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1
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Group of yeast that produce pseudohypha

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Candida (except C. globrata)

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Mold or Yeast:
Alcohol like odor

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Yeast

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3
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Dimorphic fungi forms:
- body temp:
- room temp:

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Yeast
Mold

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Fungi that usually cause systemic mycoses

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Dimorphic fungi

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Unique at yeast form; not true thermally dimorphic fungi; hallmark of infection

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Spherule

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Group of fungi that has no sexual mode of reproduction

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Fungi imperfecti

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7
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Spindle shaped conidia

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Macroconidia

large, multicellular

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Conidia that is formed during unfavorable conditions/ environment

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Chlamydoconidia

(Terminal, intercalary, sessile)

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Barrel shaped spores (rectangular)

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Arthroconidia

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Spores that possesses dysjunctor cells - gives checkered appearance

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Arthroconidia

(with empty spaces)

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11
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Geotrichum

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Hockey-stick appearance

(no empty spaces)

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12
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Fruiting bodies composed of asci

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Ascocarps

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13
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Homothallic spores:
Heterothallic spores:

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Zygospores
Oospores

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14
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Delays (storage)
Sterile specimen:
Non sterile specimen:

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37C
4C

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15
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Antibiotic that can inhibit yeast phase of a dimorphic fungi

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Chloramphenicol

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16
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Dermatophytes

Wood’s lamp:
POSITIVE -
NEGATIVE -

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Microsporum (Ectothrix)
Trichophyton (Endothrix)

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17
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Agent added for too viscous respiratory specimens

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NALC (N-acetyl-cysteine)

liquifying agent, digestant

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18
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Most common cause of fungemia (yeast, mold)

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C. albicans
Fusarium (rare)

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19
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Anti-foaming agent for blood specimens using isolator tube

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PEG (Polyethylene glycol)

Lysing agent - Saponin

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20
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Alternative for India Ink

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Nigrosin

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21
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Mycotic infection features:
- spaghetti and meatballs
- bowling pin or medicine bottle

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Tinea versicolor / Pityriasis Versicolor by Malassezia furfur

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22
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Scutula found in

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T. favosa / Favus

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23
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Jock itch

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T. cruris

Assoc w/ Epidermophyton floccosum

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Athlete’s foot

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T. pedis

Assoc with Epidermophyton floccosum

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25
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Microsporum ectothrix infection pattern

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Mosaic pattern

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26
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Beaked apex

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M. canis

curved terminal ends

M. gypseum / Nannizza gypsea - rounded terminal ends

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27
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Lemon yellow / Bright yellow (reverse) colonies

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M. canis

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28
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Tan/buff; cinnamon colonies

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Nannizza gypsea (M. gypseum)

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29
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Cottony white; salmon colonies

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M. audouinii

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30
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Microsporum Rice agar NEGATIVE

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M. audouinii

31
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Wood’s lamp negative microsporum

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M. gypseum (Nannizzi gypsea)

32
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Snow paddle macrosporida

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E. floccosum

33
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Khaki green; velvety colonies

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E. floccosum

34
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Cutaneous mycoses with no microconidia

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Epidermophyton

35
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Splendor hoeppli phenomenon seen in

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Rose Gardener’s disease / Sporothricosis / Rose Handler’s Disease

36
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Rose Gardener’s dusease:
Mold form -
Yeast form-

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Mold form - Daisy-head / Flowerette conidia
Yeast form - cigar-shaped

37
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Biopsy findings in Rose Gardener’s dse

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Asteroid bodies

38
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Verrucoid nodunal Lesion

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Lobomycosis / Keloidal blastomycosis

39
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Staining technique for lobomycosis

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GMS (Grocott Methenamine Silver)

40
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Diagnostic fearure of chrommycosis

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Sclerotic / Medlar bodies

copper penny

41
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Cauliflower-like lesions

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Chromomycosis

42
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Diagnostic feature of mycetoma or madura’s foot

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Grains or granules

43
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Mode of transmission of systemic mycoses

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Inhalation of spores

Specimens: Respiratory; biopsy

44
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Exoantigen testing

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For confirmatory of systemic mycoses

(+) = Specific A Band

45
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Mold form of Gilchrist’s dse

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Lollipop conidia

46
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Mariner’s wheel / Mickey mouse cap

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Paracoccidiodomycosis

47
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Exoantigen test result of Paracoccidiodomycosis

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Band 1 , 2 ,3

48
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Most virulent gent of mycotic infection

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Coccidioides immitis

49
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Exoantigens of San Joaquin valley fever / coccidioidmycosis

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IDCF, HL, TP

50
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Exoantigen of histoplasmosis / Darling’s disease

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H and M

51
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MOT of histoplasmosis

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Inhalation of bat, bird guanos, chicken, starling droppings

52
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Etiologic agents of opportunistic mycoses

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Saphrophytic fungi

53
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Used to differentiatw C. albicans to C. dublinensis

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Incubation at 42C

C. albicans = (+)
C. dublinensis = (-)

54
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Animal reservoir of C. neoformans

A

Pigeons

55
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CALAS detects:

A

GXM Ag-glucuronoxylomannan

56
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Aflatoxin B poisoning seen in

A

Aspergillosis; Fungus ball

A. Flavus

57
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Animal reservoir of talaromycosis

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Bamboo rat

58
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Honeycomb exudates

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Pneumocystis pneumonia

59
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Punched pingpong ball

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Pneumocystis pneumonia

60
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Lid lifters

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Zygomycosis

61
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Clearing time of 10% KOH

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10mins

Heat INCREASES rate of clearing

62
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If spxn is highly keratinized, what is the concentration of KOH

A

20%

63
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Excellent mounting medium for most fungi; most widely used stain

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Lactophenol cotton blue (clearing agent, fungicide, stain)

64
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Demonstrate encapsulated yeast

A

India ink

65
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Hucker’s modification of Gram stain

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Crystal violet and ammonium oxalate

66
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Demonstrate melanin pigment

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Masson Fontana

67
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General purpose culture medium

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar

68
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Dermatophyte test medium

pH indicator:
Dermatophytes:

A

Phenol red
Red

69
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Czapeck’s Agar

A

Aspergillus

70
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Birdseed agar

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Cryptococcus

71
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Incubation temp for fungal diseases

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Room temperature

72
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Culture # of days before reporting as NEGATIVE

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30days (4 weeks/28days)

73
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Test to presumptively ID of C. albicans

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Germ tube test

74
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Rapid ID of C. Neoformans

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L-DOPA Ferric citrate test

Microbiology (PRCI) (5 decks)

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