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. 1) Heating and Subsequent plating is a method used for isolating -
a) Corynebacterium
b) Vibrio
c) Salmonella
b) Colsdtridia.....A

2. Dark ground microscopy is used to see -
a) Retractive organs
b) Flagella......A
c) Capsule
d) fimbriae

3. Sporulation occurs in -
a) Lag phase
b) Log phase
c) Stationary phase..........A
d) decline phase

4. The discorvery of "gene transformation" came from the study of one of the follwing bacteria -
a) Bacillus subtilis
b) Streptococcus pyogenes
c) Streptococcus pneumoniae.........A
d) Escherichia coli

5. The Role of plasmids in conjugation was first described by lederberg and Tatum(46) in -
a) H.Influenzae
b) Corynebacterium
c) Pseudomonas
d) Esch Coli........A??

6. The following are side effects of interferons except -
a) Hypertension.....A
b) Prostration
c) Fever
d) Hepatitis....?

7. N.D. cell and cytotoxic cells are defferentiated by -
a) Interferons reduce N.K. cell activity
b) Antibody specificity.......A
c) Receptor of IgG
d) Presence in spleen

8. T-cell multiplication is stimulated by -
a) Macrolin
b) Heat
c) Bovine Serum
d) Phytohemagglutin............A

9. Humoral graft rejection is characterised by-
a) Intense mononuclear infiltration
b) Neovascularisation of grafted tissue
c) Thrombosis of the blood vessels and ischemic necrosis..........A
d) Monocytic infiltration

10. Immune granulomas are not seen in -
a) Trberculosis
b) Syphills
c) Silicosis..........A
d) Berryliosis

11 All of the following are immune complex diseases except -
a) Serum sickness
b) Farmer's lungs
c) SLE
d) Graft rejection........A

12 Which leukotriene is the adhesion factor for the neutrophil on the celll surface to attach to
endothelium -
a) B4
b) C4 ???
c) D4
d) E4

13 Runt disease is -
a) Graft rejection
b) Graft versus host reaction.........A
c) Deficient T cell function
d) Complement deficiency

14 Haemorrhagic colities in man is caused by E.coli serotype -
a) 0 157 H 7.................A
b) 0 127 H 6
c) 0 26 H 11
d) 0 78 H 33
c) 0 157 H2

15 Eiken test is.......... reaction used for Esch coli -
a) Precipitation
b) Agglutination
c) Toxin-antitixin assay
d) Complement fixation PLZ HELP

16 Most immunogenic in Typhoid -
a) O antigen
b) H antigen................A
c) VI antigen
d) Somaltic antigen

17. The growth factor required for the growth of vibrio parahemolyticus is -
a) Saline...........A????
b) Tryptophan
c) Bile
d) Citrate

18 Sensitivity test is mandatory in -
a) Gas gangrene
b) Typhoid
c) Diptheria
d) staphylococcal septicemia............???

19. Toxin which interfere with protein synthesis is -
a) E. coli tabile toxin
b) Pseudomonas toxin
c) Staphylococcal toxin.......?????
d) Cholera toxin

20. Most sensitive test for diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis -
a) Monospot test...........A??
b) Paul Bunnel test
c) Lymphocytosis in peripheral smear.
d) Culture of the virus

21. Which ARV has been recommended by WHO as the most effective -
a) Duck celll vaccine
b) Chick fibroblast vaccine.........A???
c) HDCV
d) Sheep brain vaccine

22 Risk of HIV transmission is not seen with -
a) Whole blood
b) Platelets
c) Plasma derived Hepatitis
d) Leucocytes Vaccines........A??

23 The virus which spreads by both hematogenous and neural route is -
a) Rabies virus...........A???
b) Varicell zoster virus
c) Polio virus
d) E.B.Virus

24. Most common mode of transmission of nosocomial infections-
a)Nasal droplets
b)Catheters..........A????
c)Conactwith hospital personel
d)Contaminated needles

25 Plasma cell pneumoni is caused by-
a)Friedlander's bacillus
b)Streptococcus
c)CMV
d)P.carinii.......A???

26. Sclerotic bodies 3-15u in size,chestnut brown colour seen in-
a)Rhinosporidiosis
b)Chromblastomycosis.......A?????
c)Phacohypomycosis
d)Histoplasmosis

27. Parasitemia is highest in-
a)Vivax malaria.......A??
b)Ovale malaria
c)Falciparum malaria
d)Quartan malaria

28. Senescent RBC's are mainly attacked in-
a)Vivax malaria
b)Ovale malaria
c)Falciparum malaria
d)Quartan..........A??

29. The following infection resembless malignancy-
a)Echinococcus granulosum
b)E.multilocularis.,.........A?
c)E.vogeli
d)E.oligarthus

30. Schistosoma japonicum resides in-
a)Vesical plexus
b)Splenic vein.........A??
c)systemic circulation
d)Gall bladder

31. DNA analysis can be done by all except-
a)Lymphocytes
b)Monocytes..........A????
c)Fibroblasts
d)Aminocytes

solo · Credits: 518 My Scrapbook

Q 1,2,3,4,5,8,13-the answers you mentioned are correct.refer anantnarayan.
Q6 see KDT,i am also not sure about hepatitis.its given as liver dysfunction.but hypotension is mentioned.so,most probably that's the correct answer.
Q10-correct ans,see granulomatous inflammation in robbins
Q11-correct ans,robbins
Q12-B4,see robbins,inflammation chap
rest i am not sure

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Plasma cell pneumoni is caused by-
a)Friedlander's bacillus
b)Streptococcus
c)CMV
d)P.carinii.......A???

On lung sections stained with hematoxylin and eosin, the alveoli are filled with a typical foamy, vacuolated exudate. Severe disease may include interstitial edema, fibrosis, and hyaline membrane formation. The host inflammatory changes usually consist of hypertrophy of alveolar type II cells, a typical reparative response, and a mild mononuclear cell interstitial infiltrate. Malnourished infants display an intense plasma cell infiltrate that gave the disease its early name: interstitial plasma cell pneumonia

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The following are side effects of interferons except -
a) Hypertension.....A
b) Prostration
c) Fever
d) Hepatitis....?

harry says..It is recommended that patients be well hydrated, especially during initial treatment with alpha interferon, to reduce the risk of hypotension associated with fluid depletion

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Hi nickash..these are the answers as far according to what i have read--

1) Heating and Subsequent plating is a method used for isolating -
a) Corynebacterium
b) Vibrio
c) <a href="http://www.rxpgonline.com/tutorial/?q=salmonella&s=0">SALMONELLA</a>

b) Colsdtridia.....A

2. Dark ground microscopy is used to see -
a) Retractive organs
b) Flagella......A
c) Capsule
d) fimbriae

3. Sporulation occurs in -
a) Lag phase
b) Log phase
c) Stationary phase..........A
d) decline phase

4. The discorvery of "gene transformation" came from the study of one of the follwing bacteria -
a) Bacillus subtilis
b) Streptococcus pyogenes
c) Streptococcus pneumoniae.........A
d) Escherichia coli

5. The Role of plasmids in conjugation was first described by lederberg and Tatum(46) in -
a) H.Influenzae
b) Corynebacterium
c) Pseudomonas
d) Esch Coli........A??

6. The following are side effects of interferons except -
a) Hypertension.....A
b) Prostration
c) Fever
d) Hepatitis

7. N.D. cell and cytotoxic cells are defferentiated by -
a) Interferons reduce N.K. cell activity...A
b) Antibody specificity
c) Receptor of IgG
d) Presence in <a href="http://www.rxpgonline.com/tutorial/?q=spleen&s=0">spleen</a>

8. T-cell multiplication is stimulated by -
a) Macrolin
b) Heat
c) Bovine Serum
d) Phytohemagglutin............A

9. Humoral graft rejection is characterised by-
a) Intense mononuclear infiltration
b) Neovascularisation of grafted tissue
c) Thrombosis of the blood vessels and ischemic necrosis..........A
d) Monocytic infiltration

10. Immune granulomas are not seen in -
a) Trberculosis
b) Syphills....A
c) Silicosis
d) Berryliosis

11 All of the following are immune complex diseases except -
a) Serum sickness
b) Farmer's lungs
c) SLE
d) Graft rejection........A

12 Which leukotriene is the adhesion factor for the neutrophil on the celll surface to attach to
endothelium -
a) B4
b) C4 ???
c) D4
d) E4

13 Runt disease is -
a) Graft rejection
b) Graft versus host reaction.........A
c) Deficient T cell function
d) Complement deficiency

14 Haemorrhagic colities in man is caused by E.coli serotype -
a) 0 157 H 7.................A
b) 0 127 H 6
c) 0 26 H 11
d) 0 78 H 33
c) 0 157 H2

15 Eiken test is.......... reaction used for Esch coli -
a) Precipitation....A
b) Agglutination
c) Toxin-antitixin assay
d) Complement fixation

16 Most immunogenic in Typhoid -
a) O antigen
b) H antigen................A
c) VI antigen
d) Somaltic antigen

17. The growth factor required for the growth of vibrio parahemolyticus is -
a) Saline...........A????
b) Tryptophan
c) Bile
d) Citrate

18 Sensitivity test is mandatory in -
a) Gas gangrene...A
b) Typhoid...A
c) Diptheria...A
d) staphylococcal septicemia

(PGI QUES-hence multiple correct answers)

19. Toxin which interfere with protein synthesis is -
a) E. coli tabile toxin....A
b) Pseudomonas toxin
c) Staphylococcal toxin.
d) Cholera toxin

20. Most sensitive test for diagnosis of infectious mononucleosis -
a) Monospot test...........A??
b) Paul Bunnel test
c) Lymphocytosis in peripheral smear.
d) Culture of the virus

21. Which ARV has been recommended by WHO as the most effective -
a) Duck celll vaccine
b) Chick fibroblast vaccine.........A???
c) HDCV
d) Sheep <a href="http://www.rxpgonline.com/tutorial/?q=brain&s=0">brain</a>
vaccine

22 Risk of HIV transmission is not seen with -
a) Whole blood
b) Platelets
c) Plasma derived Hepatitis
d) Leucocytes Vaccines........A??

23 The virus which spreads by both hematogenous and neural route is -
a) Rabies virus...........A???
b) Varicell zoster virus
c) Polio virus
d) E.B.Virus

24. Most common mode of transmission of nosocomial infections-
a)Nasal droplets
b)Catheters
c)Conactwith hospital personel....A
d)Contaminated needles

25 Plasma cell pneumoni is caused by-
a)Friedlander's bacillus
b)Streptococcus
c)CMV
d)P.carinii.......A???

26. Sclerotic bodies 3-15u in size,chestnut brown colour seen in-
a)Rhinosporidiosis
b)Chromblastomycosis.......A?????
c)Phacohypomycosis
d)Histoplasmosis

27. Parasitemia is highest in-
a)Vivax malaria
b)Ovale malaria
c)Falciparum malaria
d)Quartan malaria...A

28. Senescent RBC's are mainly attacked in-
a)Vivax malaria
b)Ovale malaria
c)Falciparum malaria
d)Quartan..........A??

29. The following infection resembless malignancy-
a)Echinococcus granulosum
b)E.multilocularis.,.........A?
c)E.vogeli
d)E.oligarthus

30. Schistosoma japonicum resides in-
a)Vesical plexus
b)Splenic vein.........A??
c)systemic circulation
d)Gall bladder

31. DNA analysis can be done by all except-
a)Lymphocytes
b)Monocytes
c)Fibroblasts
d)Aminocytes...A

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30-a,28-c

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1.Clostridium difficile - Heat - shock selection method - Strain typing by SDS-. PAGE - Epidemiology ... subsequent plating on modified CCFA (26). Heating...
3.All the kinases were expressed during growth and early stationary phase, suggesting that the differential activity observed in growth and sporulation........

3.Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma japonicum reside in the mesenteric veins and ... infect the portal and mesenteric veins

4.Echinococcus alveolaris (multilocularis)infection closely resembles malignancy more than any other due to Echinococcus alveolaris (multilocularis) with involvement of the liver, lungs, and brain.

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......bacteria which inhibit protein synthesis are
shigella
salmonella and diphtheria
.......highest parasetemia s.i vivax

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