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Fungi (OTHERS KEY (Cryptococcus :pen: (Thick glycoprotein helps extract…
Fungi
OTHERS KEY
Candida :pen:
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Groups that are prone to infection:
- immunoD
- broad spectrum antibiotics
- IV administration, catheters
Hyperalimentation: superficial supply of nutrients
Clinical presentation
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Candidemia
- Infect all layers of heart
- Spread to kidney, perinephric abscess or papillary necrosis
- Perforatio of GIT, peritoneal infection
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Aspergillus :pen:
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Predisposing factors:
- ImmunoD
- Construction activities :tada:
- pre-existing lung problems
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Systemic Mycoses
- Usually thermally dimorphic
- Normally inhalation first then disseminated infection
- Mostly asymptomatic
- Usually found in soil
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Subcutaneous mycoses
Sporotrichosis :pen:
Found in soil, wood and plants
Thermally diphormic :tada:
- 37 degree: Round cigar shaped yeast
- 25 degree: septet hyphae with rosette clusters of conidia
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Mycetoma :pen:
Found in soil plants, enter via open wounds
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Rhinosporidosis :pen:
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Causes polypoid masses at the nasal, conjunctival mucosa, genital :tada:
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Superficial Mycoses
Dermatophyte
General characteristics
Infection in skin and hair, ability to obtain nutrients from keratinized material
Inflammation is a host response, not caused by fungi
Restricted to non-living cornified layer of epidermis, inability to penetrate viable tissue
If invade subcutaneous, it will form a kerion
Diagnosis methods
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Special stains:
- Gomori silver methanamine
- Periodic acid stiff stain
- Parker's ink (Trichosporon beigellii)
- India's ink (Crytpcoccus)
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Yeasts
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Malassezia furfur :pen:
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- Folliculitis
- Dermatitis
- Peritonitis
- Dandruff
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Commonly causes:
- Ring worm
- Tinea
- Dermatophytosis
Tinea = ring worms
- Tinea pedis (feet) = Athelete's foot
- Tinea capitis (scalp)
- Tinea corporis (body)
- Tinea cruris (groin)
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