Fungi

1. Ringworm
6. Found in soil and on plants with throns or splinters nodule, progresses proximal to budy up lymphatic tract
7. Ubiquitous, inhalation, causes allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis with high fever aspergilloma fungus ball with bloody cough
10. Hair and scalp
12. MS valley to great lakes found ijn rotten wood and soils respiratory transmissons asymptomatic dissmented with weight loss night sweats and skin ulcers
17. NOT flora, respiratory transmissions mycolic acids make partial acid fast but aerobic causes penumonia and abscesses of lung kidney
19. filaments that constitute the body ( mycelium ) of a fungus
20. Nails
21. MS valley, Bird/bat droppings respiratory asymptomatic pneumonia clacify like TB
22. Desert areas of SW USA respiratory transmissions asymptomatic,pneumonia or dismmented through lungs skin bones and meninges, possible erythemea

2. Pigeon droppings, respiratory transmissions yeast spreads to blood then brain immuno comp chronic meningitis pneumonia skin ulcers
3. breaking down of food molecules outside the cell either with the help of enzymes or mechanically
4. endemic to papua new Guniea and Australia same problems as Cryptococcus neoformans
5. Flora of skin, mouthand GI tract oral thrush diaper rash rash of skin folds of obese treatments depends on locations
8. Flora of mouth and GI tract anaerobic G+ rods, eroding abscesses of mouth, lund or GI tract
9. Athlete's foot
11. Rotting wood causes puncture wound violet wart like leasion that resemble cauliflower
13. Jock itch
14. Spaghetti and meatballs, hypo or hyper pigmented patches on skin, surrounding skin darkens
15. Rhizomucor and mucor Saprogphytic molds rhinocerebral and pulmonary mucormycosis
16. (Tinea nigra) dark brown pgimented, branched,black patches on soles of hands or feet, dandruff shampoo
18. the vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white filaments