1. Name of Fungal Disease (44 point font) The above student authors generated this web page presentation as an assignment in Dr. Cooper’s Medical Mycology course at Youngstown State University. Except for the indicated copyrighted material included within this electronic document, this web page is an intellectual product of the above students and Dr. Cooper. This page may be used for educational purposes only. Any other use requires the permission of the above authors as well as Dr. Cooper (crcooper01@ysu.edu).Youngstown State University(crcooper01@ysu.edu Presentation Developed By: [28 point font] Student Authors (28 point font) October 8, 20151BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology

2. Name of Disease  Alternate Name(s) of Disease  Etiologic Agent and Taxonomy Fungus Name(s)Fungus Name(s) Classification of FungusClassification of Fungus October 8, 20152BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology

3. This is a test slide [44 point font]  Main line: [32 point font] Secondary line [28 point font]Secondary line [28 point font]  All lower subdivisions [24 point font] –All lower subdivisions [24 point font] October 8, 20153BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology

4. Name of Etiological Agent  Geographic Distribution  Life Cycle  Epidemiology  Pathogenesis October 8, 20154BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology

5. Name of Etiologic Agent (cont.)  Continued from previous slide October 8, 20155BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology

6. Name of Disease  Diagnosis and Histopathology  Clinical Manifestations  Treatment/Disease Management/Prevention October 8, 2015BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology6

7. Name of Disease (cont.)  Continued from previous slide October 8, 2015BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology7

8. Significant Case Reports  Citation and brief summary including significance October 8, 2015BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology8

9. References  Alphabetical in Medical Mycology style (see Presentation Guidelines for specifics) in 24 point font October 8, 2015BIOL 4849: Medical Mycology9