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Candida Albicans

Mar. 24, 2023
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Candida Albicans

  1. MB:- 603 CLINICAL DIAGNOSTIC MICROBIOLOGY UNIT:-4 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MICROBIAL AGENTS OF DISEASE 4.2 CANDIDA ALBICANS Rajani vishva j Roll no:- 33
  2.  CANDIDA ALBICANS A. Introduction B. Pathogenesis and clinical features C. Laboratory Diagnosis D. Treatment E. Prevention
  3.  A INTRODUCTION  Candida Albicans also known as CANDIDIASIS.  It is yeast like fungi.  It is unicellular  Dimorphic Yeast  Reproduction :- Budding and Fission.  Microscopic Appearance:- Spherical, oval form (in tissue)
  4.  Kingdom :- Fungi  Family :- Saccharomycetaceae  Species :- C. Albicuns  Distribution : Candida species are normally found on skin surface and mucos.  Candida sp. Mostly grow in warm and moise area.
  5.  CANDIDOSIS ( CANDIDIASIS / MONILIASIS)  Candidosis refers to an infection of skin mucosa and rarly of the internal organs.  A yeast infection of the vagina and tissues.  Very rarely, yeast infections may become invasive, spreading to other parts of the body.
  6.  SYMPTONS:  White Patches  Cause intense itching  Redness  Growing skin rash
  7.  B :- PATHOGENESIS AND CLINICAL FEATURES  Mucosal Lesion:-  Common lesions are varginities:- acidic discharge ( frequently in pregenancy)  Oral thrush:- creamy whitch patches apper on the tounge or buccal mucosa.
  8. ORAL CANDIDIASIS
  9.  Oesophagel Cndidiasis :-  It is also know as an THRUSH  Tube that connected to the throat to the stomach.  Considered an AIDS – defining illness.
  10. Oesophage Candidiasis
  11.  C:- LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS :-  Microscopy.  Wet films/ gram staines smears from lesions show budding gram positive cells.  Candida can colonise normal skin or mucosa as well .
  12.  Respiratory Casndidiasis  Blood culture test
  13.  D :- TREATMENT  Amphoteecian B  5- Flurocytosine  Imidazoles ( micronozole, Ketoconazole)  Triazoles  Some clinical isolates of C albican are resistant to fluconazole and amphotericin.
  14.  E :- PREVENTION OF INFECTION 1.Maintaining good oral and physical hygiene. 2.Eating a well-balanced diet. 3.Managing your stress. 4.Managing your blood sugar levels if you have diabetes.
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