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    CBU School of medicine MBS 240

    (Laboratory science) Term-1

    Multiple Choice Questions (20 marks)

    Choose one correct answer


    There are 20 questions
    Answer all questions

    The following virus has a complex symmetry: 1 point

    Adenovirus

    Pox virus

    SARS 2 Coronavirus

    Retroviruses

    Influenza virus

    The following take part in innate immunity except. 1 point

    Damage associated molecular pattern

    T-cell Receptor

    Pathogen associated molecular pattern

    Pathogen recognition receptor


    In a patient whose proportion of plasma in blood is 60%, what is the 1 point

    proportion of Packed Cell Volume?

    55%

    45%

    40%

    70%

    None of the above

    Which of the following listed microscopes has the highest resolution? 1 point

    Electron microscope

    Fluorescent microscope

    Compound microscope

    Phase contrast microscope

    Darkfield microscope

    Flow cytometry is used in: 1 point

    Cell counting

    Determining hematocrit

    Cell sorting

    Detecting microorganisms

    All of the above


    The ability of an infectious agent to cause disease is called: 1 point

    Virulence

    Toxigenicity

    Pathogenicity

    Infection

    Invasion

    In parasitism Host specificity is determined by factors such as: 1 point

    Genetic

    Ecologic

    Immunologic

    All of the above

    None of the above

    Which of the following statements on cellular organelles is correct? 1 point

    Some eukaryotic cells have extra-chromosomal genetic material in the form of


    plasmids

    The Golgi apparatus is responsible for modification and transport of macromolecules

    Ribosomes are the site for conversion of chemical energy of food to ATP

    The endoplasmic reticulum plays a role in digestion of nutrients and bacteria within
    the cell

    All of the above


    In which one of the following symbiotic relationships is there NO 1 point

    physiological dependence of either both or one of the symbionts?

    Parasitism

    Commensalism

    Phoresis

    All of the above

    None of the above

    What is the approximate total blood volume for a 50 kg woman? 1 point

    3.25 L

    3.75 L

    2.5 L

    3L

    None of the above

    One of the following is as a result of Tissue change due to parasitic 1 point


    infection:

    Neoplasia

    Fatty degeneration

    Necrosis

    Albuminous degeneration

    None of the above


    The following statements on meiosis are true except: 1 point

    There are two divisions

    Division results in four haploid daughter cells containing half as many chromosomes
    as the parent cell

    Division results in two daughter cells that are genetically identical to the parent cell

    DNA replication occurs during interphase before meiosis

    Meiosis is responsible for production of gametes

    Viruses are released from the cells by: 1 point

    Excretion

    Budding

    Ejection

    Adsorption

    Hemostasis

    Renal excretion of one of the following chemicals is not altered by age: 1 point

    Bicarbonate

    Potassium

    Iron

    Sodium

    Chloride
    Steady state: 1 point

    Is the same as Chemical equilibrium

    Free energy is not continuously put into the system in this state

    Is the same as Dynamic equilibrium

    All of the above are correct

    All of the above are false

    Hydropic degeneration due to Parasitic infection is the same as: 1 point

    Fatty degeneration

    Parenchymatous degeneration

    Hypertrophy

    Hyperplasia

    None of the above

    Capnophilic bacteria: 1 point

    Strictly require CO2 for their growth

    Cannot use O2 for growth but tolerate its presence

    Are capable of growing either in presence or absence of O2

    Strictly require O2 for their growth

    Require increased concentration of CO2 for their growth


    The following are stains used for microscopic examination, except? 1 point

    India ink

    Wright-Giemsa

    Gram stain

    Potassium hydroxide

    Ziel-Neelsen stain

    What information is given by urinary excretion of a substance? 1 point

    Rate of breakdown of the substance

    Rate of production of that substance

    Rate of intake of that substance

    All of the above

    None of the above

    Which of the following is a primary lymphoid organ? 1 point

    Mucosal associated lymphoid tissue

    Thymus

    Spleen

    Lymph node

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    CBU School of medicine MBS 240
    (Laboratory science) Term-1

    Short answer questions (30 marks)

    Write short notes on 3 out of the 5 questions.


    10 Marks are allocated to each question.

    Outline the interaction of pathogenic bacteria with a human host, outlining the
    processes from entry of bacteria into the host to damage caused by the
    bacteria.

    Your answer

    Describe what a standard Operating procedure manual is. What are its essential
    features?

    Your answer

    The plasma chloride reading for a patient is 120 mEq/l. The normal range of
    plasma chloride is 96-106 mEq/L. What is the meaning of the patient’s reading?
    Which factors influence the normal range for this analyte?

    Your answer
    Immune cells must become tolerant to the structures in our own bodies. What is
    meant by the term tolerance?

    Your answer

    Viral classification and replication: a) State 4 ways in which viruses are classified.(
    5 marks ) b) In order of occurrence, state 5 viral replication steps (5 marks).

    Your answer

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