All of the following statements about Pneumocystis Jiroveci are true, EXCEPT:
Pneumocystis Jiroveci is usually not associated with CMV infection but rarely it is. Whereas Pneumocystis Jiroveci may be associated with Pneumatocele and can be diagnosed by sputum examination and commonly causes disease only in the immuno-compromised people. Ref: Medical Microbiology By Jawetz, 24th Edition, Pages 648-49; Washington Manual of Pulmonary Medicine, 2006, Page 104; Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 16th Edition, Pages 1194-95; Pneumocystis Pneumonia By Walzer, Cushion, 3rd Edition, Page 418
Usually associated with CMV infection
May be associated with Pneumatocele
Usually diagnosed by sputum examination
Causes disease only in the immunocompromised host