Fungi

1. 1Fungi that cause superficial infection produce [blank_start]minor[blank_end] health problems

   1. Aminor
2. 2Fungi that cause systemic infection are [blank_start]life threatening[blank_end]

   1. Alife threatening
3. 3Systemic fungi have caused serious problems with medical advances such as immunosuppressive therapy, antibiotic therapy, transplantation and AIDS

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
4. 4What are the three growth forms associated with fungi?

   1. APods
   2. BSpores
   3. CFilamentous
   4. DYeast
   5. EMorphic
   6. FDimorphic
5. 5mass of hyphae forms spores

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
6. 6Asexual reproduction results in formation of [blank_start]sporangia[blank_end] which are sacs that contain and liberate [blank_start]spores[blank_end]

   1. Asporangia
   2. Bspores
7. 7Eating fungi are a common cause of infection

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
8. 8Yeast cells are made up of many cells

   1. ATrue
   2. BFalse
9. 9Budding on yeast cells can occur and remain on the cell forming a [blank_start]pseudohyphae[blank_end]

   1. Apseudohyphae
10. 10Dimorphic fungi is the switch between two morphologies and is induced by temperature

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse

11. 11[blank_start]Hyphal[blank_end] at environmental temperature and [blank_start]yeast[blank_end] at body temperature

    1. AHyphal
    2. Byeast
12. 12Superficial mycoses is the fungal growth on

    1. Adeep tissue
    2. Bmouth
    3. Corgans
13. 13Subcutaneous mycoses is the fungal growth on

    1. Askin
    2. Bhair
    3. Cinternal organs
    4. Ddeeper layer of skin
14. 14systemic or deep mycoses is the fungal growth on

    1. Ainternal organs
    2. Bmouth
    3. Cvagina
    4. Dskin
15. 15Superficial mycoses is caused by [blank_start]person to person[blank_end] contact or [blank_start]animal to human[blank_end] contact

    1. Aperson to person
    2. Banimal to human
16. 16subcutaneous mycoses is caused by infection via [blank_start]skin[blank_end] following penetration

    1. Askin
17. 17Systemic mycoses is the result of [blank_start]opportunistic[blank_end] growth with an impaired immune system. It is acquired primarily via [blank_start]respiratory[blank_end] tract or [blank_start]intravenous lines[blank_end] for C.albicans

    1. Aopportunistic
    2. Brespiratory
    3. Cintravenous lines
18. 18Fungi that cause disease are normally free living in the environment but can survive in the body

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
19. 19fungi can be part of the normal flora and become opportunistic due to

    1. Aimmunocompromisation
    2. BDiabetes
    3. Cunderlying malignancy
    4. Dintravenous drug use
    5. Epoor diet
    6. Fwound opening
20. 20Which white blood cell attacks fungi

    1. ANeutrophils and monocytes
    2. BBasophils and lymphocytes
    3. CEosinophils and neutrophis
21. 21Fungi can prevent phagocytic uptake by possessing a polysaccharide capsule which produces anti-phagocytic factors

    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
22. 22Which antibiotics inhibit glucan synthesis in fungal cell wall

    1. ABeta-lactams
    2. BCarbapenems
    3. CQuinolones
    4. DEchinocandins
23. 23What targets ergosterol beneath the fungal cell wall

    1. Apolyenes nystatins
    2. Bamphotericin B
    3. CAzoles
    4. DQuinolones

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Integrated Pathology Quiz on Fungi, created by Nina Tran on 11/04/2017.

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