PENICILLUS GROUP (OPPFU)

Question 1

What is the arrangement of penicillus group?

Answer 1

Brush-like arrangement

Question 2

This is manifested as allergic bronchopulmonary penicilliosis, endocarditis or cutaneous ulcers of the extremities

Answer 2

Penicillium marneffei

Question 3

What is the MOT of Penicillium marneffei?

Answer 3

Inhalation of spores from soil
Associated with bamboo rats and Vietnamese rat.

Question 4

What is the the 2 most common types of paecilomyces?

Answer 4

P.variotii
P. lilacinus

Question 5

The phialaconidia of this fungus is produced at the tips

Answer 5

Paecilomyces

Question 6

This fungus grows for 4-5 days

Answer 6

Paecilomyces

Question 7

The annellides of this fungus is cylindrical or flask shaped and its annelloconidia is “nipple-like projection”

Answer 7

Scopulariopsis

Question 8

Hyphae: delicate and thin forming intertwining ropes

Phialaconidia: unicellular, “egg shaped in clusters”

Answer 8

Acremonium

Question 9

This fungus grows for 2-4 days.

Answer 9

Scopulariopsis

Question 10

4-5 days covering the plate with flat white grpwth

Answer 10

Trichoderma

Question 11

Phialaconidia: Subglobose to elliptical in clusters

Answer 11

Trichoderma

Question 12

Non-pathogenic

Answer 12

Gliocladium

Question 13

Colony: pale, rose, burgundy to bluish violet

Answer 13

Fusarium

Question 14

Enlargement of conidia in tissue without replication

Answer 14

Adiaspiromycosis

Question 15

Conidia: One-celled, clavate

Answer 15

Chrysosprorium

Question 16

Aside from Gliocladium, this is also non-pathogenic

Answer 16

Sepedonium

Question 17

Conidia: One celled, large and terminally located on the conidiphores.

Answer 17

Sepedonium