A. Giemsa stain

B. Ziel Nelson

C. Kin Young stain

A. Washing with soap and water

C. Carbolic acid spraying

D. ETO gas

B. Most common species is B fragilis

C. Bile resistant anerobes

D. Present mainly in mixed infections

A. Dehydrate microbial cells

C. Kill mircobes

D. Inhibit microbial growth

A. IgD

B. IgM

C. IgG

B. B-cells

C. T-cells

D. Lymph nodes

A. Haemotoxin stain

C. Eosin stain

D. Blue stain

A. Klebsiella

B. Bacillus

C. Salmonella

B. Type IV

C. Type I

D. Type III

A. Cell-mediated immunity

B. Anaphylactic

D. Angioneurotic edema

A. Ehrlichiae

C. Rickettsiae

D. Chlamydiae

A. B cells

B. Memory B cells

C. Cytotoxic T cells

A. Capsule

B. nucleus

C. wall

B. Hydrolysis of DNA

C. Coagulation of proteins

D. Lysis

B. Tissue culture

C. Chick embryos

D. Artificial media

A. Aerococcus

B. Micrococcus

D. Staphylococcus

A. Platelet

B. Lymphocytes

D. Plasma cells

A. B lymphocytes

C. T lymphocytes

D. Antigen presenting cells (APC

A. Antibiotics

C. Anti histamines

D. Steroids

A. Light attenuation

B. Different reflective indices of object

C. Light scattering

A. C4a

B. C3b

D. C2a

A. 72C for 5 minutes

C. 125C for new seconds

D. 60C for 15 minutes

A. Contact dermatitis

C. Anaphylaxis

D. Arthus reaction

A. Unable to grow in the absence of oxygen

B. Able to grow in the presence of carbon dioxide

C. Unable to grow in the presence of oxygen

A. Peptostreptococcus anaerobius

B. Fusobacterium nucleatum

D. Bacteroides fragilis

E. Actinomyces Israeli

A. Carrier

C. Toxin

D. Super antigen

A. Simple media

B. Transport media

C. Differential media

A. 1 week

B. 1 hour

D. 1 day

A. CD5+ Pre-T-Cells

B. CD8+ Pre-T-Cells

C. CD8+ Pro-T-Cells

B. IL-1

C. IL-6

D. TNF

A. Yeast

B. Gram negative bacteria

D. Protozoa

A. Streptococcus Viridans

B. Fungus

C. Staphylococcus aureus

A. Lysosomes

C. Proteolytic enzymes

D. Lymphotoxins

A. IgD

B. IgG

D. IgE

B. Sleeping sickness

C. Malaria

D. Toxoplasmosis

A. IgG

B. IgE

D. IgD

A. Contact dermatitis

C. Arthus reaction

D. SLE

A. B-Lymphocytes

C. Monocytes

D. Leukocytes

A. Growing bacteria in adverse environment

B. Growing bacteria in unconventional host

C. Repeated cultures in artificial media

A. Infrared rays

C. Ultra violet rays

D. Ultrasonic vibrations

A. IgG3

B. IgG2

C. IgG4

A. Cysts in the intestine

B. Trophozoites in the feces

C. Cysts in the sterile pus

A. Histiocytes

C. Monocytes

D. B lymphocytes

A. B-cell receptor

C. MHC I

D. MHC III

A. Pneumococci

B. Staphylococci

C. Beta hemolytic streptococci

A. Fungosis

B. Micromia

C. Mucorsis

A. Exponential growth

B. Decline

C. Lag

A. Theta toxin

B. Desmolase

D. Cytokinin

B. CFT

C. De coding

D. Chemotaxis

A. Multiply within living cell

C. Respond to tetracycline therapy

D. Transmitted by arthropod vectors