Potassium hydroxide preparation of a sample is useful in the diagnosis of: a. Viral infections b....
Potassium hydroxide preparation of a sample is useful in the diagnosis of:
a. Viral infections b. Fungal infections c. Bacterial infections d. Parasitic infections e. Zoonotic infections
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Potassium Hydroxide is used in the diagnosis of option B fungal infections.
Region affected from fungus such as ringworm art craft and then they are dissolved in the solution of potassium hydroxide. the scrap material consists of both the skin and the fungus which has affected the skin. The keratin of the skin gets dissolved in potassium hydroxide and the fungus is exposed, on which further biochemical tests can be performed.
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