Explore topic-wise MCQs in Bacteria.

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1.

Primari infection is

A. initial infection with organism in host
B. subsequent infection by the same organism
C. situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source
D. all of the above
Answer» B. subsequent infection by the same organism
2.

On of the following statements about endotoxins is false

A. they are heat stable
B. protein-polysaccharide-lipid complex in nature
C. a ti n is often nz m ti
D. is produced b Gram-negative bacteria
Answer» D. is produced b Gram-negative bacteria
3.

H antigen is a

A. somatic antigen
B. capsular antigen
C. flagellar antigen
D. virulent antigen
Answer» D. virulent antigen
4.

The antigen causing agglutination is called

A. agglutinogen
B. agglutinate
C. agglutinin
D. precipitinogen
Answer» B. agglutinate
5.

The interaction between somatic antigens and specific antibodies is

A. slow and fine granular sediment forms in 18-20 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking
B. rapid and fine granular sediment forms in 5-10 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking
C. rapid and large flocculi form in 2-4 hrs. agglutinate readily break upon shaking
D. slow and large flocculi form in 3-4 days agglutinate readily break upon shaking
Answer» B. rapid and fine granular sediment forms in 5-10 hrs. agglutinate do not break upon shaking
6.

K antigen is a

A. somatic antigen
B. capsular antigen
C. flagellar antigen
D. virulent antigen
Answer» C. flagellar antigen
7.

Erythrocytes sensitized with antigens are called

A. erythrocytic diagnosticum
B. haemolytic serum
C. diagnostic serum
D. haemolytic system
Answer» B. haemolytic serum
8.

Standard quantitative method is a

A. slide agglutination
B. microagglutination
C. tube agglutination
D. all of the b v
Answer» D. all of the b v
9.

Monoclonal antibodies are used in

A. Immunotherapy
B. Immunological identification of cells and tissues
C. Radioimmuno-imaging
D. ll of the b v
Answer» E.
10.

Immunofluorescence test is a

A. reaction of precipitation
B. reaction of agglutination
C. lysis test
D. serological reaction with the use of labels
Answer» E.
11.

Gen is a

A. segment of DNA carrying codons specifying for a particular polypeptide
B. triple nucleotide group, coding one specific amino acid
C. triple nucleotide group, not coding one specific amino acid
D. segment of RNA
Answer» B. triple nucleotide group, coding one specific amino acid
12.

Transcription is the process by which

A. m-RNA, in conjugation with t-RNA and the ribosome, directs the synthesis of specific protein
B. genetic information carried in the bacterial DNA is transferred to m-RNA
C. DNA is formed a new identical copy
D. genetic information carried in the bacterial RNA is transferred to DNA
Answer» C. DNA is formed a new identical copy
13.

Redaction of virulence is known us

A. attenuation
B. initiation
C. exaltation
D. inhibition
Answer» B. initiation
14.

Cross infection is

A. initial infection with organism in host
B. subsequent infection by the same organism
C. situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source
D. all of the above
Answer» D. all of the above
15.

On of the following statements about exotoxins is false

A. a ti n is often nzym ti
B. h v specific tissue affinity
C. are tiv in very minute doses
D. polysaccharide-lipid complex in nature
Answer» E.
16.

Reinfecton infection is

A. initial infection with organism in host
B. subsequent infection by the same organism
C. situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source
D. all of the above
Answer» C. situation, when patient suffering from a disease and new infection is set up from external source
17.

Pandemic disease is

A. constantly present in particular area
B. spreads rapidly, involving many persons in an area at the same time
C. spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period
D. spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time
Answer» D. spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time
18.

Epidemic disease is

A. constantly present in particular area
B. spreads rapidly, involving many persons in an area at the same time
C. spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period
D. spreads slowly, involving several persons in an area at the same time
Answer» C. spreads through many areas of the world involving many persons within a shot period
19.

Attachment structures of the bacteria is a

A. pili
B. fimbriae
C. colonization factors
D. all of the above
Answer» E.
20.

This is analogous to mesosomes of bacteria

A. Golgi apparatus of eukaryotes
B. Lysosomes of eukaryotes
C. Mitochondria of eukaryotes
D. None of the above
Answer» D. None of the above
21.

The covalent bond which links the cell walls of gram-positive bacteria containing two modified sugars N acetylmuramic acid (NAM) and N-acetyl glucosamine (NAG) is

A. glycosidic bond
B. 1,4-glycosidic bond
C. 1,6-glycosidic bond
D. glycosidic bond
Answer» C. 1,6-glycosidic bond
22.

What is Chemotaxis?

A. Swimming towards a bacteria
B. Swimming away of a bacteria
C. In the presence of a chemical compound, swimming towards or away of a bacteria
D. None of these
Answer» D. None of these
23.

Which one of these has a Chinese letter arrangement?

A. Clostridium tetani
B. Mycobacterium tuberculosis
C. Bacillus anthracis
D. Corynebacterium diphtheriae
Answer» E.
24.

This about cell wall of gram-positive bacteria is true

A. cell wall comprises of many layers
B. the cell wall is thicker than the associated gram-negative bacteria
C. Cell wall comprises of teichoic acids
D. All of the above
Answer» E.
25.

Which of these is a cocci occurring in single or pairs?

A. Diplococci
B. Streptococci
C. Tetracocci
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Streptococci
26.

Flagella in bacteria enable them to

A. reproduce
B. locomote
C. Thrive in nutrient agar
D. Adhere to tissue surfaces
Answer» C. Thrive in nutrient agar
27.

What is a cluster of polar flagella called?

A. Petritrichous
B. Monotrichous
C. Amphitrichous
D. Lophotrichous
Answer» E.
28.

Which of this bacteria is resistant to penicillin as it lacks a cell wall?

A. Spirochetes
B. Cyanobacteria
C. Mycoplasmas
D. Bdellovibrios
Answer» D. Bdellovibrios
29.

Subunit vaccines contain

A. attenuated bacteria
B. immunogenic component of the bacteria
C. inactivated bacteria
D. inactivated toxin
Answer» C. inactivated bacteria
30.

Toxoid contain

A. attenuated bacteria
B. immunogenic component of the bacteria
C. inactivated bacteria
D. inactivated toxin
Answer» E.
31.

Killed corpuscular vaccines contain

A. attenuated bacteria
B. immunogenic component of the bacteria
C. inactivated bacteria
D. inactivated toxin
Answer» D. inactivated toxin
32.

Live vaccines contain

A. attenuated bacteria
B. immunogenic component of the bacteria
C. inactivated bacteria
D. inactivated toxin
Answer» B. immunogenic component of the bacteria
33.

Growth factor are

A. Mineral salts
B. Ammonium salts
C. Hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen
D. Essential substances which is bacteria can t synthesize by themselves
Answer» E.
34.

Differential media contain all of the following EXCEPT

A. Basal medium
B. Substances that inhibit microorganisms
C. Sugar concerned
D. Indicator
Answer» C. Sugar concerned
35.

Blood agar is a

A. differential media
B. enriched media
C. selective media
D. simple media
Answer» C. selective media
36.

Nutrient agar is prepared by addition of

A. 0% agar in nutrient broth
B. 3% agar in nutrient broth
C. 5% agar in nutrient broth
D. 10% agar in nutrient broth
Answer» C. 5% agar in nutrient broth
37.

Salt agar is a

A. differential media
B. enriched media
C. selective media
D. simple media
Answer» D. simple media
38.

Endos medium is a

A. differential media
B. enriched media
C. selective media
D. simple media
Answer» B. enriched media
39.

During decline phase

A. Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate
B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression
C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal
D. Population of the cells decreases
Answer» E.
40.

During stationary phase

A. Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate
B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression
C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal
D. Population of the cells decreases
Answer» D. Population of the cells decreases
41.

The function of n adjuvant in a vaccine is

A. distribution
B. absorption
C. antigenicity
D. metabolism
Answer» D. metabolism
42.

During log phase

A. Microorganisms phase increase in size of cell and metabolic rate
B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression
C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal
D. Population of the cells decreases
Answer» C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal
43.

Bacteria that is can t grow in the presence of oxygen are

A. Strict anaerobes
B. Strict aerobes
C. Facultative anaerobes
D. Microaerophilic
Answer» B. Strict aerobes
44.

Active immunity is not acquired b

A. infection
B. vaccination
C. immunoglobulin transfer
D. subclinical infection
Answer» D. subclinical infection
45.

Diagnosticum contain

A. unknown antigen
B. unknown antibody
C. known antigen
D. known antibody
Answer» D. known antibody
46.

The components for complement fixation reaction

A. an antigen, an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum
B. an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum
C. an antigen, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum
D. an antigen, an antibody, complement, hemolytic serum
Answer» B. an antibody, complement, sheep erythrocytes, hemolytic serum
47.

Spirochetes can be visualized by

A. dark field microscopy
B. silver impregnation by Morozov
C. Romonovsky Giemsa and Burry methods
D. All the above
Answer» E.
48.

During lag phase increase

A. Microorganisms increase in size of cell and metabolic rate
B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression
C. Rate of multiplication and death becomes almost equal
D. Population of the cells decreases
Answer» B. The cells start dividing and their number increase by geometric progression
49.

Forth phase of viral multiplication cycle

A. penetration
B. biosynthesis
C. uncoating
D. adsorption or attachment
Answer» C. uncoating
50.

First phase of viral multiplication cycle

A. penetration
B. biosynthesis
C. uncoating
D. adsorption or attachment
Answer» E.