Microbiology

A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Type III
D. Type IV

A. B-cells
B. Active T cells
C. NK cells
D. Plasma cells

A. 17 D
B. Salk
C. Hepatitis
D. HDCV

A. Cell wall of Gram positive organisms
B. Cell wall of Gram negative organisms
C. Cytoplasm of Gram positive organisms
D. Cytoplasm of Gram negative organisms

A. Transfer of antibody from mother to child is through colostrum and acquired passive immunity naturally
B. Injection of antibodies (Hepatitis) is artificially acquired passive immunity
C. Antigenic stimulus given by vaccine (polio) is artificial active immunity
D. All of the above

A. Sabourauds medium
B. Agar – agar
C. Lowenstein Jensen medium
D. Loefflers serum slope

A. Using chemical indicator strip or pouch
B. Recording a temperature/ pressure readings from sterilizer guage
C. Using a bacterial spore test
D. Determining the ability of a sterilizer to kill the hepatitis B virus

A. IgG1
B. IgG2
C. IgG3
D. IgG4

A. Autoclaving
B. Hot air oven
C. Incineration
D. Formaldehyde

A. Production of interferon
B. Lymphokine production
C. Rosette formation
D. All of the above