Question 102 (part 2) · LDEK · Infections
Which of the following yeast species is the most commonly isolated in the course of oral cavity fungal infection?
- A. C. glabrata.
- B. C. albicans.
- C. C. tropicalis.
- D. C. krusei.
- E. C. paracrusei.
Hint
Think of the dimorphic species that forms invasive hyphae and accounts for the great majority of oral candidiasis.
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