Answer:
opportunistic
Explanation:
A newly described fungus has been isolated from the lungs of
several patients experiencing symptoms of pneumonia. All of these
patients have a preexisting immunocompromising condition, including
four patients with AIDS and two who have been recipient of organ
transplants.The natural habitat of this fungal species is the soil
This fungal disease would most likely be classified as an
opportunistic mycosis, because the symptom which the patient
experienced is pneumonia which is a symptoms of opportunistic
mycosis. On the other hand, all the patient are immunocompromising,
i.e., all of they have any immune disease prior to infection and
the opportunistic mycosis is cause in the immunocompromising people
rather than normal people. Lastly it is said that the natural
habitat of the fungi which is responsible for the disease is soil,
the fungi which cause opportunistic mycosis has also the natural
habitat of soil. Thus, it is the correct option.
A newly described fungus has been isolated from the lungs of several patients experiencing symptoms of...