Infections

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Across
  1. 5. treatment of diphtheria (9)
  2. 6. PAS method stains it (12)
  3. 8. meaning to creep or crawl (6)
  4. 12. this reaction is seen in syphilis (10)
  5. 13. causes cat-scratch disease (10)
  6. 15. edematous neck enlargement (8)
  7. 17. varicella-zoster virus causes this infection (10)
  8. 19. other name for Rubeola (7)
  9. 21. risus sardonicus is a feature of this disease (7)
  10. 22. seen in tertiary syphilis (5)
  11. 23. show sulfur granules (13)
  12. 25. Blastomycosis is acquired by inhalation of it (6)
  13. 27. other name for pseudomembranous candidiasis (6)
  14. 28. this TB spreads by dissemination through the vascular system (7)
  15. 29. candidal hyphae can be readily identified by this method (3)
  16. 32. this agar is used to cutivate candida albicans (9)
  17. 34. ruptured bullae develop a thin brown crust (7)
  18. 36. other name for cancrum oris (4)
  19. 37. this disease is caused by Zygomycetes (12)
  20. 38. other name for herepes zoster (8)
Down
  1. 1. other name for candidiasis (10)
  2. 2. superficial skin infection most
  3. 3. caused by Treponema pallidum (8)
  4. 4. cutaneous herpetic infections arising in areas of previous epithelial damage (8)
  5. 6. seen in primary syphilis (7)
  6. 7. gray-white pseudomembrane of oropharynx (10)
  7. 9. other name for German measles (7)
  8. 10. other name for south american blastomycosis (22)
  9. 11. causes Diphtheria (15)
  10. 14. this leprosy corresponds to lepromatous pattern (14)
  11. 16. these spots are seen in measles (6)
  12. 18. superficial infection of skin caused by Streptococcus pyogenes (8)
  13. 20. enlargement of cervical lymph nodes in TB (8)
  14. 24. used for treatment of candidiasis (8)
  15. 25. tongue associated with scarlet fever (10)
  16. 26. gerpetic infection of fingers (7)
  17. 30. TB of skin (13)
  18. 31. these cells are acantholytic epithelial cells (6)
  19. 33. associated with β-hemolytic streptococci (10)
  20. 35. these molars are seen in congenital syphilis (5)