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What are the two general characteristics of all systemic mycoses?
Can cause Pneumonia
Can disseminate
What are the temperature ranges for mold and yeast?
Mold = cold (20 deg C)
Yeast = heat (37 deg C)
How do you treat local and systemic mycoses?
Fluconazole or Itraconazole for LOCAL
Amphotericin B for SYSTEMIC
Where can Histoplasmosis be found?
Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys
Where can Histoplasmosis be found in the body?
Macrophages
Where can Blastomycosis be found?
States east of Mississippi River Valley and Central America
What does blastomycosis cause?
Inflammatory Lung Disease
What does Blastomycosis form?
Granulomatous nodules
What shape do Blastomycosis take?
Broad-base budding
Where can Coccidioidomycosis be found?
Southwestern US, CA
What is unique about Coccidioidomycosis?
Its case rate can be escalated during earth quakes or when there are dust storms
Spores increase with dust
What is the other name for Coccidioidomycosis?
Valley Fever
What is the shape of Coccidioidomycosis?
Spherule filled with endospores larger than RBC's
Where is Paracoccidioidomycosis found?
Latin America
What is the shape of Paracoccidioidomycosis?
"Captains Wheel" formation, many buds off the central core
What is Tinea Versicolor caused by?
Malassezia Furfur
What is the pathology of Tinea Versicolor?
Degradation of lipids --> acids --> damage to melanocytes --> hypopigmented patches
Hot, humid weather
How do you treat Tinea Versicolor?
Topical Miconazole, Selenium Sulfide
What are the regions that are affected by:
Tinea Pedis
T. Cruris
T. Corporis
T. Capitis
T. Unguium
Pedis - Athletes Foot
Cruris - Jock Itch
Corporis - Ringworm
Capitis - Head, scalp
Unguium - Nails
How do you treat the other Tineae besides T. Versicolor?
Topical Azoles