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INTRO TO MYCOLOGY Flashcards

1
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Fungi lacks what

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Chlorophyll

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2
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Fungi’s cell walls are made up of

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Chitin

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3
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It is a polymer of the fungal cell wall

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Chitin

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4
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Chitin is a polysaccharide also known as

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N-acetyl glucosamine

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5
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It is a site of any antifungal agents

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B-glucan

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6
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B-glucan is

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The site of action of any antifungal agents

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7
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It contains Ergosterol

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Cell membrane

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8
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It is the site of action of some antifungal drugs

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Ergosterol

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9
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Example of antifungal drugs that take action in ergosterol

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Amphotericin B

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10
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A single vegetative fungi/cell

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Yeast

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11
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Classified as fungi that need biochemical testing for identification

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Yeast

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12
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Yeast can be identified through

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Biochemical testing

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13
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Yeast reproduce through

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Budding

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14
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Yeast undergoes budding to produce

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Blastoconidium

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15
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It produces multicellular structures, fuzzy, cottony, wolly, powdery colonies due to the formation of mycelia

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Molds

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16
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Molds produce multicellular structures, fuzzy, cottony, wolly, and powdery colonies due to the formation of …

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Mycelia

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16
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It is made up of many long strands of tube liked structures called hyphae

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Mycelia

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17
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This portion of mycelia has the reproductive structure and extends above the colonies

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Aerial Mycelia

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17
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Mycelia is made up of many long strands of tube liked structures called …

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Hyphae

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18
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Aerial Mycelia is also known as

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Stolon

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19
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This portion of mycelia that extends downwards and absorbs nutrients

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Vegetative Mycelia

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20
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Vegetative Mycelia is also known as

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Rhizoids

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21
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Hyphae based on septate

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Septate hyphae
Sparsely septate hyphae

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22
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A frequent cross-like occurring perpendicularly to the outer walls of the hyphae

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Septate hyphae

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23
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A few cross-walls at irregular interval

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Sparsely septate hyphae

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24
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It is the absence of septation

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Aseptate hyphae

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25
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Hyphae based on pigmentation

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Hyaline (Moniliaceous) hyphae
Dematiaceous hyphae

26
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A hyphae that is non-pigmented or lightly pigmented

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Hyaline (Moniliaceous) hyphae

27
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Hyaline (Moniliaceous) hyphae is

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non-pigmented or lightly pigmented

28
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A hyphae that is darkly pigmented due to melanin

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Dematiaceous hyphae

29
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Dematiaceous hyphae is darkly pigmented due to

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Melanin

30
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What are the two common stain

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Gomori stain
Fontana- Mason stain

31
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A stain that stains fungal elements black

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Gomori stain

32
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A stain that stains melanin (brown)

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Fontana-Mason stain

33
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Hyphae that are based on appearance/shape

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Antler hyphae
Racquet hyphae
Spiral hyphae
Rhizoids hyphae

34
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A hyphae with swollen, branching tips

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Antler hyphae

35
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A hyphae with club-shaped hyphae, elliptical

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Racquet hyphae

36
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A hyphae with tightly coiled hyphae

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Spiral hyphae

37
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A hyphae with a root-liked appearance

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Rhizoids hyphae

38
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The ability of fungi to morph into different phases depending on the growth environment

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Dimorphism

39
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Dimorphism is dependent on

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Temperature
pH level

40
Q

At what temperature does mold grow

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Room temperature (22-25 degree celsius)

41
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At what temperature does yeast grow

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37 degree celcius

42
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The ability of fungi to morph both into two phase

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Polymorphism

43
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It results in the formation of conidia (daughter cells)

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Asexual reproduction

44
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Asexual reproduction produces

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Conidia (daughter cells)

45
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A fruiting structure that forms conidia (daughter cells)

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Conidiogenous cells

46
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A vase-like structure that produces phialoconidia

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Phialide

47
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A ringed structure that produces annelloconidia

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Annellide

48
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Phialoconidia and Annelloconidia formed through

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Budding

49
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It is formed by the fragmentation of fertile hyphae

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Arthroconidia

50
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It is the joining of two compatible nuclei producing zygosphore

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Sexual reproduction

51
Q

It reproduce through sexually

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Teleomorph

52
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A teleomorph , but occasionally reproduce asexually

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Anamorph

53
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An anamorph present for the same teleomorph

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Synanamorph

54
Q

What are specimens that must be processed ASAP (within 2 hours)

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Respiratory secretion
Hair
Skin
Nails
Blood
CSF
Tissue

55
Q

Specimen that can be refrigerated in a short time

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Catheter tips
Other medical devices
Lower Respiratory Tract
Urine

56
Q

Dermatologic specimens that must not be refrigerated

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Skin scrappings
Nail trimmings

57
Q

It digests mucus

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N-acetyl-L-cysteine

58
Q

It breaks down tissues to allow better visualization of fungal elements

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KOH

59
Q

It is coated with a reagent that lyses WBC and RBC

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Isolator tube

60
Q

It inhibits the growth of fungi

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Cycloheximide

61
Q

A specimen used for oropharyngeal candidiasis

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Oropharyngeal smear

62
Q

A specimen that should centrifuge first

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CSF

63
Q

It is used to diagnose Cryptococcus neoformans

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CSF

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