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Systemic deep fungal infections are caused by
A Blastomyces dermatidis
B Histoplasma capsulatum
C Coccidioides immitis
D Malessezia furfur
E Microsporum audouinii
Agents of invasive fungal infections is/are
A Candida spp
B Aspergillus spp.
C Rhizopus spp
D Malassezia furfur
E Madurella mycetomatis
Subcutaneous mycoses are
A Sporotrichosis
B Mycetoma
C Chromoblastomycosis
D Cryptococcosis
E Histoplasmosis
Following subcutaneous injection of a drug into a healthy young adult, dilatation of the pupil and a rise in systolic blood pressure are produced. The drug could be
A Acting by stimulating  and  receptors
B Acting by blocking sympathetic ganglia
C Atropine
D Adrenaline
E Morphine
Subcutaneous atropine injection in the healthy young subjects may produce
A An increase in heart rate
B A decrease in salivation
C Constriction of the pupil
D Hypnotic effect
E Accommodation of the lens for near vision
নিচের কোনটি Fungal infection ?
A Tuberculosis
B Measles
C Ring worm
D Gonorrhoea
Fungal spore
A Is responsible for propagation of species
B Is useful to identity species
C Is produced during unfavorable condition
D Is heat labile
E Exists as endospores or exospores
Fungal agents causing keratitis are
A Aspergillus niger
B Penicillium spp
C Fusarium spp
D Cryptococcus neoformans
E Paracoccidioides brasiliensis
Anti-fungal drugs are
A Fluconazole
B Clotrimazole
C Co-trimoxazole
D Metformin
E Flucloxacillin
Drugs used orally in the treatment of fungal infection include
A Griseofulvin
B Fluconazol
C Terbinafine
D Azithromycin
E Cephradin

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