Prelim

Question 0

Refers to the multicellular filamentous colonies

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Molds

Question 1

Is the study of fungus

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Mycology

Question 2

Spore is also known as

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Conidia

Question 3

Derives from the cells that are normally of the thallus or body of the fungus

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Thallospores

Question 4

Penetrate into the medium where the nutrients are absorb

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Vegetative or substrate

Question 5

Refers to the unicellular growth of fungi

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Yeast

Question 6

Basic structural unit of molds

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Hyphae

Question 7

Depends on dead animals

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Saprophytes

Question 8

What are the 7 characteristics of fungus

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Eukaryotic
Ubiquitous 
Saprophytic 
Grows on RT
Resistant to antibiotics 
Resistant to cold
Easily killed at high temperatures

Question 9

What are the characteristics of yeast colonies

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Opaque moist creamy pasty

Question 10

Yeast is reproduce by?

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Budding

Question 11

Buds that fails to detach and become elongated yeast extension that resembles hyphae

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Pseudo hyphae

Question 12

Long slender branching entertwine cylindrical tubules

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Hyphae

Question 13

Hyphae forms a mass or group of countless entertwining strands

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Mycelium

Question 14

Diameter of a yeast

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3-15 microns

Question 15

What are the two types of mycelium

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Vegetative and aerial or reproductive

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Also known as reproductive cells

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Spores

Question 17

Without partition or transverse wall

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Aseptate

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With comblike lateral projections or broken comb appearance

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Pectinate

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Example of Pectinate hyphae

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M.audouinii

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Antler hyphae

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Favic chandelier

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Example of favic chandelier hyphae

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T.schoenlieinii

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With partition or transverse wall

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Septate

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Coiled hyphae

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Spirals

Question 24

Example of spiral hyphae

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Dermatophyte

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Knot or twisted hyphae

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Nodular hyphae

Question 26

Example nodular hyphae

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M.canis

Question 27

Projects above the surface of the medium which bears spores

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Aerial or reproductive

Question 28

Refers to the cells that are generally resistant to adverse effects

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Asexual reproduction

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3 types of asexual spore

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Blastospore , Chlamydospores, Arthrospores

Question 30

Are large round thick wall unicellular structures form by enlargement of the hyphal cell

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Chlamydospores

Question 31

Unicellular spores formed by the dis articulation by hyphal cell into rectangular thick walled cells

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Arthrospores

Question 32

Result from the fusion of two opposite mating strain of the same sp. of fungus

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Sexual spore

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Specimen collection for fungi

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Skin scrapping 
Nail scrapping 
Hair
Vaginal discharge 
Pus
Urine
Sputum
Csf
Blood and bone marrow

Question 34

Formed by budding daughter cell pinching off from portion of mother cell

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Blastospore

Question 35

A spore contained in an ascus or that was produced inside an ascus

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Ascospores

Question 36

The thicker wall resting cell of certain fungi and algae arising from the fusion of two similar gamete

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Zygospores

Question 37

Thick walled resting spore produce by the fertilization of an oosphere

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Oospore

Question 38

A reproductive spore produced by basidiomycete fungi or basidium

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Basidiospore