A. Hepatitis C virus

B. Hepatitis A virus

D. Hepatitis B virus

B. Ultrasonic vibrations

C. Infrared rays

D. Ultra violet rays

A. Carcinoma Cervix

B. Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

D. Lymphoma

A. Tenia incognito

C. Alopecia areata

D. Pilomatrixoma

B. Choleria

C. Mycobacterium

D. S. epidermidis

A. Tick

B. Sand fly

C. House fly

A. Antigen presenting cells (APC

C. B lymphocytes

D. T lymphocytes

A. Candida pseudotropicalls

B. Candida tropicalis

D. Candida stellatoidea

B. Has specific tissue affinity

C. Highly potent

D. Heat labile

A. Give inmunoglobulins for passive immunity

B. Immediately wash wound with soap and water

D. Give ARV

A. Xeno

C. Auto

D. ISO

A. Secretory piece

C. L chain

D. J piece

A. IgM

B. IgG

D. IgA

A. RIPA

B. ELISA

C. Immunodot

B. Calci virus

C. Rhabdo virus

D. Bunya virus

B. Bilurubin

C. Iron

D. Haemoglobin

A. Can kill vegetative bacterial cells

B. It can kill hepatitis B virus

C. Can kill mycobacterium tuberculosis

A. Brain

C. Lungs

D. Spleen

A. Polysaccharides

C. Adjuvant

D. Lipids

A. antibodies are present in recurrent and chronic apthous stomatitis

B. no antibodies are present in primary HSV

D. only after one year

A. reduce the toxigenicity

B. Increase toxigenicity

D. Reduce the antigenicity

A. Sleeping sickness

C. Toxoplasmosis

D. Malaria

A. Tellurite

B. Sabourauds

C. Chocolate agar

A. Van Giesons stain

C. Toluidine blue stain

D. Masson Trichrome stain

A. Brown to black granules

C. No granules

D. Red granules

A. Hbe Ag

C. HBs Ag

D. HBc Ag

A. Hook worm

C. A. Lumbricoides

D. T. Solium

A. Tuberculosis

C. Lymphoma

D. Gonorrhea

A. Local

B. Herd

C. Passive

A. IgA

B. IgE

C. IgG

D. IgM

B. Culture from blood

C. Isolation from bile

D. Isolation form stool

A. IgD & IgE

B. IgG & IgA

D. IgG & IgD

B. 12 weeks

C. 9 weeks

D. 2 weeks

A. Isoantigens

B. Haptens

D. Suquestrated antigens

A. Auto claving

C. Ethylene dioxide

D. Irradiation

A. DNA-RNA

B. DNA-RNA-DNA

D. RNA-DNA

B. Carbol Fuschin

C. Calcoflour White

D. Acid Fast Stain

A. Hepatitis F

B. Hepatitis C

C. Hepatitis D

A. EB virus

C. Adeno

D. Hepatitis

A. It kills bacteria and spores

B. Tubercle bacilli are destroyed

D. It kills 95% of microorganisms

A. Lag

B. Exponential growth

D. Decline

A. Macrophage

B. B cells

D. Monocytes

A. coli

B. Pseudomonas

D. Staphylococcus

A. Influenza

C. Polio virus

D. Hepatitis virus

A. Tissue culture

B. Thioglycollate medium

C. Blood agar

A. Adeno virus

B. Herpes Virus

C. Papavo virus

A. Between 1000-2000

B. Above 2000

D. Above 600

A. NK cells

B. B cells

D. CD8 T-cells

A. Two successive days

C. 60 minutes

D. One day

A. ELISA IS ve

B. Western Blot is ve

D. PCR is ve