Fungi Bac 2100
14 Questions
| Total Attempts: 34
Fungal infection quiz : Superficial, cutaneous, subcutaneous, systemic
Questions and Answers
- 1.Definition : Fungi that grows as either yeast or mold dependant on the temperature or environnement.
- A.
Hyphae
- B.
Dimorphic fungi
- C.
Saprophytes
- D.
Spores
- E.
Yeast
- 2.Fungi that lives and uses organic matter like soil, rotten veggies as energy source
- A.
Saprophytes
- B.
Dimorphic Fungi
- C.
Spore
- D.
Yeast
- E.
Mold
- 3.Multicellular colonies composed of clumps of intertwined and branching hypae
- A.
Hypae
- B.
Dimorphic fungi
- C.
Spores
- D.
Yeast
- E.
Mold
- 4.Threadlike branching tubules composed of fungal cells attached to end beds
- A.
Dimorphic fungi
- B.
Yeast
- C.
Mold
- D.
Hypae
- E.
Spores
- 5.Reproducing bodies of mold
- A.
Spores
- B.
Yeast
- C.
Mold
- D.
Saprophytes
- E.
Dimorphic
- 6.Unicellular growth of fungi, can appear spherical to episolcal. reproduce by budding, if they dont seperate, form long chains of______ known as psedohypae.
- A.
Spore
- B.
Dimorphic
- C.
Yeast
- D.
Mold
- E.
Saprophytes
- 7.Name the 4 levels of fungal iinfection
- 8.What are the two superficial fungal infections ?and what can they both be treated with?
- 9.Name the enzyme present in cutaneous fungal infections that degrades skin, loss of hair, brittle nails.
- 10.Name the 5 Cutaneous fungal infections
- 11.Name the two subcutaneous fungal infection
- 12.Describe Histoplasma capsulatum
- 13.Describe Crytococcus neofromans
- 14.Describe Aspergillus flavus
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