A. Neutrophilis

B. Lymphocytes

D. Basophils

B. Circulating antibody

C. Kills virus infected cells

D. Activates macrophages

A. Teichoplanin

C. Vancomycin

D. Linezolid

A. 121F x 15 mts. x 15 lbs pr.

B. 121F x 15 sec. x 15 lbs pr.

D. 140C x 2 hrs. x 10 lbs pr.

A. Streptococcus

C. Staphylococcus

D. Gonococcus

B. Tissue culture

C. Thioglycollate medium

D. Blood agar

B. IgG

C. IgA

D. IgD

A. Autolysis

B. Neutrophils

D. Macrophages

A. Anthrax

B. Cholera

D. Rabies

A. Immune blood transfusion

B. Hepatitis vaccination

C. Gamma globulin injection

A. Penicillin analogue production

B. Lack of nucleic acid in the cell wall

C. Pleomorphism

A. All of the above

C. chemical vapour

D. dry heat

B. antigenic and toxic

C. non-antigenic and toxic

D. non-antigenic and non-toxic

A. Autograft

C. Xenograft

D. Allograft

A. Autoclaving

B. Dumping

C. Burying

A. Inspissation

C. Autoclaving

D. Tyndallization

A. Disproved spontaneous regression theory

C. Introduction of complex media

D. Discovery of Rabies Vaccine

A. -7C to + 20C

B. -20C to -7C

C. 55C to 80C

B. Chlamydiae

C. Mycoplasma

D. Rickettsiae

A. Tubercle bacilli are destroyed

B. It kills 95% of microorganisms

D. It kills bacteria and spores

B. Mc Conkey

C. Lowenstein Jensen medium

D. Saboraud agar

B. Streptococcus

C. Actinomyces

D. Mycobacterium

A. Inspissation

B. Autoclaving

C. UV-Radiation

A. Varicella Zoster virus

B. Typhoid

C. Tuberculosis (BCG)

A. Ig G

B. Ig A

D. Prostaglandins

B. Robertson cooked meat medium

C. Wilson Blair medium

D. Bile broth

A. Chlamydospores

B. Oidia

C. Spherules

A. TPI test

B. VDRL test

C. TPHA test

D. FTAB test

A. Macrolin

C. Bovine serum

D. Heat

A. Salmonella typhi

C. Proteus mirabilis

D. Klebsiella pneumonia

A. Plasma cells

B. B-cells

C. NK cells

A. Fungus

B. Bacteria

D. Viruses

A. complete antigen molecule

C. Immunogen

D. Hapten

A. Acid Fast Stain

C. Calcoflour White

D. Carbol Fuschin

A. Refrigerator

B. Incubator

C. Centrifuge

A. IgA

B. IgE

C. IgG

D. IgM

A. Epitope

C. Idiotope

D. Hapten

A. Type IV

B. Type I

C. Type III

A. Wool sorters disease

B. Malaria

C. Whooping cough

A. Hensen

C. Ogston

D. Louis pasteur

A. Clothes

B. Needles

C. Instruments

B. Meningitis

C. Oral thrush

D. Endocarditis

A. Herd

C. Passive

D. Local

A. Neisseria gonorrhea

C. Streptococcus fecalis

D. T-strain mycoplasma

A. Ig D

B. Ig M

C. Ig A

B. Haemophilus

C. Staphylococcus

D. E.coli

A. Lysozyme

C. IgM antibodies

D. Mast cells

B. Autoclaving

C. Boiling

D. X-Rays

A. Rosette formation

B. Production of interferon

C. Lymphokine production

A. Coli

C. Strep. Faecalis

D. Clostridium tetani