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Direct examination res can possibly save a patient's life with an acute disease f a fungus was observed the physician ca immediately begin treatment. Why is this important? Once diagnosed, mycotic diseases progresses rapidly. B) Most fungi require a long incubations period for growth. C) The immune response of the host will cause the fungal agent to convert to dimorphic forms thus rendering treatment difficult D) all of the above E) none of the above identify Direct examination results can possibly save a patient's life with an acute disease Detection of fungal elements in a patient's specimen m be accomplished using A) brain heart infusion with lactophenol cotton blue added. B) slide culture technique with KOH observations C) observations of topography and texture of the agent in the specimens D) Gram stain E) all of the above San Joaquin Valley Fever is diagnosed by the presence of the following in sputum specimens or lesions biopsies A) yellow or brown sclerotic bodies in the direct examination B) large, rough walled multicellular and spindle shaped on the ends of hyphae C) bacillary forms which stain Acid Fast resembling mycobacterium species D) thick walled spherules containing endospores E) large capsular blastopores with India Ink North American Blastomycosis caused by reveals the following upon direct examination of sputum pus or from lesions A) Candida stellatoidea elongated extensions of terminal or blastopores B) Coccidioides immitis - barrel shaped arthrospores daughter cell thick walled multiple budding yeast cells with narrow necks where the attach neither of the above identify Production of uni-nucleate budding yeast-like cells on brain heart infusion agar with blood at 37 C and whitish cottony mycelia at room temperature is characteristic of A) Norcardia asteroids B) Saccharomyces cerevisiae Penicillin Histoplasma capsulate E) Aspergillus species Although many are non-specific and lack tests, such as latex complement fixation detect circulating fungal agglutination, fungal antibodies in the patient's serum antigens in the patient's serum blood D) all of the above complexes in the patient's C) circulating E) neither of the above identify for this purpose A) The following flesh fungoid as food and grown specifically D) cerevisiae C) species Amanita phalloidins B) the above identify Agarics species E) none of Fungal elements grown and their original direct examination making it easier to morphologically identify the organisms using A) direct examination using lactophenol cotton blue B) culture at room temperature agar using cotton room temperature on at dextrose agar all of the above D) slide culture E) all of the above

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Answer 9. [D] all of the above

answer 10. [B] slide culture technique with KOH observations

answer 11. [D] thick walled spherules containing antibodies

answer 12. [D] none of the above, it is caused by Blastomyces dermatitidis

answer 13. [B] Saccharomyces cerevisiae

answer 14. [D] all of the above.

answer 15. [D] Agaricus species commonly called mushrooms is used as food.

answer 16. [D] slide culture technique

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