A) Yeasts and moulds are multicellular fungi.
B) All fungi have cell walls.
C) Fungi cannot tolerate extremes of pH and osmotic pressure.
D) Fungi can use carbon dioxide as a carbon source.
E) Fungi only grow on decomposing vegetation.
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A) Filariasis.
B) Trichinosis.
C) Hydatids.
D) Hookworm.
E) Schistosomiasis.
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A) Systemic mycoses may be fatal.
B) Candida albicans can cause systemic infections.
C) Opportunistic fungal infections occur in people with AIDS.
D) Fungal infections may be localised or systemic.
E) All of the above.
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A) sharing of contaminated eating utensils.
B) intravenous drug abusers.
C) the bite of a blood-sucking insect.
D) unprotected sex with an infected person.
E) close contact with an infected person.
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A) are the egg form of the dog tapeworm.
B) are transmitted by infected mosquitoes.
C) are sacs of fluid containing larvae of Echinococcus.
D) is a roundworm infestation that may cause blindness in children.
E) are a stage in the life cycle of the beef tapeworm.
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A) are not found in Australia.
B) gain entry to the body by burrowing through the skin.
C) only infect the lungs.
D) are usually at least 10 cm in length.
E) are totally resistant to drug treatment.
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A) tinea.
B) ringworm.
C) athlete's foot.
D) all of the above.
E) none of the above.
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A) Tapeworms consist of a head and segmented body.
B) The scolex of the tapeworm uses suckers to attach to the intestine.
C) Tapeworms absorb nutrients through pores in their proglottids.
D) Each proglottid of a tapeworm has male and female sexual organs.
E) All of the above.
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A) epidemiology.
B) morphology.
C) pathology.
D) mycology.
E) parasitology.
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A) Cyst.
B) Adult.
C) Larva.
D) Spore.
E) Pupa.
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A) Plasmodium.
B) Cryptosporidium.
C) Trichomonas.
D) Toxoplasma.
E) Microsporidium.
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A) their ability to ferment specific substrates.
B) their ability to grow on different media.
C) microscopic examination of their subcellular structures.
D) the microscopic appearance of their spore-bearing hyphae.
E) Gram staining of the cells.
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A) is a mould that is widely distributed in the environment.
B) mainly causes mucocutaneous infections.
C) infects humans and plants.
D) is a non-spore forming mould.
E) all of the above.
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A) are mostly subcutaneous infections.
B) are relatively easy to treat.
C) occur only in immunocompromised patients.
D) are very rare.
E) none of the above.
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A) is caused by an organism that derives oxygen from its host.
B) always results in the death of the host.
C) does not harm the host in any way.
D) is diagnosed by a characteristic skin rash.
E) none of the above.
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A) a skin irritation and infection caused by a mite.
B) a disease carried by fleas.
C) the larval form of the human body louse.
D) a general term for the rash caused by any arthropod.
E) a non-transmissible skin infection.
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A) lay eggs in the soil.
B) only affect children.
C) are not found in Australia.
D) are transmitted by eating offal.
E) cause itching around the anus.
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A) are classified by the way they move.
B) are similar in structure to bacteria.
C) obtain their energy from sunlight.
D) sometimes form endospores for survival.
E) all of the above.
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A) can use atmospheric carbon dioxide as a carbon source for growth.
B) produce spores,but bacteria do not.
C) can grow on substances with very low moisture content.
D) produce hyphae which can absorb nutrients.
E) use chlorophyll to carry out photosynthesis.
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A) It can be life-threatening.
B) It can be acquired in developed countries like Australia.
C) The parasite has developed resistance to some antimalarial drugs.
D) Only Anopheles mosquitoes transmit the disease.
E) All of the above.
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