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Medical Microbiology Reviewer

This document provides a summary of various clinical manifestations of mycoses, the causative fungal agents, morphological classifications, categories of mycoses, colors of fungal colonies and granules, and common treatments. It lists conditions such as sporotrichosis caused by S. schenkii presenting as pain and swelling due to rose thorns, tinea nigra caused by Hortaea werneckii presenting as hyperpigmented macules stained by silver nitrate, and fungal infections of the skin, lungs, and genitalia caused by various fungi such as Microsporum gypseum, Coccidioides spp., Aspergillus fumigatus, and Candida albic

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Medical Microbiology Reviewer

This document provides a summary of various clinical manifestations of mycoses, the causative fungal agents, morphological classifications, categories of mycoses, colors of fungal colonies and granules, and common treatments. It lists conditions such as sporotrichosis caused by S. schenkii presenting as pain and swelling due to rose thorns, tinea nigra caused by Hortaea werneckii presenting as hyperpigmented macules stained by silver nitrate, and fungal infections of the skin, lungs, and genitalia caused by various fungi such as Microsporum gypseum, Coccidioides spp., Aspergillus fumigatus, and Candida albic

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Clinical Mycosis Causative Agent Morphologic Hyphae Category of Color of colony Color of Treatment

Manifestation al Mycoses granules


Classificatio
n

Pain, swelling Sporotrichosis S. schenkii Dimorphic Septate - - - -


due to Rose
thorn

Hyperpigmente Tinea nigra Hortaea werneckii - - - - Sub cutaneous Keratocyclic


d macules Azole Drug
Silver nitrate Salicyclic Acid
stains

Scaly bald Microsporum Cutaneous White to


patches on gypseum brownish
head yellow (tan or
Other genus: cinnamon)
Trichophyton
Epidermophyton

Plantar foot Mycetoma Madurella grisea Septate Black


mass

Acremonium White
falciforme

Enlarged hilar Coccidiodimyc C. posadasii Endemic


lymp nodess, osis C. immitis
headache,
cough

Corticostreoid, Aspergillosis A fumigatus Septate Opportunistic


hard time
breathing

Genitalia Sore Candidadiasis Candida albicans


Sticky
Discharge C. albicans
serotype A and B

Wart-like lesion Chromoblasto Subcutaneous Larger:


mycosis Chemotheraphy
with
Flucocytosine
Itranocazoke

Smaller:
Surgical excision

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