A)​A condition of diffuse inflammation of subcutaneous and connective tissues.
B)​A morphological characteristic of being separated by a dividing structure.
C)​Fungal infection in humans and animals characterized by a reddened, raised circular shape and usually a clearer center.
D)​Types of fungal organisms that can exist as either yeast form or mold form depending on the environmental and growth conditions.
E)​Penetration of arteries or veins by pathogenic organisms to gain access to the circulatory system.
F)​Something that is widespread, found everywhere, or constantly encountered.
G)​General term used for a fungal infection which can be superficial, subcutaneous, or systemic in nature.
H)​Fungal cells that produce conidia by growing in length and tapering toward the tip.
I)​The pathogenic presence of a species of yeast in the circulating bloodstream.
J)A condition of fungal skin infection also known as tinea.