Subcutaneous Mycoses

Question 1

It is the caused by Sporothix schenckii

Answer 1

Sporotrichosis

Question 2

It is also called gardener’s disease or rose handlers disease

Answer 2

Sporotrichosis

Question 3

Sporotrichosis is commonly recorvered in?

Answer 3

Soil or thorns of roses

Question 4

It is the most common clinical manifestation of sporotrichosis

Answer 4

Lymphocutaneous

Question 5

A nodular and ulcerative lesions along lymph channels that drain the primary site of innoculation

Answer 5

Lymphocutaneous

Question 6

This refers to the pulmonary infection that resulted from initial cutaneous infection

Answer 6

Secondary pulmonary sporotrichosis

Question 7

This clinical infection related to sporotrichosis that is found in patients that are immunicompromised

Answer 7

Extracutaneous/ disseminated sporotrichosis

Question 8

In direct microscopic examination it shows a cigar-shape yeast

Answer 8

Sporotrichosis

Question 9

A sporotrichosis is a dimorphic fungus that in lab culture when incubated at 25c will form into a?

Answer 9

Mold form

Question 10

At 37c, sporotrichosis will produce?

Answer 10

Yeast form

Question 11

It is also known as verrucous dermatitis and chromomycosis

Answer 11

Chromoblastomycosis

Question 12

Which of the following is not caused by chromoblastomycoses

Fonsecacaea compacta
Phialophora verrucosa
Fonsecaea pedrosoi
Cladophialophora carrioni
Rhinocladiella aquaspersa

Answer 12

None

Question 13

It is a chronic infection of skin and subcutaneous tissue

Answer 13

Chromoblastomycosis

Question 14

Its infections are mostly confined to the extremities, often the feet and legs

Answer 14

Chromoblastomycosis

Question 15

The long standing lesions of chromoblastomycosis have?

Answer 15

Cauliflower-like surface

Question 16

The lesions of chromoblastomycosis appear as _______ that may become ulcerated and crusted

Answer 16

Verrucous nodules

Question 17

The specimen collection of chromoblastomycosis is done through?

Answer 17

Punch biopsy

Question 18

It is a dark color brown yeast like structure

Answer 18

Sclerotic/copper bodies

Question 19

When chromoblastomycosis is grown in culture it only produces?

Answer 19

Mold forms

Question 20

It demonstrates a flask-shaped phialides with collarettes

Answer 20

Phialophora verrucosa

Question 21

The conidium close tip of conidiophore is termed as?

Answer 21

Shield cell

Question 22

Its lesions are made up of granulomas and abscesses that drain to the outside through sinus tracts

Answer 22

Eumycotic mycetoma

Question 23

It is characterized by tumor-like lesions that have draining sinuses

Answer 23

Eumycotic mycetoma

Question 24

This comtaine granules or grains that are composed of compact mycelial masses

Answer 24

Pus of eumycotic mycetoma

Question 25

These granules of eumycotic mycetoma produces hyaline fungi

Answer 25

P. Boydii and A. Falciforme

Question 26

These eumycotic mycetoma granules produces dematiaceous

Answer 26

M. Mycetomatis, M. Grisea, and E. jeanselmei

Question 27

This causes dermatiaceous fungi

Answer 27

Subcutaneous Phaeohyphomycosis

Question 28

The most common clinical infection manifested by subcutaneous phaeohyphomycosis

Answer 28

Subcutaneous cyst

Question 29

Massive invasion and subsequent erosion of ethmoid bone

Answer 29

Ethmoid invasion

Question 30

Most serious form of dermatiaceous fungi characterized by deep draining systemic abscess

Answer 30

Deep tissue invasion

Question 31

This grows at 40c, nitrate negative | This have phialides without collarettes

Answer 31

Wangiella dermatitidis

Question 32

These stains are used to detect the melanin in the cell walls

Answer 32

GMS, H&E, PAS, or Masson-Fontana stains