Option A: ELISA
Option B: Immunodot
Option C: RIPA
Option D: Western Blot
Correct Answer: Western Blot ✔
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Option A: Robert koch
Option B: Twort and d’herelle
Option C: Menkin
Option D: Metchinkoff
Correct Answer: B. Twort and d’herelle ✔
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Option A: Hepatitis B surface antigen in acute hepatitis
Option B: AIDS
Option C: Chronic leukemia
Option D: Basal cell carcinoma
Correct Answer: Hepatitis B surface antigen in acute hepatitis ✔
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Option A: in a week and reach a peak in 3 weeks
Option B: only after one year
Option C: no antibodies are present in primary HSV
Option D: antibodies are present in recurrent and chronic apthous stomatitis
Correct Answer: in a week and reach a peak in 3 weeks ✔
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Option A: 24 hours
Option B: 6 hours
Option C: 12 hours
Option D: 3 months
Correct Answer: 6 hours ✔
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Option A: Chocolate agar
Option B: Robertoson’s cooked-meat broth
Option C: Chorio allantoic membrane
Option D: Sabourad’s agar
Correct Answer: Chorio allantoic membrane ✔
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Option A: HIV
Option B: Hepatitis C
Option C: Hepatitis B
Option D: Hepatitis E
Correct Answer: Hepatitis E ✔
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Option A: Saliva
Option B: Needle prick injury
Option C: Blood transmission
Option D: Sexual intercourse
Correct Answer: Saliva ✔
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Option A: exotoxin production
Option B: lecithinase production
Option C: hypersensitivity
Option D: Coagulase production
Correct Answer: hypersensitivity ✔
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Option A: Penicillium
Option B: Aspergillus
Option C: Mucor
Option D: Rhizopus
Correct Answer: Aspergillus ✔
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Option A: Tellurite medium
Option B: NNN medium
Option C: Chocolate agar medium
Option D: Sabourauds medium
Correct Answer: Sabourauds medium ✔
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Option A: Brain – heart infusion
Option B: Sabouraud’s
Option C: Sabouraud’s plus antibiotics
Option D: Any medium incubated at 35-37°C
Correct Answer: C. Sabouraud’s plus antibiotics ✔
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Option A: Subcutaneous tissue
Option B: Systemic organs
Option C: Nails, hair and skin
Option D: Superficial skin and deep tissue
Correct Answer: Nails, hair and skin ✔
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Option A: Giardia lambia
Option B: Ascaris lumbriocoides
Option C: Strongyloides
Option D: Entamoeba
Correct Answer: Strongyloides ✔
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Option A: Indirect hemagglutination
Option B: ELISA
Option C: Counter immune electroporesis
Option D: Microscopy
Correct Answer: ELISA ✔
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Option A: Plasmodium vivax
Option B: Plasmodium falciparum
Option C: Leishmania donovani
Option D: Microfilaria
Correct Answer: Plasmodium falciparum ✔
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Option A: Plasmodium ovaie
Option B: Leishman donovani
Option C: Entamoeba histolytica
Option D: Toxoplasma
Correct Answer: Leishman donovani ✔
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Option A: coli
Option B: nana
Option C: gingivalis
Option D: histolytica
Correct Answer: gingivalis ✔
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Option A: Cysts are 8 nucleated
Option B: Cysts are 4 nucleated
Option C: Trophozoites colonise in the colon
Option D: The chromatid bodies are stained by iodides
Correct Answer: Cysts are 8 nucleated ✔
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Option A: Glycogen mass
Option B: Chromatid bars
Option C: Eccentric nucleus
Option D: Refractile nucleus
Correct Answer: Refractile nucleus ✔
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Option A: Dot
Option B: Comma
Option C: Banana
Option D: Sickle
Correct Answer: Sickle ✔
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Option A: cats
Option B: Dogs
Option C: Rats
Option D: Cow
Correct Answer: cats ✔
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Option A: T. Solium
Option B: T. Saginata
Option C: Hook worm
Option D: A. Lumbricoides
Correct Answer: T. Saginata ✔
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Option A: Enterobius
Option B: Ancylostoma
Option C: Ascaris
Option D: Necator
Correct Answer: Enterobius ✔
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Option A: Hook worm
Option B: Thread worm
Option C: Ascaris
Option D: Guinea worm
Correct Answer: Hook worm ✔
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Option A: Ascariasis
Option B: Tapeworm
Option C: Hood worm
Option D: Ascariasis and tapeworm
Correct Answer: Ascariasis ✔
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Option A: Methylene blue dextrose agar
Option B: Saboraud’s medium
Option C: Pingolevin
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: B. Saboraud’s medium ✔
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Option A: Yeast like fungus
Option B: Forms Chlamydospores
Option C: Blastomeres seen in isolates
Option D: Seen in immunocompromised and causes meningitis in them
Correct Answer: Blastomeres seen in isolates ✔
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Option A: Penicillium
Option B: Mucor
Option C: Aspergillus
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Kerison
Option B: Alopecia areata
Option C: Pilomatrixoma
Option D: Tenia incognito
Correct Answer: Kerison ✔
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Option A: Candida albicans
Option B: Mucor
Option C: Cryptococcus
Option D: Aspergillus
Correct Answer: Candida albicans ✔
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Option A: Van Gieson’s stain
Option B: Periodic acid schiff stain
Option C: Masson Trichrome stain
Option D: Toluidine blue stain
Correct Answer: Periodic acid schiff stain ✔
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Option A: Noncapsulated fungus infecting man
Option B: Causes meningitis
Option C: Melanin production related to virulence
Option D: Basidiomycetes yeast
Correct Answer: Noncapsulated fungus infecting man ✔
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Option A: 2:1
Option B: 1:2
Option C: 3:1
Option D: 1:3
Correct Answer: 2:1 ✔
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Option A: Caecum and large intestine
Option B: Duodenum
Option C: Stomach
Option D: Jejunum and Ileum
Correct Answer: Caecum and large intestine ✔
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Option A: Giardia lambella
Option B: Isopora belli
Option C: Balantidium coli
Option D: Taenia solium
Correct Answer: Taenia solium ✔
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Option A: E coli
Option B: Bifido bacteria
Option C: Staphylococcus
Option D: Salmonella
Correct Answer: Bifido bacteria ✔
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Option A: House fly
Option B: Sand fly
Option C: Tick
Option D: Reduvid bug
Correct Answer: Reduvid bug ✔
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Injection abscesses due to use of contaminated vaccines occurs in infections caused by__________?
Option A: M. Kansasii
Option B: M. ulcerans
Option C: M. chelonae
Option D: M. smegmatis
Correct Answer: M. chelonae ✔
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Option A: Caused by Calymmatobacterium granulomatis
Option B: Lymphadenopathy is remarkable & diagnostic
Option C: Penicillin is drug of choice
Option D: Characterized by painful genital ulcers
Correct Answer: Caused by Calymmatobacterium granulomatis ✔
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Option A: 500
Option B: 200
Option C: 1000
Option D: 300
Correct Answer: 1000 ✔
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Option A: India ink preparation
Option B: Methanamine silver stain
Option C: Ziehl-Neelsen stain
Option D: Pyte-ferraco stain
Correct Answer: India ink preparation ✔
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Option A: Zygomycetes
Option B: Ascomycetes
Option C: Basidiomycetes
Option D: Deuteromycetes
Correct Answer: Deuteromycetes ✔
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Option A: Allo
Option B: ISO
Option C: Xeno
Option D: Auto
Correct Answer: Allo ✔
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Option A: Adjuvant
Option B: Proteins
Option C: Polysaccharides
Option D: Lipids
Correct Answer: Proteins ✔
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Option A: Hemolysis
Option B: Malabsorption
Option C: Spleen sequestration
Option D: Bone marrow depression
Correct Answer: Malabsorption ✔
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Option A: Trench fever
Option B: Relapsing fever
Option C: Q fever
Option D: Epidemic typhus
Correct Answer: Q fever ✔
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Option A: Sporozoite
Option B: Gametocyte
Option C: Merozoite
Option D: Zygote
Correct Answer: Gametocyte ✔
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Option A: Plasmodium falciparum
Option B: Plasmodium vivax
Option C: Plasmodium malariae
Option D: Plasmodium ovale
Correct Answer: Plasmodium vivax ✔
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Option A: Salmonella
Option B: Camphylobacter jejuni
Option C: histolytica
Option D: Y. enterocolitica
Correct Answer: histolytica ✔
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Option A: Plasmodium vivax
Option B: Plasmodium malaria
Option C: Plasmodium falciparum
Option D: Plasmodium ovale
Correct Answer: Plasmodium falciparum ✔
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Option A: Brain
Option B: Liver
Option C: Spleen
Option D: Lungs
Correct Answer: Liver ✔
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Option A: Solar Keratosis
Option B: Malignant pustule
Option C: L. Tropica sore
Option D: Venereal ulcer
Correct Answer: L. Tropica sore ✔
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Option A: Brown to black granules
Option B: White to yellow granules
Option C: Red granules
Option D: No granules
Correct Answer: White to yellow granules ✔
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Option A: Histoplasmosis
Option B: Rhinosporodiosis
Option C: Phaeohypomycosis
Option D: Chromoblastomycosis
Correct Answer: Chromoblastomycosis ✔
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Option A: Microscopic examination of skin scrapings
Option B: KOH staining
Option C: Wood light examination
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Dermatophyte infection are exclusively man to animal
Option B: Rhinosporidium causes deep infection in man
Option C: albicans is not pathogenic to lab animals
Option D: Candida infection is usually endogenous
Correct Answer: Candida infection is usually endogenous ✔
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Option A: Round worm
Option B: Whip worm
Option C: Tape worm
Option D: Seat woman
Correct Answer: Whip worm ✔
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Option A: Grocott Gomori Methenamine silver
Option B: Hematoxylin and Eosin
Option C: KOH wet mount
Option D: Peri-iodic Acid Schiff
Correct Answer: KOH wet mount ✔
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Option A: Chocolate agar
Option B: NNN
Option C: Tellurite
Option D: Sabourauds
Correct Answer: NNN ✔
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Option A: Causes filariasis
Option B: Body is slender and long
Option C: Terminal nuclei absent
Option D: Man and anapheles mosquito are hosts
Correct Answer: Man and anapheles mosquito are hosts ✔
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Option A: Syphilis
Option B: Tuberculosis
Option C: Gonorrhea
Option D: Lymphoma
Correct Answer: Syphilis ✔
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Option A: T. Solium
Option B: Echinococcus granulosus
Option C: T. Saginata
Option D: nana
Correct Answer: T. Solium ✔
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Option A: Bilurubin
Option B: Haemoglobin
Option C: Iron
Option D: Haematin-globin pigment
Correct Answer: Haematin-globin pigment ✔
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Option A: Sporozoite
Option B: Merozoite
Option C: Hypnozoite
Option D: Gametocyte
Correct Answer: Sporozoite ✔
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Option A: Cysts in the sterile pus
Option B: Trophozoites in the pus
Option C: Cysts in the intestine
Option D: Trophozoites in the feces
Correct Answer: Trophozoites in the pus ✔
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Option A: Lymphocytes
Option B: Neutrophilis
Option C: Eosinophils
Option D: Basophils
Correct Answer: Eosinophils ✔
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Option A: Dog tapeworm
Option B: Hookworm
Option C: Fish tapeworm
Option D: Threadworm
Correct Answer: Fish tapeworm ✔
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Option A: Kalahazar
Option B: Toxoplasmosis
Option C: Malaria
Option D: Sleeping sickness
Correct Answer: Kalahazar ✔
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Option A: Parasitic in nature
Option B: Fungal
Option C: Congenital
Option D: Viral
Correct Answer: Parasitic in nature ✔
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Option A: Endocarditis
Option B: Mycetoma
Option C: Meningitis
Option D: Oral thrush
Correct Answer: Mycetoma ✔
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Option A: Conjunctivitis
Option B: Tenea capitis
Option C: Desert rheumatism
Option D: Thrush
Correct Answer: Thrush ✔
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Option A: Alternaria
Option B: Aspergillus
Option C: Osporium
Option D: Candida albicans
Correct Answer: Candida albicans ✔
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Option A: Spherules
Option B: porangiospores
Option C: Chlamydospores
Option D: Oidia
Correct Answer: porangiospores ✔
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Option A: Aspergillus niger
Option B: Aspergillus fumigatus
Option C: Aspergillus flavus
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Aspergillus flavus ✔
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Option A: Candida albicans
Option B: Candida stellatoidea
Option C: Candida tropicalis
Option D: Candida pseudotropicalls
Correct Answer: Candida albicans ✔
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Option A: Mucorsis
Option B: Mycosis
Option C: Fungosis
Option D: Micromia
Correct Answer: Mycosis ✔
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Option A: Left lobe of liver is commonly involved
Option B: Portal system is the main filtration system
Option C: Trophozoites can be visualized in the pus
Option D: Non-suppurative form is the serious form of extra intestinal amoebiasis
Correct Answer: Trophozoites can be visualized in the pus ✔
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