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“ MICROBIOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS CLINICAL
APPROACH EXAM ”LATEST EXAM SOLVED
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100%
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Negative skin tests with purified protein derivative (PPD) in patients with
tuberculosis and AIDS are due to a deficiency of:
a/ lysozyme
b/ certain ingredients of the complement
c/ T-lymphocytes
d/ NK cells
c/ T-lymphocytes
Anergy (lack of cellular immune response) is typical of:
a/ acute uncomplicated gonorrhea
b/ diphtheria
c/ lepromatous leprosy
d/ acute cystitis from E. coli
c/ lepromatous leprosy
It is typical for active tuberculosis infection to be accompanied by:
a/ an effective humoral immune response
b/ infectious type of allergy
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c/ immunocomplex disease
d/ endotoxic shock
a/ an effective humoral immune response
Atopic diseases develop:
a/ with the participation of the complement
b/ in case of hereditary predisposition
c/ under the action of immune complexes
d/ under the action of IgE
b/ in case of hereditary predisposition
For staining of Corynebacterium diphtheriae the following method is used:
a/ Klett
b/ Ziehl-Neelsen
c/ Loffler
d/ Neisser
d/ Neisser
The CD4 molecule is found on the surface of:
a/ T-helper lymphocytes
b/ T-cytotoxic lymphocytes
c/ B-lymphocytes
d/ plasma cells
a/ T-helper lymphocytes
Which of the following viruses causes latent infection:
a / Rhinovirus
b / Hepatitis A virus
c / Influenza virus
d / Herpes simplex virus
d / Herpes simplex virus
Which of the following signs and symptoms are characteristic of congenital
syphilis:
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a/ saddle nose
b/ spots of Filatov-Koplik
c/ Hutchinson's teeth
d/ Theodoreʼs symptom
e/ aortic aneurysm
f/ syphilitic gummas
a/ saddle nose
c/ Hutchinson's teeth
What are the preferred culture media for primary isolation of fungi:
a/ chromogenic agar
b/ Klauberg medium
c/ Saburo-dextrose agar with Gentamicin or Chloramphenicol
d/ salt-milk agar
e/ alkaline agar
f/ Bordet-Gengou agar
a/ chromogenic agar
c/ Saburo-dextrose agar with Gentamicin or Chloramphenicol
Which of the following bacteria are representatives of the normal human
microflora:
a / Salmonella enteritidis
b / Lactobacterium doderleini
c / Yersinia pestis
d / Bacteroides fragilis
e / Shigella sonnei
f / Neisseria meningitidis
b / Lactobacterium doderleini
d / Bacteroides fragilis
Which antibiotics are the drug of choice for the treatment of methicillin-
resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections:
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a/ penicillin
b / vancomycin
c / cephalothin
d / ampicillin
e/ teicoplanin
b / vancomycin
e/ teicoplanin
The following tests are used for the microbiological diagnosis of Clostridium
tetani:
a / Elek test
b / optochin test
c / cultivation
d / inoculation on white mice
e/immobilization test
f / no answer is correct
c / cultivation
d / inoculation on white mice
Classical (non-treponemal) tests for serological diagnosis of syphilis are:
a / passive hemagglutination (TPHA) b / Wassermann
c / indirect immunofluorescence (FTA-Abs)
d / Nelson-Meyer immobilization test (TPI)
e / VDRL
f / Western blot
b / Wassermann
e / VDRL
Which of the following bacteria are rod-shaped:
a/ Borrelia recurrentis
“ MICROBIOLOGY FUNDAMENTALS CLINICAL
APPROACH EXAM ”LATEST EXAM SOLVED
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100%
GRADED A+ (LATEST VERSION) WELL REVISED
GUARANTEE PASS
Negative skin tests with purified protein derivative (PPD) in patients with
tuberculosis and AIDS are due to a deficiency of:
a/ lysozyme
b/ certain ingredients of the complement
c/ T-lymphocytes
d/ NK cells
c/ T-lymphocytes
Anergy (lack of cellular immune response) is typical of:
a/ acute uncomplicated gonorrhea
b/ diphtheria
c/ lepromatous leprosy
d/ acute cystitis from E. coli
c/ lepromatous leprosy
It is typical for active tuberculosis infection to be accompanied by:
a/ an effective humoral immune response
b/ infectious type of allergy
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c/ immunocomplex disease
d/ endotoxic shock
a/ an effective humoral immune response
Atopic diseases develop:
a/ with the participation of the complement
b/ in case of hereditary predisposition
c/ under the action of immune complexes
d/ under the action of IgE
b/ in case of hereditary predisposition
For staining of Corynebacterium diphtheriae the following method is used:
a/ Klett
b/ Ziehl-Neelsen
c/ Loffler
d/ Neisser
d/ Neisser
The CD4 molecule is found on the surface of:
a/ T-helper lymphocytes
b/ T-cytotoxic lymphocytes
c/ B-lymphocytes
d/ plasma cells
a/ T-helper lymphocytes
Which of the following viruses causes latent infection:
a / Rhinovirus
b / Hepatitis A virus
c / Influenza virus
d / Herpes simplex virus
d / Herpes simplex virus
Which of the following signs and symptoms are characteristic of congenital
syphilis:
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a/ saddle nose
b/ spots of Filatov-Koplik
c/ Hutchinson's teeth
d/ Theodoreʼs symptom
e/ aortic aneurysm
f/ syphilitic gummas
a/ saddle nose
c/ Hutchinson's teeth
What are the preferred culture media for primary isolation of fungi:
a/ chromogenic agar
b/ Klauberg medium
c/ Saburo-dextrose agar with Gentamicin or Chloramphenicol
d/ salt-milk agar
e/ alkaline agar
f/ Bordet-Gengou agar
a/ chromogenic agar
c/ Saburo-dextrose agar with Gentamicin or Chloramphenicol
Which of the following bacteria are representatives of the normal human
microflora:
a / Salmonella enteritidis
b / Lactobacterium doderleini
c / Yersinia pestis
d / Bacteroides fragilis
e / Shigella sonnei
f / Neisseria meningitidis
b / Lactobacterium doderleini
d / Bacteroides fragilis
Which antibiotics are the drug of choice for the treatment of methicillin-
resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections:
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a/ penicillin
b / vancomycin
c / cephalothin
d / ampicillin
e/ teicoplanin
b / vancomycin
e/ teicoplanin
The following tests are used for the microbiological diagnosis of Clostridium
tetani:
a / Elek test
b / optochin test
c / cultivation
d / inoculation on white mice
e/immobilization test
f / no answer is correct
c / cultivation
d / inoculation on white mice
Classical (non-treponemal) tests for serological diagnosis of syphilis are:
a / passive hemagglutination (TPHA) b / Wassermann
c / indirect immunofluorescence (FTA-Abs)
d / Nelson-Meyer immobilization test (TPI)
e / VDRL
f / Western blot
b / Wassermann
e / VDRL
Which of the following bacteria are rod-shaped:
a/ Borrelia recurrentis
