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MUSHROOM DISEASE (Aspergillus) 1. Epidemiology. Aspergillus fungus is one of the largest fungal strains, present in all over the world, there are about 100 species, currently there are about 20-30 species that cause disease in humans, important strains are A. fumigatus, A. flavus , A. niger such as ...

MUSHROOM DISEASE Cryptococcosis (Tolurosis, European Blastomycois) 1. Etiology and epidemiology Cryptococcosis is also known as the European Blastomycose mycosis caused by Cryptoccocus neoformans, a thick cystic yeast, has serotypes A, D (C. neoformans var. Neoformans) and B, C ( C.neoformans var. ...

MUSHROOM DISEASE Sporotrichosis (Gardener Disease) 1. Epidemiology and etiology Sporotrichosis is a chronic disease caused by Sporothrix schenckii that causes damage to the skin or internal organs (also known as gardener disease - gardener's disease). This is a dimorphic mushroom. In nature, ...

CANDIDA MUSHROOM 1. Germs Candidiasis is an acute, subacute or chronic disease caused by Candida-like yeasts, mostly Candida albicans. Candidiasis is available in the body (bronchus, oral cavity, intestine, vagina, skin around the anus) normally in non-pathogenic form. When having favorable ...

CHILDREN Scabies is an itchy dermatological disease caused by a small rash called Sarcoptes scabiei, also known as scabies. Cavernous burrows in the skin and cause intense itching. The disease is contagious by contact. Signs and symptoms · Itching and getting worse at night. · Small blisters form ...

Nail fungus (ONYCHOMYCOSIS) The ocean about the nail The nail grows directly from the epidermis (epidermis) and is made up of many layers of hard, horny substances called keratin. Keratin is also a basic component of hair and the outermost layer of skin. Nails do not have living cells and grow from ...

MUSHROOM SKIN DISEASE Ringworm is the most common fungal disease in humans, often encountered in athlete's foot. Ringworm can be transmitted from person to person by direct contact, from infected animals, fungal equipment (such as towels or changing room floors) or soil, etc. Ringworm can occur at ...

Treatment of malaria patients: Includes treatment of patients identified with clinical malaria. Extensive treatment: For subjects with fever in the area where malaria outbreaks occur. The Provincial Center for Malaria Prevention / Preventive Medicine decides the scope of treatment to expand. Supply ...

Parasitical Worms.com The descriptive scientific name is Mylabris phalerata of the Beetle (Coleoptera). black beans (hence called deep peas), sometimes on melon flowers. If the density of the winter sky, it can wreak havoc on the beans. In traditional medicine, rubella is used as a medicine to treat skin ...

Malaria epidemic is a sudden increase of cases, local transmission, in a relatively short time in a certain community (a village, a village, a commune). Currently, the National Project for Malaria Prevention is prescribed as follows: In areas where malaria is not yet circulated, malaria is ...

1. DEFINITIONS Kingdom Fungi According to Whittaker (1969), the creatures on earth are divided into five precepts: Monera: Including prokaryotes such as bacteria, actinomyces, green algae. Protoctista: These are unicellular eukaryotes. Plantae: plants (eukaryotes). Animalia: Animals ...

Parasitical Worms.com Toxocara spp, Toxocara spp is the parasite of dogs and cats but when people come into contact with dog feces, cats have dog worm eggs, cats or dog hookworm larvae, cats penetrate through the skin upon contact with the soil, these parasites will be infected and cause larvae to ...

Mosquitoes are common names for species of the Mosic family (Culicidae), Diptera, Insecta. In the Culicidae family, there are three subfamilies: Culicinae, Anophelinae and Toxorhynchitinae. 1. FIGURE Adult child Mosquito body is divided into three parts head, chest, abdomen distinct, with two wings ...

The first human case was described in Papua New Guinea in 1977. Over the next 15 years, many cases of diarrhea caused by this agent were recorded. The causative agent of human disease is Cyclospora cayetanensis. 1. CYCLOSPORA SPP The spherical follicle, 8 - 10 đườngm in diameter, contains two ...

Illness caused by the nematode of Angiostrongylus cantonensis locates and causes disease in the meninges, invasion of the brain can lead to death. The causative agent of meningitis Adult worms live in the pulmonary artery of mice, worm eggs are laid in the blood, to the alveolar walls will form ...