Mycology Basics
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- Q1study of yeast and molds, derived from greek word "Mykes" or mushroomMycology30s
- Q2include yeats molds and mushroomsFungi30s
- Q380-90% polysaccharide, 10-20% proteinn/glydoroteinfungi wall composition30s
- Q4usually exogeneous source, rare person to person, called mycosesfungal infections30s
- Q5outermost surface of skin or hairsuperficial mycosis30s
- Q6hair skin and nails, usually dermatophytes or candidacutaneous mycosis30s
- Q7Microsporum, Trichyphyton, Epidermophytondermatophytes30s
- Q8below skin muscle and connective tissue, involves hands,, arms,legs and feet example Sporothrix, chromoblastomycosis, myrcetomasubcutaneous mycosis30s
- Q9deep tissue or organ invovement examples histoplasmosis blastomycosis cocciodiomycosisSystemic mycosis30s
- Q10often environmental organs affecting immunocompromised patientsOpportunist fungi30s
- Q11IV drug abuse, HIV, catheters, chemo or radiation therapyreasons for increased fingal infections30s
- Q12multicellular , with hyphaemolds30s
- Q13unicellular reproduce by buddingyeast30s
- Q14Hyphae of a fungus that grow above the agar, substrate or mediaaerial hyphae30s
- Q15hyphae grow into or under the agar or mediavegetatve hyphae30s