Quiz Answers

Quiz Answers

  1. Which one of the following fungi is the most serious threat in a bone marrow transplant unit?
    • a. Candida albicans
    • b. Aspergillus ✅
    • c. Blastomyces
    • d. Cryptococcus

  2. Direct microscopic count can be done with the aid of
    • a. Neuberg chamber ✅
    • b. Anaerobic chamber
    • c. Mineral oil
    • d. Olive oil

  3. The image obtained in a compound microscope is
    • a. Real
    • b. Virtual ✅
    • c. Real inverted
    • d. Virtual inverted

  4. Enzymes responsible for alcoholic fermentation
    • a. Ketolase
    • b. Zymase ✅
    • c. Peroxidase
    • d. Oxidase

  5. Which type of spores are produced sexually?
    • a. Conidia
    • b. Sporangiospores
    • c. Ascospores ✅
    • d. None of these

  6. Bacterial transformation was discovered by
    • a. Ederberg and Tatum ✅
    • b. Beadle and Tatum
    • c. Griffith
    • d. None of these

  7. Father of microbiology is
    • a. Louis Pasteur
    • b. Lister
    • c. A.V. Leeuwenhock ✅
    • d. Robert Koch

  8. The antiseptic method was first demonstrated by
    • a. Lwanowski
    • b. Lord Lister ✅
    • c. Edward Jenner
    • d. Beijerinck

  9. Smallpox vaccine was first discovered by
    • a. Robert Koch
    • b. Louis Pasteur
    • c. Lister
    • d. Edward Jenner ✅

  10. The term mutation was coined by
    • a. Pasteur
    • b. Darwin
    • c. Hugo de Vries ✅
    • d. Lamarck

  11. Compound microscope was discovered by
    • a. Antony von
    • b. Pasteur
    • c. Johnsen & Hans ✅
    • d. None of these

  12. Father of Medical Microbiology is
    • a. Pasteur
    • b. Jenner
    • c. Koch ✅
    • d. A.L.Hock

  13. Disease that affects many people at different countries is termed as
    • a. Sporadic
    • b. Pandemic ✅
    • c. Epidemic
    • d. Endemic

  14. Prophylaxis of cholera is
    • a. Protected water supply
    • b. Environmental sanitation ✅
    • c. Immunization with killed vaccines
    • d. All of these

  15. In an electron microscope, what material is used as an objective lens?
    • a. Magnetic coils ✅
    • b. Superfine glass
    • c. Aluminium foils
    • d. Electrons

  16. The main feature of prokaryotic organisms is
    • a. Absence of locomotion
    • b. Absence of nuclear envelope ✅
    • c. Absence of nuclear material
    • d. Absence of protein synthesis

  17. The stalked particles on the cristae of mitochondria are called
    • a. Glyoxysomes
    • b. Peroxisomes ✅
    • c. Oxysomes
    • d. Spherosomes

  18. Antiseptic methods were first introduced by
    • a. Lord Lister ✅
    • b. Iwanowski
    • c. Beijernick
    • d. Edward Jenner

  19. Kuru disease in humans is caused by
    • a. Bacteria
    • b. Viroides
    • c. Prions ✅
    • d. Mycoplasma

  20. A mutation that produces termination codon is
    • a. Mis-sense mutation
    • b. Neutral mutation
    • c. Non-sense mutation ✅
    • d. Reverse mutation

  21. During conjugation, the genetic material will be transferred through
    • a. Cell wall
    • b. Medium
    • c. Pili ✅
    • d. Capsule

  22. Antiseptic surgery was discovered by
    • a. Joseph Lister ✅
    • b. Ernest Abbe
    • c. Pasteur
    • d. Beijerink

  23. Tuberculosis is a
    • a. Waterborne disease
    • b. Airborne disease ✅
    • c. Foodborne disease
    • d. Arthropod-borne disease

  24. Phagocytic phenomenon was discovered by
    • a. Louis Pasteur
    • b. Alexander Fleming
    • c. Metchnikoff ✅
    • d. Robert Koch

  25. Mesosomes are also known as
    • a. Mitochondria
    • b. Endoplasmic reticulum
    • c. Plasmids
    • d. Chondroids ✅

  26. Hybridoma technique was first discovered by
    • a. Kohler and Milstein ✅
    • b. Robert Koch
    • c. ‘D’ Herelle
    • d. Land Steiner

  27. The minimum number of bacteria required to produce clinical evidence of death in a susceptible animal under standard conditions is called
    • a. LD50
    • b. ID
    • c. MLD ✅
    • d. All of these

  28. In an Electron Microscope, the source of electrons is from
    • a. Mercury lamp
    • b. Tungsten metal ✅
    • c. Both a and b
    • d. None of these

  29. Griffith (1928) reported the phenomenon of transformation first in
    • a. H. influenzae
    • b. Bacillus species
    • c. Pneumococci ✅
    • d. E.coli

  30. The resolution power of the compound microscope is
    • a. 0.2 micron ✅
    • b. 0.2 millimeter
    • c. 0.2 Angstrom units
    • d. 0.2 centimeter

  31. The capacity of a given strain of microbial species to produce disease is known as
    • a. Pathogen
    • b. Virulence ✅
    • c. Infection
    • d. None of these

  32. Monoclonal antibodies are associated with the name of
    • a. Burnet ✅
    • b. Medwar
    • c. Milstein Kohler
    • d. Owen

  33. Lederberg and Tatum (1946) described the phenomena of
    • a. Conjugation ✅
    • b. Transformation
    • c. Mutation
    • d. Plasmids

  34. Hanging drop method for motility study was first introduced by
    • a. Robert Koch
    • b. Louis Pasteur
    • c. Jenner
    • d. Leeuwenhock ✅

  35. Electron microscope gives magnification up to
    • a. 100 X
    • b. 2000 X
    • c. 50,000 X
    • d. 2,00,000 X ✅

  36. Term vaccine was coined by
    • a. Robert Koch
    • b. Pasteur ✅
    • c. Needham
    • d. None of these

  37. The inventor of the Microscope is
    • a. Galileo
    • b. Antony von ✅
    • c. Pasteur
    • d. Koch

  38. First Pasteur conducted fermentation experiments in
    • a. Milk
    • b. Food material
    • c. Fruit juices ✅
    • d. Both a and c

  39. Modern concepts of chemotherapy were proposed by
    • a. Paul Ehrlich ✅
    • b. Joseph Lister
    • c. Elie Metchnikoff
    • d. None of these

  40. The role of phagocytosis was discovered by
    • a. Paul Ehrlich
    • b. Joseph Lister
    • c. Elie Metchnikoff ✅
    • d. Pasteur

  41. L-forms are discovered by
    • a. Klein Berger ✅
    • b. Louis Pasteur
    • c. Robert Koch
    • d. Antony von Leeuwenhock

  42. The causative organism of Rocky Mountain spotted fever was first described by
    • a. Howard Ricketts
    • b. da Rocha-lima
    • c. Both a and b ✅
    • d. Robert Koch

  43. The term bacteriophage was coined by
    • a. De’Herelle ✅
    • b. F.W. Twort
    • c. Beijernick
    • d. Jwanosky

  44. Viral infection of bacteria was discovered by
    • a. De’Herelle
    • b. F.W. Twort ✅
    • c. Beijernick
    • d. Jwanoksy

  45. The eye cannot resolve any image less than
    • a. 1 µm
    • b. 2 µm
    • c. 7 µm
    • d. 5 µm ✅

  46. Compound Microscope was discovered by
    • a. A.V. Lewenhoek
    • b. Pasteur
    • c. Janssen and Hans ✅
    • d. None of these

  47. Electron Microscope was discovered by
    • a. Prof. Fritz
    • b. Janssen and Hans
    • c. Knoll and Ruska ✅
    • d. None of these

  48. Magnification range of the light microscope is
    • a. 1000x – 5000x
    • b. 1000x – 2000x ✅
    • c. 500x – 1000x
    • d. None of these

  49. Condensation of light in a light microscope is by
    • a. Objective
    • b. Condenser ✅
    • c. Ocular
    • d. All of these

  50. Light gathering capacity of a microscope is called
    • a. Numerical aperture ✅
    • b. Angular aperture
    • c. Both a and b
    • d. None of these

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