Superficial mycoses Flashcards
caused by melassezia furfur
pityriasis versicolor
major factor pityriasis versicolor
excessive sweating
other disease c/o melassezia furfur
folliculitis sepsis peritonitis dacryoliths sinusitis
used for direct diagnosis of furfur infectiond
KOH mount
wood’s light
causes pityriasis versicolor
melassezia furfur
causes pityriasis versicolor
melassezia furfur
catheter acquired
sepsis
itsura ng lesions sa wood’s light
yellow
causes black piedra
piedraia hortai
causes white piedra
trichosporon beigelli
KOH mount of black piedra
tightly packed regularly arranged thick walled cells
KOH mount of white piedra
transparent greenish irregular sheaths
culture for piedraia hortai
compact, dark brown to black conical colonies
culture for trichosporon beigelli
appears smooth, highly wrinkled or radially folded yeastlike cream colored
synonyms for tinea nigra
keratomycosis nigricans palmaris
cladosporiosis epidemica
pityriasis nigra
microsporis nigra
causes tinea nigra
cladosporium werneckii
exophiala werneckii
clinical manifestation of tinea nigra
dark patches on palm
cultures turn black in 2-3 weeks
cladosporium werneckii
mycotic keratitis is also called
keratomycosis
etiologic agents of keratomycosis
histoplasma capsulatum
fusarium solani
etiologic agents of keratomycosis
histoplasma capsulatum
fusarium solani
keratomycosis is more common in
males
manifestations of keratomycosis
raised cornea ulcers with satellite lesions, plaques or hypyon
etiology of cutaneous mycoses
dermatophytes
uses keratin as substrate
keratophilic fungi
waxy mass of hyphal elements
scutulum
fungal culture uses
SDA w/ cycloheximide
chloramphenicol
treatment for cutaneous mycoses
azoles
griseofulvin
organism that brings about decay
saprobe
call walls of fungi contain
chitin or cellulose or both
obligate or facultative
fungi
long strands of cells with or without environmental crosswalls which grows by elongation
hyphae
tawag sa crosswalls
septa
masses of hyphae which comprises the colony of the fungus
mycelium
single round to oval cell that usually buds to form daughter cells
yeast
develop mold form colonies at RT and another form at body temp
thermally dimorphic fungi
refers to any reproductive structure
conidium
fungi that forms hyphae
molds
grows in or on medium
vegetative mycelia
grows above the surface
aerial mycelia
from which reporductive feature arise
fartile mycelia
leathery or waxy texture
glabrous
resembles plush or velvet fabric
velvety
resembles colonies of coagulase-negative staph
yeastlike
develop when colonies produce long aerial hyphae
cottony
fungi that conidiate or sporulate heavily
granular
most often result of the accidental or recreational ingestion of fungi
mycestimus
produced when grain is infected with claviceps purpurea
ergot alkaloids
what infects grains in ergot alkaloids
claviceps purpurea
contamination with aspergillus flavus
aflatoxins
used to measure air pollution degree
fungal spore count
mycoses with the highest incidence
candidiasis
dermatophytosis
restricts the growth of several fungi by limiting the amount of availble iron
transferrin
unicellular, spherical to ellipsoid fungal cells that usually reproduce budding
yeasts
continuation of the budding process then produces a chain of elongated yeast cells
pseudohyphae
growth is multicellular filamentous colonies
molds
growth is multicellular filamentous colonies
molds
cell walls are composed of
CHO layers
polysacc chains
glycoproteins
lipids
produced by mating two compatible hyphal branches
zygospores
yeasts or molds that have melanized cell walls imparting brown to black pigment
dermatiaceous fungi
culture for fungi
sabouraud’s agar
sabouraud’s agar contains
glucose
modified peptone pH 7