A) Cryptococcus neoformans
B) Candida albicans
C) Malassezia furfur
D) Pneumocystis (carinii) jiroveci
E) None of the choices are correct.
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A) pulmonary infection.
B) septicemia.
C) meningitis.
D) bone infection.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Gilchrist's disease.
B) Valley fever.
C) Rose Gardener's disease.
D) Teapicker's lung.
E) Farmer's lung.
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A) opportunistic yeast.
B) low numbers found in the mouth, intestines, genitalia, and skin.
C) has a large capsule.
D) infections often arise from an endogenous source.
E) persistent moist skin influences infection.
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A) Southeast.
B) Southwest.
C) East and Midwest.
D) Northeast.
E) Rocky Mountains.
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A) pathogen grows inside macrophages
B) transmitted by inhalation of spores
C) respiratory infections range from mild to severe
D) chronic cases have symptoms similar to tuberculosis
E) never spreads to sites outside the respiratory tract
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A) intertriginous infection of skin sites.
B) vulvovaginal infection.
C) oral cavity and esophageal infections.
D) skin and nail infections.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) produce tissue-damaging mycotoxins.
B) all cause athlete's foot.
C) reservoirs are humans, animals, and soils.
D) frequently cause septicemia.
E) are dimorphic fungi.
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A) bark stripper's disease
B) Valley fever
C) sporotrichosis
D) geotrichosis
E) Pneumocystis pneumonia
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A) fungal virulence.
B) parasitism.
C) dimorphism.
D) dermatophytes.
E) opportunistic fungi.
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A) cancer
B) AIDS
C) tuberculosis
D) malnutrition
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) there are no effective drugs to treat the infection.
B) noninvasive infections of the eyelids, sinuses, conjunctiva, and ear canals.
C) a pneumonia that disseminates to the brain.
D) most cases are due to A.fumigatus.
E) life-threatening infections in AIDS, leukemia, and transplant patients.
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A) It is also known as Valley fever.
B) Humans and other mammals are susceptible.
C) Heat packs applied to skin lesions can resolve some infections.
D) A prick of a thorn is the classic mode of infection.
E) The sporotrichin skin test can be used to determine prior infection.
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A) the pathogen grows best in soil with bird and bat guano.
B) fungomas occur in the lungs of those infected
C) it is transmitted by inhalation of arthrospores.
D) it often has symptoms of fever, chest pain, cough, headache, malaise.
E) it is also called Valley Fever.
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A) It is a superficial mycosis.
B) It is often transmitted by fomites.
C) It is caused by the yeast Malassezia furfur.
D) It causes disruption of skin pigmentation resulting in a mottled appearance.
E) It occasionally causes systemic infections in compromised patients.
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