94. The most likely diagnosis is inea capitis rinawom of hi Tinea corporis Tinea
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The most likely diagnosis is inea capitis rinawom of hi Tinea corporis Tinea manuumntecn n on hands D. Tinea pedis- petuween toes E.) Tinea unguium -year-old female had surgery for a érush injury to the chesD She had acentral Venous caeter ped a fever was intubated, and was on a mechanical ventilator? Three days postsurgery she develo and was treated émpirically for bacterial infection but fever persisted, Fungemia as Sus and blood culture for fungi was ordered. Empiric antifungal therapy was initiated and the central ed. Fungemia was sus venous catheter line was removed. Removal of the catheter is indicated because A. Of the suspected presence of Aspergillus fumigatus biofilm f ung Of the suspected presence of Candida albicans biofilm Of the suspected presence of Cryptococcus neoformans biofilm B. C. -D. Of the suspected presence of Aspergillus umugatus planktonic organisms olotd E. F. Of the suspected presence of Candida albicans planktonic organisms Of the suspected presence of Cryptococcus neoformans planktonic organisms 95. A 53-year-old white woman with end-stage renal disease re maintained on an immunosuppressive regimen. Three months later she had a fever (38.3°C) an was found to have acute renal failure. Renal transplant biopsy was performed. Periodic acia Schiff staining of a biopsy section showed yeast cells and hyphae. The most likely diagnosis for this patient is infection with Aspergillus fumigatus B. Candida albicans-fungau intechon Sin/mucous menloiane a s lida alabrataExplanation / Answer
94. The most likely diagnosis is inea capitis rinawom of hi Tinea corporis Tinea
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