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histoplasma capsulatum

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Causes Histoplasmosis ( Darling's or Spelunker's Diseases )

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Wright Giemsa Stain of Blood/ bone marrow

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Direct Specimen Examination for Histoplasma Capstulatum

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Histoplasma capsulatum

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Smooth walled or Tuberculate macroconidia

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Blastomyces Dermatitidis

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Cause Gilchrist's Disease

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Blastomyces Dermatitidis

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Progress to Chronic , Suppurative and granulomatous infection

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Blastomyces Dertatitidis

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Daughter cell separates from mother cell when both are the same size

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Coccidiodes Immitis

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Cause San Jachin valley Fever

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Coocidiodes Immitis

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Spherule is usually seen in Pathology , this tissues spherules

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"Lollipops "

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single , smooth,walled conidia at ends of short conidiosphores or directly on hyphae

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Paracocciodiodes Brasiliensis

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Endemic in South America

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Paracoccidiodes Brasiliensis

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Multiple budding yeast "ships wheel"

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Paracoccidiodes Brasiliensis

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intercalary and Terminal Chlamydiospore

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Blastomyces yeast form

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broad base bud

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blastomyces mold form

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species of blastomyces

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dermatiditis

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paracoccidiodes

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dimmorph found in South America

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paracoccidiodes geographics

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species is braziliensis

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paracoccidiodes genus

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associated with pigeons or bats

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Histoplasmosis

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Histoplasma capsulatum

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Coccidiodes

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barrel shape arthroconidia

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Coccidiodes immitis

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confused with coccidiodes

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Geotrichum

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Sporothrix

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sporothrix schenkii

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Rosepickers

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cave explorers

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Spleunkers

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Histoplasmosis yeast form

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Demitaceous

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amphotericin

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Antifungal

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yeast to mold conversion 37-25

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dimorphic identification

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tests for di morph idenitification

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exoantigen, pcr dna

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"fungus ball"

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Aspergilloma

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Fungal infection and ulceration of the cornea

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Keratomycosis

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Dematiaceous & Hyaline opportunists

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Septate opportunists

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Fungal infection of the ear canal

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Otomycosis

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Zygomycetes opportunists

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Aseptate opportunists

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Caused by penicillus producing fungi

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Penicilliosis

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Few rhizoids between sporangio-phores

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Absidia species

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Seen in patients with acidosis or on corticosteroids

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Zygomycosis

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Rhizoids at base of sporangiophore

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Rhizopus species

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Bent-knee shaped conidiophore

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Curvularia species

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Associated with aflatoxins

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Aspergillus flavus

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Penicillium species

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Seen in immunocompetent patients with a history of allergy or nasal polyps

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Sinusitis

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No rhizoids

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Mucor species

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Aspergillus species

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Banana shaped macroconidia

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Fusarium species

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most common pathogenic yeast causing a variety of infection.

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Candida albicans

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often resistant to amphotericin B

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Candida Kefyr

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can be induced on malt extract agar

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Ascopores

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fragmented hyphae

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Geotrichum candidum

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organism found in pigeon droppings. contracted via inhalation of yeast cells

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Cryptococcus Neoformans

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cause disease in compromised patients only

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Opportunistic

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normal flora of oral cavity, urogenital and GI tract and AFFECTS kidneys and lungs

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Torulopsis glabrata

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used to distinguish between yeasts and bacteria

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Wet preparations

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the enzyme that converts caffein acid to melanin

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Phenol oxidase

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detects utilization of a carbon source by an organism in the presence of oxygen

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Carbohydrate assimilation

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causes endocarditis

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Candida Parasilopsis

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opportunistic pathogen, extremely elongated and rarely branched pseudohyphae

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Candida krusei

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Capsule is best seen

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