Micro II Final Exam
final review for micro II
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- Masses of hyphal elements that extend below the surface of a growth medium
- The saclike structure containing sporangiospores.
- All are aseptate fungi except
- The etiological agent of tinea versicolor is
- The microscopic morphology of Malassezia furfur is described as
- What is diagnostic of chromoblastomycosis?
- What causes rose gardeners disease?
- The macroconidia can resemble the spiky fruit of the sweet gum or gumball tree.
- Slow growing. Produces yellow/orange pigment whether they are grown in the dark or light
- Virulence factor for M. tuberculosis in developing granulomatous lesions in the host.
- What causes Hansen’s disease?
- Which is the worst swab to use for collecting a a viral specimen?
- What is an example of a Heteroploid cell line?
- _______ has replaced gonorrhea as the most common std.
- Who is at the greatest risk for developing a Chlamydophila pneumoniae infection?
- How would you treat a pregnant women who had C. pneumoniae?
- Why is purulent discharge an unacceptable specimen for Chlamydiaceae?
- What color do Chlamydiae inclusions stain with fluorescein labeled antibody?
- All except _______are susceptible to heat, desiccation and sunlight.
- What is the difference between mycoplasmas and bacterial L forms?
- ____ is the only pathogenic mycoplasma of humans cultivable on bacteriological media.
- Taxonomy of viruses is as follows:
- Chickenpox usually appear as____.
- What is true about most EBV infections?
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