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        | Candida albicans   cream colored, pasty, smooth colonies. May form "spider" "feet" or "star" projections with age |  | 
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        | Candida albicans   cream colored, pasty, smooth colonies. May form "spider" "feet" or "star" like projections with age |  | 
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        | Candida albicans   Pseudohyphae with clusters of round blastoconidia at septa, terminal chlamydospores "christmas tree" arrangement on low power Germ tube + causes thrush, diaper rash, vaginitis |  | 
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        | Candida tropicalis   Creamy colony with mycelial fringe |  | 
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        | Candida tropicalis   blastoconidia singly, in pairs, or small groups few teardrop shaped chlamydospores "Mickey Mouse ears" arrangement |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   creamy, sometimes lacy appearance "match stick" or "sagebrush" colonies on corn meal agar |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Creamy, sometimes lacy appearance "match stick" or "sagebrush" colonies on corn meal agar |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Pseudohyphae Round to oval blastoconidia singly or in small clusters May have crooked or curved short pseudohyphae Occasionally have giant cells (large hyphal elements)   |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Pseudohyphae Round to oval blastoconidia singly or in small clusters May have crooked or curved short pseudohyphae Occasionally have giant cells (large hyphal elements) |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Pseudohyphae Round to oval blastoconidia singly or in small clusters May have crooked or curved short pseudohyphae Occasionally have giant cells (large hyphal elements) |  | 
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        | Candida kefyr   creamy, smooth colonies |  | 
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        | Candida keyfr   Pseudohyphae Round to elongate blastoconidia that detach from pseudohyphae and stack up to give a "logs in the stream" appearance     |  | 
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        | Candida keyfr   Pseudohyphae Round to elongate blastoconidia that detach from pseudohyphae and stack up to give a "logs in the stream" appearance |  | 
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        | Candida krusei   Flat, dry, dull, cream colored, mycelial fringe   |  | 
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        | Candida krusei   Pseudohyphae Elongate blastoconidia with cross-match sticks or tree-like appearance Urease + |  | 
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        | Candida guilliermondi   flat, glossy, smooth edged, cream color May become pinkish with age   |  | 
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        | Candida guilliermondi   flat, glossy, smooth edged, cream color May become pinkish with age |  | 
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        | Candida guilliermondi   short pseudohyphae small yeast cells  small clusters of blastoconidia at pseudohyphae septa |  | 
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        | Trichosporon spp.   initially cream colored, moist, soft later finely wrinkled, adherent to agar, heaped center, yellowish gray |  | 
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        | Trichosporon beiglii   True hyphae and pseudohyphae blastoconidia singly or in short chains along hyphae (differentiates from Geotrichum) arthroconidia in older cultures Urease + Causes white piedra |  | 
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        | Geotrichum candidum    white submerged hyphae at periphery ground glass appearance |  | 
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        | Geotrichum candidum   True hyphae arthroconidia no blastoconidia urease - causes Geotrichosis in immunocompromised |  | 
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        | Cryptococcus neoformans   Niger seed agar positive   |  | 
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        | Cryptococcus neoformans   India ink prep clear area = capsule |  | 
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        | Cryptococcus neoformans   smooth white to tan, mucoid forms long string from inoculating needle |  | 
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        | Cryptococcus neoformans   No hyphae irregular sized sherical urease + india ink + nitrate + niger seed agar + causes menigitis |  | 
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        |    Cream colored, mucoid colonies India ink + Urease +  Do not grow brown on niger seed agar |  | 
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        |   Cream colored or orange-yellow, mucoid colonies India ink + Urease + Does not grow brown on niger seed agar Causes CAPD with peritonitis |  | 
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        | Candida glabrata   small, pasty, smooth,  white to cream colored colonies   |  | 
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        | Candida glabrata   No hyphae compact clusters of blastospores glucose and trehalose assimilation + most common cause of UTI |  | 
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        | Rhodotorula   pink to coral  soft, smooth colonies |  | 
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        | Rhodotorula   no hyphae round or oval budding cells of various sizes urease + |  | 
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        | Saccharomyces   smooth, moist, white to cream colored   |  | 
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        | Saccharomyces   no hyphae yeast cells of various shapes multilateral budding ascospores with 1-4 ascus in Kinyoun (acid fast) stain |  | 
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        | Prototheca wicherhamii   soft, wet, white to light tan   |  | 
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        | Prototheca wichermanii   algae that looks like yeast round, thick walled sporangiospores |  | 
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        | Malassezia furfur   grows only on agar overlaid with olive oil |  | 
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        | Malassezia furfur   KOH prep "Spaghetti and meatballs"   lipid replacement therapy IV infection |  | 
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        | Malassezia furfur   No hyphae Round to oval cells broad based conidia daughter cells produce from collarette causes tinea versicolor often seen in IV infections lipid replacement therapy |  | 
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        | Malassezia furfur   No hyphae Round to oval cells broad based conidia daughter cells produce from collarette causes tinea versicolor often seen in IV infections lipid replacement therapy |  | 
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        | Candida albicans   Pseudohyphae with clusters of round blastoconidia at septa, terminal chlamydospores "christmas tree" arrangement on low power Germ tube + causes thrush, diaper rash, vaginitis |  | 
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        | Candida albicans   Pseudohyphae with clusters of round blastoconidia at septa, terminal chlamydospores "christmas tree" arrangement on low power Germ tube + causes thrush, diaper rash, vaginitis |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Pseudohyphae Round to oval blastoconidia singly or in small clusters May have crooked or curved short pseudohyphae Occasionally have giant cells (large hyphal elements)   |  | 
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        | Candida parapsilosis   Pseudohyphae Round to oval blastoconidia singly or in small clusters May have crooked or curved short pseudohyphae Occasionally have giant cells (large hyphal elements)   |  | 
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        | Candida tropicalis   blastoconidia singly, in pairs, or small groups few teardrop shaped chlamydospores "Mickey Mouse ears" arrangement |  | 
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        | Candida keyfr   Pseudohyphae Round to elongate blastoconidia that detach from pseudohyphae and stack up to give a "logs in the stream" appearance |  | 
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        | Candida krusei   Pseudohyphae Elongate blastoconidia with cross-match sticks or tree-like appearance Urease + |  | 
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        | Candida krusei   Pseudohyphae Elongate blastoconidia with cross-match sticks or tree-like appearance Urease + |  | 
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        | Candida guilliermondi   short pseudohyphae small yeast cells  small clusters of blastoconidia at pseudohyphae septa |  | 
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        | Candida guilliermondi   short pseudohyphae small yeast cells  small clusters of blastoconidia at pseudohyphae septa |  | 
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        | Trichosporon beiglii   True hyphae and pseudohyphae blastoconidia singly or in short chains along hyphae (differentiates from Geotrichum) arthroconidia in older cultures Urease + Causes white piedra |  | 
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        | Trichosporon beiglii   True hyphae and pseudohyphae blastoconidia singly or in short chains along hyphae (differentiates from Geotrichum) arthroconidia in older cultures Urease + Causes white piedra |  | 
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        | Geotrichum candidum   True hyphae arthroconidia no blastoconidia urease - causes Geotrichosis in immunocompromised |  | 
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        | Candida glabrata   No hyphae compact clusters of blastospores glucose and trehalose assimilation + most common cause of UTI |  | 
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        | Rhodotorula   no hyphae round or oval budding cells of various sizes urease + |  | 
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        | Rhodotorula   no hyphae round or oval budding cells of various sizes urease + |  | 
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        | Saccharomyces   no hyphae yeast cells of various shapes multilateral budding ascospores with 1-4 ascus in Kinyoun (acid fast) stain |  | 
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        | Saccharomyces   Kinyoun stain no hyphae yeast cells of various shapes multilateral budding ascospores with 1-4 ascus (red in kinyoun stain)   |  | 
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        | Malassezia furfur   No hyphae Round to oval cells broad based conidia daughter cells produce from collarette causes tinea versicolor often seen in IV infections lipid replacement therapy |  | 
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