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MYCOLOGY AND VIROLOGY Flashcards

1
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Members of the plant kingdom
Lack of roots and stems
Lack chlorophyll

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Fungi

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2
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Coenocytic hyphae

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Aseptate hyphae

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3
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Type of mycoses produce no cellular response by the host

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Superficial mycoses

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4
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Arthroconidia on the outside of the hair as well hyphae within the hair shaft

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Ectothrix

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5
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True yeast produce what in the asexual stage

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Blastoconidia

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6
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Septate hyphae have

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Divisions

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7
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Molds with aseptate hyphae produced a specialized hyphal structure called

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Sporangiospore

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Basic, branching, intertwining structures of molds

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Mycelium

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9
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Arthroconidia are formed

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directly from hyphae by fragmentation

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10
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Mycelia within the colony that grow into the substrate are called

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Vegetative hyphae

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11
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Chlamydospores that grow within the hyphae

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Intercalary

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12
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Budding forms in which the daughter cell forms as a bud from a single mother cell or forms laterally from a mycelium or pseudo mycelium

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Blastospores

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13
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Result of asexual production

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Ascospores

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14
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Conidia are

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Asexual spores

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15
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Macroconidia are usually

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Multicellular

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16
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Swollen portion of the conidiophore is called

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Vesicle

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17
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NOT apply to true yeast

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They exhibit thermal dimorphism

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18
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Conidia with rough spiny surfaces are described as

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Echinulate

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19
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Conidia in chains are said to be

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Catenate

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20
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When preparing temporary mounts of fungal elements, why is the slide gently heated?

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Increase the rate of clearing

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21
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Acts as a clearing agent to eliminate debris and make fungal elements more prominent in skin, hair, nails

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10% KOH

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22
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Stain in Aman medium

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Cotton blue

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23
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In the Periodic Acid Schiff stain (PAS), what colors denote the presence of GLYCOGEN

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Red to violet

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24
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Stain used for delineation of fungal elements by fluorescent microscopy

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Calcofluor white

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25
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When the fungus wall is invinsible with the Hematoxylin and Eosin stain, which of the following may be used to restain the slide

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Periodic acid Schiff stain

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26
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Color of FUNGAL elements in acridine orange staining procedure

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Fluoresces a green color

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27
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How does Mycosel medium differ from Sabouraud dextrose agar

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Contains chlorampenicol and cycloheximide

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28
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Fungus medium used for the primary isolation and maintainance of fungal cultures

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar

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29
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Indcator in Dermatophyte Test Medium

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Phenol Red

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30
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If 1% glucose is added to cornmeal agar, Trichopython rubrum can be differentiated from Trichophyton mentagrophytes by the production of

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Pigment

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31
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Fungi shoul be incubated at

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25-30 C

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32
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How long should fungus cultures be held before reporting as negative

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30 days

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33
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Antibiotics added to media for the isolation of pathogenic fungi from contaminated material

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Cycloheximide and chlorampenicol

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34
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Media stimulates the production of chlamydospores

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Cornmeal agar

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35
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Media identifies species of aspergillus

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Czapek’s agar

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36
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Positive resul in the hair baiting test

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V-shaped penetration of the hair shaft

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37
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Tinea infection is commonly referred to as

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Ringworm

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38
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Organism that cause white piedra

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Trichosporon beigelii

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39
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Tinea unguinum is a dermatophyte infection of the

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Nail plates

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40
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The favus type of Tinea capitis is caused by

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Trichophyton schoenleinii

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41
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Anthrophilic

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Microsporon audouni

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42
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Hairs infected with which of these dermatophytes fluoresce under Wood’s lamp

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Microsporum canis

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43
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Colonization by dermatophytic fungi of the hair, nails and skin is called

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Dermatophytoses

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44
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Fungi that cause dermatophytoses

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Epidermophyton
Trichophyton
Microsporum

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45
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Produces macroconidia that are large, multicellular and club shaped with smooth walls

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Epidermophyton floccosum

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46
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NOT true

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T. rubrum is noted for its balloon forms

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47
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Produces small, vey slow growing colonies and has favic chandeliers

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Trichophyton schoenleinii

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48
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Diagnostic for chromoblastomycosis

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Sclerotic body

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49
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Found in yeast phase of Sporothrix schenckii on culture medium at 37 C

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Cigar shaped yeast cells

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50
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Result of an antigen-antibody reaction in cases of sporotrichosis

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Asteroid body

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51
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In older mold cultures of Sporothrix schenckii, single conidia borne along the sides of hyphae are referred as

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Sleeve

52
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Infections that is caused by dermatiaceous saprobes that invade organs of immunosuppressed host

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Phaeohyphomycosis

53
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Most common cause of mycetoma (maduramycosis) in the US

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Pseudoallescheria boydii

54
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Dermatiaceous fungi have colonies with

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Surface and reverse side dark

55
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Dermatiaceous fungi

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Phialophora and Cladosporium

56
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Sclerotic bodies are found in tissue in an infection with

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Cladosporium

57
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NOT cause infection of chromoblastomycosis

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Exophiala

58
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Fungus that grows as a mold at 35-37 C and at 25 C

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Monomorphic

59
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True fungi that produce hyphae and spore forms

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Eumycotic

60
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Causes an infection by hyaline saprobes that invade most tissues or body fluids of immunosuppresed host

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Aspergillus
Penicillium marneffei
Fusarium moniliforme

61
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If you observe cleistothecia containing ascospores, report organism as

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Pseudoallescheria boydii

62
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Actinomyces are best classified as

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Fungus like bacteria

63
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Anaerobic, gram positive but not acid fast and does not stain with fungal stains

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Actinomyces israelli

64
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Has a capsule

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Cryptococcus neoformans

65
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When culturing Cryptococcus on Sabouraud dextrose agar, what antibiotics should not be in the medium

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Cycloheximide

66
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In the direct microscopic examination of CSF, what is mistaken as lymphocyte

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Cryptococcus

67
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Why does Cryptococcus neoformans pproduce a brown color on Birdseed or staib agar

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Assimilates creatinine

68
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C. neoformans latex agglutination test on spinal fluid detects cryptococcal

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Antigen

69
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Candida albicans produces

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Blastospores
Chlamydospores
Pseudohyphae

70
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Another name of oral candidiasis

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Thrush

71
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Presumptive identification of Candida albicans can be made by checking the ability of the organism to produce

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Germ tube

72
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Cornmeal agar plus Tween 80 is used to identify Candida albicans through the organisms production of

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Chlamydospores

73
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Geotrichum candidum colonies appear as

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Rapid, yeast like growth

74
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Laboratory workers are in no danger when handling which form of dimorphic fungi

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Yeast form (tissue)

75
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Sepedonium produces spiny, tuberculate macroconidia but is a

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Monomorphic mold

76
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Produced by Geotrichum candidum

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Rectangular, evenly staining arthroconidia

77
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Dimorphic fungi

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Histoplasma capsulatum
Blastomyces dermatitidis
Paracoccidioides brasiliensis

78
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Tissue phase of Histoplasma capsulatum characteristically shows

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Yeast cells within macrophages

79
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Characteristic structures of the mycelial phase of Histoplasma capsulatum are

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Tuberculate chlamydospores

80
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Leishmania can be differentiated from Histoplasma because Leishmania has

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Cental nuclear material

81
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Test that may be sued instead of conversion when identifying dimorphic fungi

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Exoantigen test

82
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In the mycelial form, Blastomyces dermatitidis produces

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Conidiophores that resemble lollipops

83
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A yeast form with a single broad based bud would identify an organism as

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Blastomyces

84
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The characteristic structures of the mycelial phase of blastomycosis are

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Small pear shape conidia called lollipops

85
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Yeastlike forms with multiple buds

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Paracoccidioides brasiliensis

86
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Immature spherules of Coccidioides are differentiated from yeast forms of Blastomyces because

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They never bud

87
Q

Fungi that is a major biohazard to laboratory personnel

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Coccidiodes immitis

88
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Exoantigen test is a

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Microscopic immunodiffusion test

89
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In the exoantigen test for Histoplasma capsulatum, which bands are present in a positive result

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H and/or M

90
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When differentiating Histoplasma capsulatum from Leishmania using special fungus stains, Leishmania stains

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Will not stain

91
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Bands in the Exoantigen test for Blastomyces dermatitidis is present in positive result

A

A

92
Q

Fungi produces a spherule that is filled with endospores

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Coccidiodes immitis

93
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Zygomycosis is caused by

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Mucor

Rhizopus

94
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Fungal elements in zygomycosis show hyphae that are

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Broad and nonseptate

95
Q

A mature virus particle containing a nucleic acid surrounded by protein coat, with or without envelope is called a

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Virion

96
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Viruses are characterized by the presence of

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DNA and RNA

97
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Largest DNA virus

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Poxvirus

98
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Smallest RNA virus

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Enterovirus

99
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First step in the replication of cycle of a virus

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Attachment and Penetration

100
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The virus capsid morphology is

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Helical or icosahedral

101
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From what part of the virus is the envelope acquired

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Nuclear or cytoplasmic membrane

102
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Where is the site of virion assembly

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Nucleus or cytoplasm

103
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DNA virus

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Herpesviridae

104
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RNA virus

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Pseudomyxoviridae

105
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Specimens collected for virus isolation should be kept at

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4 C

106
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Transport temperature of viruses

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  • 70 C
107
Q

In what family of viruses, after primary infection, does an individual become latently infected and then the infection can be reactivated

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Herpesviridae

108
Q

Cytomegalovirus isolation is best accomplished using

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Human emryonic fibroblasts

109
Q

Virus causes acute acute central nervous system disease in humans and animals

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Rabies

110
Q

Specimens should be collected from a patient with suspected enteroviral meningitis

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Stool
Throat swab
CSF

111
Q

Influenza A viruses can be detected in cell cultures by

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Hemadsorption assay

112
Q

The best host system for influenza virus isolation are

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Monkey kidney cells

Embryonated hen’s egg

113
Q

What common antigen is cross reactive in all human adenoviruses

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Hexon

114
Q

NOT characteristics similar to both influenza and parainfluenza

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Segmented RNA genome

115
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Myxoviridae virus envelope contains both

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Neuraminidase and hemagglutinin

116
Q

Eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusions are elementary bodies of the

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Poxvirus

117
Q

Geman Measles is caused by

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Rubella virus

118
Q

Mild form of small pox

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Alastrim

119
Q

Laboratory procedures that is routinely used for the detection of Hepatitis B virus (HBV) in blood donors

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Solid phase RIA

ELISA

120
Q

Most raapid mtd for diagnosis of a virus infection

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Direct electron microscopy

121
Q

Specimen collected from a patient with suspected influenza

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Throat swab

122
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Virus group contains a double stranded, segmented RNA genome

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Reovirus

123
Q

Enteroviruses can be differentiared from rhinoviruses by

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Acid resistance

124
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Virus most frequent cause of gastroenteritis in children during the winter months

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Rotavirus

125
Q

NOT resistant to ether treatment

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Herpesviruses

126
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Most common method for rapid electron microscopy examination is

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Negative staining

127
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Various virus groups can be differentiated in negatively stained specimens by their

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Morphology

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