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Worksheets[LRH] Bacteriology Primer Mycology and Virology
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Select all true about fungi
Perfect fungi: fungi that produces sexually
Mold phase consists f cottony mycelial mass and yeast phase resembles bacterial colony
Mold phase: 35-37C
Yeast Phase: 25-30C
Medically important dimorphic fungi except
H. capsulatum
Piedraia hortai
Blastomyces dermatitidis
Penecilliu marneffei
True all except;
Aseptate means no crosswall and examples of these are the zygomycetes
zygomycetes are the rhizopud, absidia, mucor
all zygmocyetes are dimorphic fungi
septate hyphae means there are crosswalls
basic structural unit of fungi
(a)
Spores involved in sexual production except
ascospores
zygospores
oospores
blastoconidia
spores that are contained in a saclike ascus
(a)
involve the fusion of cells from two separate non identical hyphae
(a)
sexual spores that is contained in a club-shaped basidium
blastoconidia
oospores
zygospores
ascospores
asexual spores that is produced singly or multply in long chains or clusters
conidia
blastoconidia
chlamydoconidia
arthroconidia
sporangiospores
True about chlamydoconidia
thick walled, resistant, resting spores produced by rounding up and enlargement of terminal hyphal cells.
type of chlamydoconidia where spores are located within the hypha is called INTERCALARY
Involves from simple budding
where spores are contained in a sporangia or sacs that are produced terminally. Unique to zygomycetes
the olive oil loving fungi, has an appearance of spaghetti and meatballs, and causes tinea versicolor
M. furfur
Piedraia hortai
T. beigelii
Microsporum
Tinea capitis, tinea barbae, tinea corporis
superficial mycosis
cutaneous mycosis
subcutaneous mycosis
systemic mycosis
chromoblastomycosis, mycetoma, phaeohyphomycosis, sporotrichosis
superficial mycosis
cutaneous mycosis
subcutaneous mycosis
systemic mycosis
causative agent of white piedra
epidermophyton
trichophyton
microsporum
trichosporon beigelii
microsporum infects
skin, hair
skin only
skin, nails
skin, hair, nails
epidermophyton infects
skin, hair
skin only
skin, nails
skin, hair, nails
fungi that invades the skin and hair, fluoresce on wood's lamp and does not grow in rice medium, apple green fluorescence
M. gypseum
M. canis
M. auodoinii
fungi that invades the skin and hair, fluoresce on wood's lamp and grows in rice medium, yellow green fluorescence, spindle-shaped macroconidia
M. gypseum
M. canis
M. auodoinii
fungi that infects the hair, skin, and nails, shows a scant red pigment, positive in hair baiting test and positive in urease test
M. canis
T. rubrum
T. schoenleinii
t. mentagrophytes
fungi that infects the hair, skin, and nails. exhibits favic chandelier or also known as the 'antler'. can cause alopecia and has a mousy odor to scalp
M. canis
T. rubrum
T. schoenleinii
t. mentagrophytes
all true except;
chromoblastomycosis is caused vt dematiaceous fungi that exhibits sclerotic bodies
mycetoma is a granulomatous tumor of subcutaneous tissue
phaeohyphomycosis is caused by dematiaceous saprobes which invade organs of immunosuppressed hosts
sporotrichosis is also known as rose gardener's diseases caused by sporothrix schenckii, a dimorphic fungus
none
true between actinomyces and nocardia except
they are both gram positive
actinomyces is aerobic while nocardia is anaerobic thus, they are both catalase positive
actinomyces contain sulfur granules
nocardia is partially acid fast
exophiala jeanselmei, phialophora, wangiella dermatitidis
chromoblastomycosis
mycetoma
phaeohyphomycosis
sporotrichosis
exophiala, pseudoallescheria boydii
chromoblastomycosis
mycetoma
phaeohyphomycosis
sporotrichosis
its mycelial form shows flowerette conidia but its yeast forms cigar-shaped yeast cells
phialophora
s. schenckii
exophiala
nocardia
causative agent of north american blastomycosis or the gilchrist's diseases
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
mold form resembles lollipops and yeast form looks like a round/oval cell with single budding
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
causative agent of san joaquin valley fever
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
the yeast form is spherules with endospores and not considered as a true yeast
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
its mold form is barrel-shaped, rectangular arthroconidia that alternate with empty disjunctor cells
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
causative agent of Darling's diseases
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
mold form is thick-walled knobby tuberculated macroconidia forms and has a round to oval yeast
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
causative agent of south american blastomycosis and yeast form resembles ship wheel due to multiple budding
blastomyces dermatitidis
paracoccidiodes brasiliensis
histoplasma capsulatum
coccidiodes immitis
most frequently encountered opportunistic fungal infections
(a)
positive in germ tube formation
candida krusei
candida glabrata
candida dubliniensis
candida tropicalis
encapsulated yeast cell in bird and bat droppings
candida albicans
coccidiodes immitis
cryptococcus neoformans
candida glabrata
starburst pattern
candida albicans
coccidiodes immitis
cryptococcus neoformans
candida glabrata
for fungal culture, we wipe the nails or skin with 30% ethanol then treat it with iodophore
true
false
for fungal culture, we collect hairs with intact shaft and scrape skin at leading edge of lesion
true
false
for fungal culture, we incubate at what temperature and how many days?
25-30C, 21Days
37C for 1 month
how do you demonstrate the chlamydospore of Candida albicans
culture it in SDA
culture in mycosel that contains cycloheximide
culture in cornmeal agar and put 1% glucose to differentiate T. rubrum from T. mentagrophytes
czapeks agar
agar for aspergillus
Cornmeal agar
birdseed agar
cottonseed agar
czapeks agar
agar to demonstrate the pigment f c neoformans
Cornmeal agar
birdseed agar
cottonseed agar
czapeks agar
pigment exhibited by c. neoformans in birdseed agar
black
brown
colorless
green
fungi positive for phenol oxidase in L-dopa ferric citrate test
p. brasiliensis
c. neoformans
s. schenkii
h. capsulatum
in exoantigen test, specific A bands are unique to
blastomyces
histoplasma
coccidiodes
trichosporum
B. SUBTILIS
BSL 1
BSL 2
BSL 3
BSL 4
HIV
BSL 1
BSL 2
BSL 3
BSL 4
MYCOBACTERIUM
BSL 1
BSL 2
BSL 3
BSL 4
Correct sequence for viral replication
attachment - penetration - synthesis - uncoating - viral assembly - release
uncoating - release - attachment - penetration - synthesis - assembly
attachment - penetration - uncoating - synthesis - assembly - release
assembly - penetration - synthesis - uncoating - release
storage temperature for viral specimen
(a)
transport temperature for viral specimen
(a)
In general, DNA virsuses
are double stranded, icosahedral, and replicates in nucleus
are single stranded, icosahedral, and replicates in nucleus
are double stranded, icosahedral, and does not replicate in nucleus
are single stranded, helical, and replicates in nucleus
In general, RNA virsuses
are single stranded RNA, helical capsid, enveloped and replicates in nucleus
are single stranded RNA, helical capsid, enveloped and replicates in cytoplasm
are double stranded RNA, helical capsid, enveloped and replicates in nucleus
are single stranded RNA, no capsid, enveloped and replicates in nucleus
double stranded DNA viruses except
poxviridae
parvovirus
adenoviridae
papoviridae
icosahedral capsid and replicates in the nuclear are DNA viruses except
poxviridae
parvovirus
adenoviridae
papoviridae
select one out
herpesviridae
poxvirus
adenoviridae
hepadnaviridae
smallest dna viruses
(a)
largest dna viruses
(a)
true about HEPADNAVIRIDAE
Formerly known as serum hepatitis
common route is sexual, parenteral, fecal route, perinatal
hepatitis B virus
can cause fulminant hepatitis
can cause keratoconjunctivitis, pneumonia, hemorrhagic cystitis
adenoviridae
hepadnaviridae
herpesviridae
papovaviridae
true about herpesviridae
it has icosahedral capsid
HSV 1 causes herpes labialis
varicella zoster virus is a causative agent of chicken pox and shingles
epstein virus, and cytomegalovirs
infectious mononucleosis, and burkitts lymphoma
epstein barr virus
cytomegalovirus
kaposis sarcoma
roseola
6th childhood disease
(a)
skin and genital warts
poxvirus
parvovirus
papovaviridae
iridovirus
causative agent of smallpox and molluscum contagiosum and orf diseases
poxvirus
parvovirus
papovaviridae
iridovirus
causative agent of african swine virus
poxvirus
parvovirus
papovaviridae
iridovirus
odd one out
picornaviridae
caliciviridae
reoviridae
retroviridae
All RNA viruses replicate in cytoplasm except
orthomyxoviridae
reoviridae
retroviridae
caliciviridae
largest RNA virus
(a)
odd one out
bunyaviridae
picornaviridae
flaviviridae
togaviridae
arenaviridae
lacrosse virus
lymphocytic choriomeningitis
lass virus
machupo virus
crimean congo hemorrhagic fever
calicivirus
bunyavirus
cornovirus
flavivirus
norwalk and hepatitis e
calicivirus
bunyavirus
cornovirus
flavivirus
ebola and marburg virus
calicivirus
bunyavirus
filoviridae
flavivirus
yellow fever, west nile, japanese encephalitis, St louis encephalitis
calicivirus
bunyavirus
filoviridae
flavivirus
hepatitis c
calicivirus
bunyavirus
filoviridae
flavivirus
infleunza a and influenza b
orthomyxoviridae
paramyxoviridae
picornaviridae
flavivirus
Measles, mumps, RSV, parainfluenza
orthomyxoviridae
paramyxoviridae
picornaviridae
flavivirus
rhinovirus, polivirus, coxsackie virus, hepatitis A
orthomyxoviridae
paramyxoviridae
picornaviridae
flavivirus
human lymphotrophic virus types 1 and 2
reoviridae
retroviridae
rhabdoviridae
togaviridae
rabies virus
reoviridae
retroviridae
rhabdoviridae
togaviridae
shepherds hook
coronavirus
ebola
marburg
hantavirus
multinucleated virus that is the common cause of respiratory infection in infants
coronavirus
RSV
marburg
Parainfluenza
hand foot mouth disease
rhinovirus
echovirus
coxsackie A
coxsacki B
infection of upper airway which obstructs breathing or the barking cough
pharyngitis
bronchitis
croup
gastroenteritis
