SUPERFICIAL MYCOSES Flashcards

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Affects outermost layer of the skin (stratum
corneum, the horny non-living layer of the
skin and extrafollicular parts of the hair)

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SUPERFICIAL MYCOSES - -

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skin infection

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Tineas

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Piedras

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hair infection

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SUPERFICIAL MYCOSES caused by

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Caused by dermatophytes, yeasts and mold

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tinea versicolor

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● Ptyriasis versicolor
● Dematomycosis furfuracea
● Tinea flava
● Chromophytosis
● “Liver spot”

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hypopigmented or hyperpigmented,
fine scaly, coalescing macules

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● Dematomycosis furfuracea

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white macular
lesion on dark skin patients (pale
patches)

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Hypopigmented

● Tinea flava

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brown macular
lesions on fair skinned patients (fawn
colored liver spots)

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Hyperpigmented

● “Liver spot” - - - - - - -

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Involves trunk of body and upper arms -

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Chromophytosis

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prone to seborrheic
dermatitis

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● “Liver spot” - - - - - - -

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non-inflammatory, pruritic(makati)
with granny or furfuraceous scales

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● Tinea flava

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spaghetti and meatball
appearance

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Malassezia furfur appearance

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● Lipophilic yeasts
● Budding yeasts with septate hyphae

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Malassezia furfur type

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● Also the causative agent of seborrheic
dermatitis (ie, dandruff) and folliculitis

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Malassezia furfur is the causative agent of it

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Malassezia furfur
common in

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● Common in face, chest and back

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specimen used for diagnosis of malassezia furfur

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  • Skin scrapings
  • Blood or tissue sample
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for suspected
disseminated infection what is the specimen used for?

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blood or tissue sample

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How to diagnose tinea versicolor

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  1. woods lamp examp
  2. examination of skin scrapings
  3. culture using sda or mea
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color of wood’s lamp examination

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golden yellow to light green malassezia furfur

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stain and treatment of the specimen used for diagnosing Malassezia furfur

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alkali stain (Ex.
Crystal violet, Iodine or Methylene Blue)

Treatment of the specimen with 10% KOH on
Methylene blue or Lactophenol Cotton Blue

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removes keratin to see skin cells

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Koh

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supplemented with a layer of olive oil
or other vegetable oil plus
antibacterial antibiotics

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar

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General culture media for fungi
species

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Sabouraud Dextrose Agar

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agar that involves the addition of lipids and antimicrobial agents

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malt extract agar

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incubation temp of malassezia furfur
35-37C
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Shiny or pasty white to cream colored which later turns dull and beige
malassezia furfur appearance on colony
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Treatment of malassezia furfur
- Whitfield's ointment - 3% Salicylic Acid in 70% Alcohol - Selenium Sulfide Lotion - shampoo - Imidazole, Ketoconazole, Fluconazole - use only if if selenium lotion and salycilic acid did not work - Azoles is used only in systemic and resistant malazzesia - Miconazole cream for folliculitis - Locally manufactured Vinegar - Clotrimazole
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Tinea nigra palmaris other names
Synonyms: ● Keratomycosis nigricans palmaris ● Cladosporosis epidermica ● Ptyriasis nigra ● Microsporosis nigra
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development of a single, sharply demarcated brown to black non-scaly macules
Tinea nigra palmaris appearance
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where the pigment of tinea palmaris usually occcur
Pigmentation - confined to the stratum corneum of the palmar surface of the hand or on the plantar surface of the foot
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They are brown to black patches that are not itchy but patches tho slight scaly are flat and painless
tinea nigra palmaris
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Causative agent of tinea nigra palmaris
Causative agent: - Exophiala werneckii - eto alalahanin daw - Cladosporium werneckii - Phaeoannellomyces werneckii
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Mode of Transmission: - Contaminated soil, wood or other surfaces esp in tropical or subtropical regions in world
Tinea nigra palmaris mode of transmission
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LAB DIAGNOSIS for tinea nigra palmaris
Skin scrapings from darkly pigmented cutaneous lesions
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LAB DIAGNOSIS FOR TINIA NIGRA PALMARIS
1. Wet Mount Preparation 2. Culture media - modified SDA and LOA
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colonies appear shiny, moist, dark gray, yeast-like colonies which become very dark olive green to olive black
TINEA NIGRA PALMARIS' COLONY MACROSCOPIC APPEARANCE
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TINEA NIGRA PALMARIS APPEARANCE OF COLONY (MACRO)
Velvety or woolly texture as short mycelia develop
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Young olive-black elliptical yeast-like cells, typically two-celled
TINEA NIGRA PALMARIS APPEARANCE OF COLONY (MICRO)
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INCUBATION PERIOD OF TINEA NIGRA PALMARIS
Incubation period 25-30C
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TREATMENT FOR TINEA NIGRA PALMARIS
- Whitfield's Ointment - 5-10% Salicylic Acid,Tincture of lodine - Ketoconazole, Econazole, Miconazole - Topical antifungals (selenium sulfide, terbinafine}
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Superficial hair infection with nodular masses of fungal elements surrounding the hair shaft Hair appears normal except for the appearance of nodules
Piedra
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Dark black or brown hard nodules around hair follicles
piedra hortae
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Black piedra CAUSATIVE AGENT
PIEDRA HORTAE
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Can be brittly or breadlike structure
piedra hortae
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what does black piedra affect
Some only affects hair on scalp, armpits pubic area
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Can cause hair breakage leading to hairfall
black piedra
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piedra hortae lab diagnosis
LAB DIAGNOSIS - Direct observation - Culture - Place hair shaft in 10-20%KOH
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black piedra treatment
Treatment - Shaving or clipping hair - Topical or oral azoles (clotrimazole- can be cream or shampoo) - terbinafine
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AKA troichosporon oroides - White piedra
AKA Trichospora beigelli
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Light brown nodules on beard
Trichospora beigelli
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Soft, mycelial mat surrounds hair of scalp, face and pubic region
troichosporon oroides
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White piedra
roichosporon oroides
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LAB DIAGNOSIS FOR WHITE PIEDRA
- sda - koh
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in koh microscpical exam, it is seen in white piedra
- Yeast cell - Hyphal forms
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Trichospora beigelli
Treatment - Shaving or clipping hair - Oral itraconazole
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Can cause white piedra,fungemia(invasive infection)
T.asteroides
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- white piedra,fungemia, endocarditis, meningitis
T. cutaneum
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- Affects scalp
T. ovides
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- In pubic hair
T. inkin
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One of the most severe yeast like skin infection
T. asahi
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White soft nodule on pubic hair
T. asahi
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- White piedra and other skin infections - Systemic infections (fungemia, endocarditis, meningitis, other organs such as lungs, kidney, and bones)
T. asahi
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Attacks those with low neutropenia and undergoing chemotherapy
T. asahi
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- Can cause meningitis
T. mucoides
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