumonia

63
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Rickettsia rickettsii disease

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Rocky mountain spotted fever

64
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Rickettsia rickettsii transmission

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Dermacentor tick

65
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Rocky mountain fever rash spread

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From extremities inward

66
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Rocky mountain spotted fever symptoms

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Inward rash

Myalgia

Arthralgia

67
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Influenza virus morphology

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SS RNA negative sense virus , has capsid

68
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Influenza requires

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Reverse RNA polymeraze

69
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Where does influenza replicate

70
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How many segments in influenza virus

71
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Antigenic variation in flu due to

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Segments remixing

72
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Influenza virulence factors

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HA hemagluttinin: gets in

Neuromaninidase: Gets out

73
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M2 protein in virus does

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Modulates pH

74
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Flu vaccines types

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Nasal is live

IM is dead

75
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Influenza pneumonia characteristic

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co-infection with S. Auerus or other bugs

76
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Malassezia furfur prep and appearance

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KOH prep
Spaghetti and meatball appearance

77
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Malassezia furfur causes

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Hypo/Hyper pigmented patches with no other symptoms

78
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Malassezia furfur layer

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Most superficial

Stratum corneum

79
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Malassezia furfur seen in which neonates

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Those that get TPN

80
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Malassezia furfur treat with

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selenium sulfide

81
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Tinea aka

82
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Woods lamp diagnoses

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Microsporum

83
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How is nail fungus treated

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Griseofulvin

84
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Sporothrix schenkii morph

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Dimorphic fungus

Yeast looks like cigar

85
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Sporothrix schenkii spread along body

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Ascending lymphatic

86
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Sporothrix schenkii biopsy

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Histocyte

Giant cells

cigar shaped yeast

87
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Sporothrix schenkii treatment

A

Itraconazole

88
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Fungus causing verrucous lesions

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Madurella mycetomatis

89
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Organisms that cause tinea

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Dermatophytes

Microsporum
Truchophyton
Epidemophyton

PBL 2.2.4 (13 decks)

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