4opportunistic Flashcards

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Types of opportunistic

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Saprophytic

Endogenous

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Due to fungi of low virulence

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Opportunistic

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Most frequent opportunistic

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Candida
Cryptococcus
Aspergillus
Mucor

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Endogenous organism found in 40-80% normal human beings

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Candida

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Candida is found in? 4

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Mouth
Skin
Gut
Vagina

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Candida in culture ir tissue

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Oval budding yeast

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2 kinds of candida formationp

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Pseudohyphae

Germ tube

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C albicans form what morphology?

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Germ tube

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Moist opaque colonies, soft cream colored, what agar?

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Blood agar at 1day body temp

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3 clinical findings of candida?

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Cutaneous/mucosal
Systemic
Mucocutaneous chronic

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Examples of cutaneous candidiasis

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Intertriginous
Oral thrush
Onychomycosis
Vulvovaginitis

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Common in obese and diabetic individuals

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Intertriginous

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Patchy confluent whitish paeudomembranous lesion in tongue lips, gums; aids patients; corticosteroid and abx therapy

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Oral thrush

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Painful, erythematous swelling of nail fold

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Onychomycosis

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Yeast invasion of vaginal mucosa

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Vulvovaginitis

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Systemic candidiasis is caused by?

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Catheters, surgery, drug abuse

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Onset of chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis

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Early childhood

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Microscopic exam of candida, what to use?

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KOH, calcofluor white

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T or f? Sputum cultures has no value in candidiasis

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T, part of normal flora

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Rapid screening for c albicans

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Germ tube test

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Crucial for resistance to systemic candidiasis

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Treatment for systemic candidiasis

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FC, fluconazole, caspofungin?

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Ubiquitous saprophyte

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Most common aspergillus

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3 principal entities of aspergillus
Allergic bronhopulmonary aspergillosis Pulmo aspergilloma Invasive aspergillsis
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Nosocomial infection is possible
Aspergillus
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Morphology of aspergillus
Long condiosphore w terminal vesicle producing basipetal conidia
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When aspergillus invades preexisting cavities
Fungus ball
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Invasive aspergillosis may cause
Endocarditis Osteomyelitis Meningitis
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Micro exam demonstrate hyaline dichotomously branching
Aspergillus
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In ID presence of >=3 precipitin bands indicate
Severe dse
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ID test not helpful in what aspergillus entity
Invasive aspergillosis
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Treatment for aspergillus
Ampo B
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Other term for mucormycosis
Zygomycosis
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Mucormycosis is acute inflamm of what?
Blood vessels/soft tissues
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Mucor is commonly found in?
Moldy bread!!
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Major clinical form of mucormycosis
RhinocerebrAl infection
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Follows inhalation of sporangiospores w invasion of lung parenchyma and VASCULATURE
Thoracic mucormycosis
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Cottony colonies
Mucormycosis
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Micro exam of mucor identification is based on?
Sporangial structures
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Treatment for mucormycosis
Ampho B
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Yeast with thick polysaccharide capsule
Cryptococcus neoformans
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Cryptococcus is found in what?
Dry pigeon and chicken droppings
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Morphology of crytococcus that may suppress t cell
Capsule
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Additional virulence factor of cryptococcus
Phenoloxidase
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Pathogenesis of cryptococcus
Inhalation; Pulmo infection; Meningoenceph
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_____ begin w visual problems headache stiffness coma disorientation
Menindoenceph
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Mass in mediastinum which may be mistaken for lymphoma
Cryptococcoma
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How to demonstrate the capsule of cryotoccus? | P
India ink test
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Std for meningo + cryptococcus
AmpHO B And FC