ch. 6 Flashcards

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Candidiasis is dimorphic, which form is invasive in human tissue?

A

Hyphal (mold) form

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What’s the most common oral fungal infection in humans?

A

Candidiasis

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What causes candidiasis?

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Candida albicans

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WHat’s the difference between pseudomembranous and erythematous candidiasis?

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Pseudomembranous: cheesy, white, wipe it off
Erythematous: red, doesn’t wipe off

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What’s the test for Thrush (candidiasis pseudomembranous)?

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Wipe off the white stuff

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What’s more common: pseudomembranous or erythematous candidiasis?

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Erythematous

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What is Median rhomboid glossitis?

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Erythematous candidiasis (bald red spot on middle of tongue)

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What does angular cheilitis look like?

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Red lesion on corners of mouth

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What is chronic multifocal candidiasis?

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Median rhomboid glossitis plus other infections

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How to treat denture stomatitis?

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Treat the mouth and the denture

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What causes mucocutaneous candidiasis? what can be caused by it?

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Young patients with endocrine issues, autoimmune (APECED), which can have cancer

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When would you not use Nystatin, oral suspension for candidiasis?

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Xerostomia related candidiasis

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What is amphoterecin prescribed for?

A

life-threatening systemic fungal infections

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What drug do you prescribe for Candidiasis?

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Nystatin

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Is a patient has Xerostomia why wouldn’t you use Nystatin? and What else would you prescribe for Candidiasis?

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Nystatin has sugar (causes cavities in xerostomia)

Clotrimazole or Mycelex

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What causes Histoplasmosis?

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What’s the most common systemic fungal infection in US?

A

Histoplasmosis

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What type of poop has histoplasmosis?

A

Birds and Bats

19
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Where is histoplasmosis endemic?

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Ohio River Valley

20
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Is histoplasmosis lesions clinically different than cancer?

21
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What does indurated mean?

22
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What fungus causes Blastomycosis?

A

Blastomyces Dermatitidis

23
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What does pseudoepitheliamatous hyperplasia match with?

A

Blastomycosis (pseudocancer histology)

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What fungus causes Parracoccidioidomycosis?

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What animal harbors the parracoccidiomycosis?
9-banded armadillo
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What does paracoccidiomycosis histo look like?
Captains ships wheel
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What causes coccidioidomycosis?
Coccidiodes Immitis
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Where is coccidiomycosis endemic?
San juaquim valley (Valley fever)
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What causes Cryptococcosis?
Cryptococcus neoformans
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What is the cryptococcus bug commonly found in?
Pigeon poop
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What fungus has a Mucopolysaccharide capsule?
Cryptococcossis
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What is Zygomycosis also known as?
Mucormycosis
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What's type of patients have problems with Zygomycosis (mucor?|)?
Diabetics
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What head/neck problem is caused by Zygomycosis (mucor)?
Rhinocerebral form (black eschar lesions of the neck/face)
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What are the two most common aspergillus species?
A. fumigatus | A. Flavus
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What happens if an aspergillus mass undergoes dystrophic calcification?
an Antrolith can be seen in an Xray
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What's the pseudocancerous spots caused by blastomycosis?
pseudoepitheliamatous hyperplasia