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nbme - sammy06
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A 35 year old man who takes street drugs by IV develops fever, cough, and hemoptysis. X-ray film of the chest shows bilateral infiltrates. Echocardiogram discloses a 1 cm mass that is attached to the tricuspid valve. Blood cultures grows yeast. The most likely causal organism is

a)aspergillus flavus
b)candida albicans
c)Cryptococcus neoformans
d)histoplasma capsulatum
e)mucor species
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#2
C??
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#3
bb????
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#4
b?
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#5
most common is streto.viridin....and stap aureus but no option....

answer will be B or E..
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#6
since he is an iv drug abuser
candida is more aprropriate
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#7
yeast is the cue....
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