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40 Cards in this Set
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Mycosis (mycotic disease) |
fungal pathogens in humans - opportunisitc and virulent |
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True (primary) fungal pathogen |
invades and grows in health (uncompormised) animal host - existed through evolutionary variant allowing fungi to grow in high temperature/low oxygen environment |
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thermal dimorphism |
hyphal cells turn to yeast cells to allow them to grown in the new (high temp/low oxygen) environment |
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page 667 - fungal pathogens |
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pg 668 - more fungal pathogens |
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pg 668 - true and opportunistic fungal pathogens |
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opportunisitc |
invades when immune system is compromised |
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pg 669 - thermal dimorphism |
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pg 669 - opportunistic fungi and conditions for growth |
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pathogenesis of fungus |
invade body through respiratory, mucous & cutaneous routes thermal dimorphism aids virulence |
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pg 671 - cultures needed for fungal assessment/identification |
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pg 672 - antifungal drugs |
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Histoplasmosis |
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Coccidioidomycosis |
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Blastomyces dermatitidis |
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subcutaneous mycoces |
enter through traumatized skin only exist just below skin cannot survive in high temp/low O2 of skin |
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Sporotrichosis |
live in warm and temperate environments can't withstand heat - heat packs on lesions can resolve infections G.R.O.S.S.! |
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Chromoblastomycosis Phaeohyphomycosis |
don't go barefoot - it's gross |
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Mycetoma - infects feet and hands - looks like superficial tumor - again, gross |
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Ringworms - cutaneous mycoses |
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tinea capitis |
ringworm of head |
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tinea barbae |
lower chin (ringworm of beard) |
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tinea corporis |
ringworm of body |
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tinea cruris |
ringworm of groin |
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tinea pedis |
ringworm of foot |
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tinea mannum |
ringworm of hand |
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tinea unguium |
ringworm of nail |
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Piedras |
white fungus on hair shaft |
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Candida albicans |
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oral thrush! - yum! |
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Cryptococus neoformans Pneumocystis jirovecii Aspergillus Zygomycosis Fungal allergies |
See lab notes/note cards
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pg 696 - parasitic protozoan pathogens |
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pg 967 - major protozoa/pathogens |
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pg 698 - antiprotozoan drugs |
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pg 703 - hemoflagellates (cellular and infective stages |
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pg 713 - parasitic helminths |
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pg 714 - major helminths and modes of transportation |
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pg 716 - antihelminthic drugs |
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pg 726 - common arthropods and vectors |
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All other protozoans from Entamoeba histolytica to Lice are in lab notes |
all notecards made for each protozoan in lab notes (can show you all notecards made) |
