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				This section includes 204 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Microbiology knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | Arachnia species are primarily found in tonsillar crypt and | 
| A. | Nose | 
| B. | Eyes | 
| C. | Skin | 
| D. | Mouth | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 2. | A virus, bacteria or any other microorganism that can cause disease is called | 
| A. | Virus | 
| B. | Bacteria | 
| C. | Pathogens | 
| D. | Microbes | 
| Answer» D. Microbes | |
| 3. | For 'meningococcal' infection drug of choice is | 
| A. | Pencillin | 
| B. | Pencillin G | 
| C. | Cephalosporins | 
| D. | Beta lactam | 
| Answer» C. Cephalosporins | |
| 4. | 'Peridontal' infections are caused by the | 
| A. | Porphyromonas | 
| B. | Peptococcus | 
| C. | Moraxella | 
| D. | Rhodococcus | 
| Answer» B. Peptococcus | |
| 5. | 'HIV' is transmitted within the | 
| A. | Mouth | 
| B. | Birth canal | 
| C. | Skin | 
| D. | Colon | 
| Answer» C. Skin | |
| 6. | A medical condition, lack of appetite for food is a major symptom, known as | 
| A. | Anorexia | 
| B. | Malaise | 
| C. | Stomach problem | 
| D. | Ulcer | 
| Answer» B. Malaise | |
| 7. | Candida albican, present as a normal flora in mouth, colon and | 
| A. | Vagina | 
| B. | Intestine | 
| C. | Uterus | 
| D. | Skin | 
| Answer» B. Intestine | |
| 8. | Food poisoning caused by S. aureus is characterized by nonbloody diarrhoea and vomiting, due to a toxin, named as | 
| A. | Exotoxins | 
| B. | Endotoxins | 
| C. | Enterotoxins | 
| D. | Foreign bodies | 
| Answer» D. Foreign bodies | |
| 9. | 'Leprosy' is caused by | 
| A. | Mycobacterium | 
| B. | Mycobacterium tuberculosis | 
| C. | Mycobacterium leprae | 
| D. | Yersinia pestis | 
| Answer» D. Yersinia pestis | |
| 10. | 'Enteric' fever is caused by | 
| A. | Pseudomonas | 
| B. | E. coli | 
| C. | Salmonella | 
| D. | S. aureus | 
| Answer» D. S. aureus | |
| 11. | After a viral infection, humans and other animals produces a heterogeneous group of 'glycoproteins' named as | 
| A. | Killer cells | 
| B. | Interferons | 
| C. | Alpha and beta cells | 
| D. | Lymphocytes | 
| Answer» C. Alpha and beta cells | |
| 12. | Mycobacterium 'tuberculosis' is an | 
| A. | Aerobe | 
| B. | Obligate aerobe | 
| C. | Obligate anaerobe | 
| D. | Anaerobe | 
| Answer» C. Obligate anaerobe | |
| 13. | 'N. gonorrhoea' enters body through | 
| A. | Respiratory tract | 
| B. | Genital tract | 
| C. | Nose of humans | 
| D. | Eyes of humans | 
| Answer» C. Nose of humans | |
| 14. | Natural host for 'Chlamydiae trachomatis' is | 
| A. | Pigs | 
| B. | Human | 
| C. | Rats | 
| D. | Cats | 
| Answer» C. Rats | |
| 15. | 'Cat bite' is mode of transmission for | 
| A. | Pasteurella multocida | 
| B. | Yersinia pestis | 
| C. | Salmonella enteritidis | 
| D. | E.Coli | 
| Answer» B. Yersinia pestis | |
| 16. | 'rat bite' fever is caused by | 
| A. | Spirillum minor | 
| B. | Streptobacillus moniliformis | 
| C. | Yersinia enterocolitica | 
| D. | Eikenella | 
| Answer» B. Streptobacillus moniliformis | |
| 17. | 'Bacteroides fragillis' is a specie of bacteria that is present in colon of | 
| A. | Human | 
| B. | Aves | 
| C. | Rats | 
| D. | Goats | 
| Answer» B. Aves | |
| 18. | A gram variable, facultative rod that is causative agent for bacterial vaginosis is named as | 
| A. | Gardnerella vaginalis | 
| B. | Fusobacterium | 
| C. | Eubacteria | 
| D. | Eikenella | 
| Answer» B. Fusobacterium | |
| 19. | What is most distinguishing feature of mycoplasma ? | 
| A. | Wall less | 
| B. | Saprophyte | 
| C. | Marine | 
| D. | Ozone layer habitat | 
| Answer» B. Saprophyte | |
| 20. | Other name for 'plague' is | 
| A. | Black cough | 
| B. | Black fever | 
| C. | Whooping cough | 
| D. | Black death | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 21. | Ant phagocytic capsule of 'Bacillus anthracis' composed of | 
| A. | D-glutamate | 
| B. | Polypeptide | 
| C. | Peptide | 
| D. | Carbohydrates | 
| Answer» B. Polypeptide | |
| 22. | Reticuloendothelial system of humans includes bone marrow, spleen, liver and | 
| A. | Joints | 
| B. | Synovial fluid | 
| C. | Mucous | 
| D. | Lymph nodes | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 23. | Strains that are produced from 'enterotoxins' do not cause | 
| A. | Inflammation | 
| B. | Dysentery | 
| C. | Plague | 
| D. | Rash | 
| Answer» B. Dysentery | |
| 24. | 'Breast' milk is a mode of transmission for | 
| A. | Human T-cell leukaemia virus | 
| B. | E.coli | 
| C. | Treponema | 
| D. | Parvovirus | 
| Answer» B. E.coli | |
| 25. | 'Papillomavirus' enters body through | 
| A. | Mouth | 
| B. | Skin | 
| C. | Nose | 
| D. | Eye | 
| Answer» C. Nose | |
| 26. | Animal 'reservoir' for Hantaviruses | 
| A. | Monkeys | 
| B. | Deer | 
| C. | Civet cat | 
| D. | Fowls | 
| Answer» C. Civet cat | |
| 27. | Pathogens that can cause serious infections in 'immunocompromised' patients are called | 
| A. | Infectious pathogens | 
| B. | Opportunistic pathogens | 
| C. | Virulent pathogens | 
| D. | Lethal pathogens | 
| Answer» C. Virulent pathogens | |
| 28. | Reservoir, for rat fleas, known to be a | 
| A. | Bat | 
| B. | Rat | 
| C. | Human | 
| D. | Pig | 
| Answer» C. Human | |
| 29. | 'Bronchiolitis' is a disease caused by virus | 
| A. | Respiratory syncytial virus | 
| B. | Rotavirus | 
| C. | Varicella-zoster virus | 
| D. | Papilloma virus | 
| Answer» B. Rotavirus | |
| 30. | 'Endocarditis' is infection caused by the | 
| A. | Actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans | 
| B. | Achromobacter | 
| C. | Actinobacillus | 
| D. | Acintobacter | 
| Answer» B. Achromobacter | |
| 31. | Q?fever was first described in? | 
| A. | 1923 | 
| B. | 1935 | 
| C. | 1944 | 
| D. | 1983 | 
| Answer» C. 1944 | |
| 32. | Water is portal of entry for 'leptospira interrogans' that causes | 
| A. | Leptopirosis | 
| B. | HIV | 
| C. | Aids | 
| D. | Leprosy | 
| Answer» B. HIV | |
| 33. | What is size of lamda bacteriophage ? | 
| A. | 300 nm | 
| B. | 200 nm | 
| C. | 400 nm | 
| D. | 100 nm | 
| Answer» C. 400 nm | |
| 34. | Veillonella' is part of normal flora in human and is found in colon, mouth and | 
| A. | Skin | 
| B. | Eyes | 
| C. | Vagina | 
| D. | Anus | 
| Answer» D. Anus | |
| 35. | 'Enterocolitis' is caused by | 
| A. | Yersinia pseudotuberculosis | 
| B. | Yersinia pestis | 
| C. | Yersinia enterocolitica | 
| D. | E.Coli | 
| Answer» D. E.Coli | |
| 36. | A 'coccobacillary' rod that is found in soil and water is named as | 
| A. | Acintobacter | 
| B. | Actinobacillus | 
| C. | Achromobacter | 
| D. | Aeromonas | 
| Answer» B. Actinobacillus | |
| 37. | Polypeptides that are secreted by bacterial cell and released outside, called | 
| A. | Endotoxins | 
| B. | Exotoxins | 
| C. | Toxins | 
| D. | Virulent factors | 
| Answer» C. Toxins | |
| 38. | 'Adenovirus' is involved in causing | 
| A. | Fever | 
| B. | Typhoid | 
| C. | Pneumonia | 
| D. | Rabies | 
| Answer» D. Rabies | |
| 39. | Alternative name for 'polymorphonuclear leukocytes' is | 
| A. | Leukocytes | 
| B. | Erthyrocytes | 
| C. | Granulocytes | 
| D. | Phages | 
| Answer» D. Phages | |
| 40. | Reservoir for 'mycobacterium bovis' is | 
| A. | Ticks | 
| B. | Goats | 
| C. | Cows | 
| D. | Cattles | 
| Answer» D. Cattles | |
| 41. | Reservoir for 'dengue' virus is | 
| A. | Deers | 
| B. | Monkeys | 
| C. | Bats | 
| D. | Fowls | 
| Answer» C. Bats | |
| 42. | Portal of entry for 'HIV' is | 
| A. | Skin | 
| B. | Mouth | 
| C. | Blood | 
| D. | Nose | 
| Answer» D. Nose | |
| 43. | Sepsis' is transmitted by | 
| A. | Seafood | 
| B. | Meat | 
| C. | Milk | 
| D. | Breast feeding | 
| Answer» B. Meat | |
| 44. | Parvovirus 'B19' is a bacteria, follow transplacental mode of transmission, causes a disease, named as | 
| A. | Hydrops fetalis | 
| B. | Toxoplasmosis | 
| C. | Syphilis | 
| D. | Thrush | 
| Answer» B. Toxoplasmosis | |
| 45. | Tuberculosis is caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis that enters body via | 
| A. | Respiratory tract | 
| B. | Skin | 
| C. | Gastrointestinal tract | 
| D. | Mucosa | 
| Answer» B. Skin | |
| 46. | Tularemia' is a disease, transmitted, by means of | 
| A. | Bees | 
| B. | Flies | 
| C. | Ticks | 
| D. | Mites | 
| Answer» D. Mites | |
| 47. | M. tuberculosis is transmitted from person to person, through | 
| A. | Intimate contact | 
| B. | Respiratory aerosol | 
| C. | Faecal discharge | 
| D. | Touch | 
| Answer» C. Faecal discharge | |
| 48. | Mode of transmission of 'cytomegalovirus' is | 
| A. | Food | 
| B. | Milk | 
| C. | Monkeys | 
| D. | Breast feeding | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 49. | Only humans are infected by H. influenzae and they have no | 
| A. | Animal reservoir | 
| B. | Capsule | 
| C. | Antigen | 
| D. | Serotype | 
| Answer» B. Capsule | |
| 50. | Term 'endocarditis' refer to as | 
| A. | Damaged lungs | 
| B. | Damaged heart valve | 
| C. | Damaged skin | 
| D. | Damaged mucous | 
| Answer» C. Damaged skin | |