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Fungal Rhinosinusitis Quiz

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Which type of fungi is a multicellular organism?

Yeasts

Spores

Unicellular organism

Molds (correct)

How do yeasts reproduce?

By branching into structures termed Hyphae

Asexually by budding (correct)

By growing multicellular organisms

By producing spores in unfavorable conditions

What are spores primarily responsible for?

Direct examination under microscope

Inhalation to gain access to sinonasal tract (correct)

Causing fungal infections

Laboratory diagnosis of fungal infections

Which method is the most rapid and useful means of diagnosing fungal infection?

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What structures can spores form in the presence of unfavorable conditions?

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Fungal Rhinosinusitis Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which type of fungi is a multicellular organism?

How do yeasts reproduce?

What are spores primarily responsible for?

Which method is the most rapid and useful means of diagnosing fungal infection?

What structures can spores form in the presence of unfavorable conditions?

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