Definition of coccidioidomycosis in English:

coccidioidomycosis

noun kɒkˌsɪdɪˌɔɪdəʊmʌɪˈkəʊsɪskäkˌsidēˌoidōmīˈkōsəs

mass noun

A serious fungal disease of the lungs and other tissues, endemic in the warmer, arid regions of America.
粗球孢子菌病
The fungus is Coccidioides immitis, subdivision Deuteromycotina
Example sentencesExamples
- The most common cause of benign calcified pulmonary lesions is the granulomatous reaction to infectious or foreign agents, such as tuberculosis, coccidioidomycosis, and silicosis.
- If initial antibody testing is negative, but clinical suspicion of coccidioidomycosis is high, repeat testing is indicated because it may take a month or more to develop measurable antibody titers.
- For example, a patient with HIV who lives in the southwest United States is more susceptible to coccidioidomycosis.
- Persons with coccidioidomycosis may present with cough, fever, and night sweats.
- Although a histoplasmin test is a good screening test, it often cross-reacts in patients with coccidioidomycosis.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Coccidioides (part of the binomial of the fungus) + mycosis.

Definition of coccidioidomycosis in US English:

coccidioidomycosis

nounkäkˌsidēˌoidōmīˈkōsəs

A serious fungal disease of the lungs and other tissues, endemic in the warmer, arid regions of America.
粗球孢子菌病
The fungus is Coccidioides immitis, phylum Ascomycota
Example sentencesExamples
- If initial antibody testing is negative, but clinical suspicion of coccidioidomycosis is high, repeat testing is indicated because it may take a month or more to develop measurable antibody titers.
- Although a histoplasmin test is a good screening test, it often cross-reacts in patients with coccidioidomycosis.
- The most common cause of benign calcified pulmonary lesions is the granulomatous reaction to infectious or foreign agents, such as tuberculosis, coccidioidomycosis, and silicosis.
- Persons with coccidioidomycosis may present with cough, fever, and night sweats.
- For example, a patient with HIV who lives in the southwest United States is more susceptible to coccidioidomycosis.

Origin

1930s: from modern Latin Coccidioides (part of the binomial of the fungus) + mycosis.

单词	coccidioidomycosis
释义	Definition of coccidioidomycosis in English: coccidioidomycosis noun kɒkˌsɪdɪˌɔɪdəʊmʌɪˈkəʊsɪskäkˌsidēˌoidōmīˈkōsəs mass noun A serious fungal disease of the lungs and other tissues, endemic in the warmer, arid regions of America. 粗球孢子菌病 The fungus is Coccidioides immitis, subdivision Deuteromycotina Example sentencesExamples The most common cause of benign calcified pulmonary lesions is the granulomatous reaction to infectious or foreign agents, such as tuberculosis, coccidioidomycosis, and silicosis. If initial antibody testing is negative, but clinical suspicion of coccidioidomycosis is high, repeat testing is indicated because it may take a month or more to develop measurable antibody titers. For example, a patient with HIV who lives in the southwest United States is more susceptible to coccidioidomycosis. Persons with coccidioidomycosis may present with cough, fever, and night sweats. Although a histoplasmin test is a good screening test, it often cross-reacts in patients with coccidioidomycosis. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Coccidioides (part of the binomial of the fungus) + mycosis. Definition of coccidioidomycosis in US English: coccidioidomycosis nounkäkˌsidēˌoidōmīˈkōsəs A serious fungal disease of the lungs and other tissues, endemic in the warmer, arid regions of America. 粗球孢子菌病 The fungus is Coccidioides immitis, phylum Ascomycota Example sentencesExamples If initial antibody testing is negative, but clinical suspicion of coccidioidomycosis is high, repeat testing is indicated because it may take a month or more to develop measurable antibody titers. Although a histoplasmin test is a good screening test, it often cross-reacts in patients with coccidioidomycosis. The most common cause of benign calcified pulmonary lesions is the granulomatous reaction to infectious or foreign agents, such as tuberculosis, coccidioidomycosis, and silicosis. Persons with coccidioidomycosis may present with cough, fever, and night sweats. For example, a patient with HIV who lives in the southwest United States is more susceptible to coccidioidomycosis. Origin 1930s: from modern Latin Coccidioides (part of the binomial of the fungus) + mycosis.
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