Mycology Terminology
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| What should be added to the media to best recover Trichophyton verrucosum? | Thiamine should be added to the media and it should be incubated at 37C.
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| What is the function of 10% KOH in the examination of skin, hair, or nail scrapings? | The function of 10% KOH is to clear and dissolve keratin, so that fungal elements may be better detected.
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| What are dematiaceous hyphae? | Dematiaceous hyphae are darkly pigmented hyphae.
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| How should a sputum specimen be treated if Histoplasma is suspected? | The specimen must be set up immediately and incubated for 10 weeks if Histoplasma is suspected.
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| What's the difference between actinomycotic mycetomas and eumycotic mycetomas? | Actinomycotic mycetomas are caused by bacteria while eumycotic mycetomas are caused by fungi.
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