#5201
Immunology
NEET PG 2027 Medical QBank
Microbiology Practice MCQs
Browse 11,603 high-yield clinical questions in Microbiology. Includes detailed explanations, options, and topic tags.
#5202
General
The virus which causes aplastic anemia in chronic hemolytic diseases is -
#5203
General
First antibody response is mediated by ?
#5204
General
Eucalyptus camaldulensis is associated with the transmission of -
#5205
Immunology Pa 1 (Immune Response, Antigen-Antibody Reactions, Hypersensitivity, Structure of Immune System, Immunodeficiency Disorders)
Type III reaction is-
#5206
General
Blood agar is an example of?
#5207
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Prions consists of:
#5208
General
Salmonella typhi is the causative agent of typhoid fever. The infective does of S.typhi
#5209
General
Most common infection caused by streptococcus pneumonia ?
#5210
Clostridium
Most common organism causing food poisoning in canned food -
#5211
General
Which one of the following statements is true regarding Chlamydia pneumoniae -
#5212
General
False about innate immunnity
#5213
Bacteriology
Virulence factors for meningococci
#5214
General
True about HPV vaccination -a) Given in women age group 20-40 yearsb) Primary dose consists of 2 dosesc) Efficacy > 70% for cervical cancerd) Two types are available in markete) Protect against HPV 16 & 18
#5215
General
With needle stick injury, there is risk of transmitting all of the following infections, EXCEPT:
#5216
General
Most common mode of transmission of polio virus?
#5217
General
The primary site of multiplication of rickettsia! organisms is in the ?
#5218
Bacteria
Most common genetic play in Neisseria infection is -
#5219
Systemic Bacteriology (Gram Positive Bacilli, Gram Negative Bacilli)
Organism most likely associated with VAP?
#5220
Virology
IMN, true is all except -
#5221
General
Regarding shick's test which of the following is false-
#5222
General
IL-5 is released in which hypersensitivity reaction: September 2011
#5223
Bacteriology
Not a true feature in Hutchinson&;s triad
#5224
General
Agglutination with '0' antigen of S. typhi is inhibited by -
#5225
General
A 7 year old presented with intermittent abdominal cramps, loose stool and on stool examination eggs of size 100µm are seen, which is not the cause -
#5226
General
Mycetoma is caused by the following agents except-
#5227
General
Candidal hyphae can be stained using
#5228
Systemic Bacteriology (Gram Positive Bacilli, Gram Negative Bacilli)
The first pathogenic bacterium to be observed under microscope was-
#5229
General
A Carrier of Neisseria Meningiditis can be detected by
#5230
General
40 % formalin is used to sterilize -
#5231
General
Leishmania is cultured in __________ media-
#5232
General
The segment of DNA between chromosomal and extrachromosomal DNA molecules within the cells are
#5233
General
Non-pathogenic amoebae is/are -a) E. histolyticab) E.coli.c) Acanthamoebad) E.Hartmannie) Balamuthia
#5234
Virology
An immunologist is working on growing influenza virus for vaccine production in national institute of virology, Bangalore. Which of the following sites is used for the production of vaccine in a feilized egg?
#5235
general microbiology
&;Disinfectant&; kills the following -
#5236
Bacteria
Mycobacterium tuberculosis was discoverd by -
#5237
Virology
Common CNS lesions in HIV is caused by -
#5238
General Microbiology (Sterilization and Bacterial Genetics)
Most effective method of sterilization by heat is
#5239
Bacteria
Category A Bioterrorism agent -
#5240
Bacteria
A 40-year-old man develops a cough that is nonproductive and goes to see his family doctor. He says that he has been feeling "lousy" and has bronchitis, sinusitis, and a sore throat. The doctor orders an x-ray that does not show consolidation, but rather a patchy infiltrate in his upper right lung. The man denies taking any new pets or animals recently into his house. A Gram-stain of the sputum specimen shows a few Gram-negative rods that do not stain very well. Samples sent to the clinical laboratory do not grow on normal laboratory media (e.g., blood agar), but do grow i n monolayer cells in tissue culture. What bacterium is most likely to be the cause of this man's infection?
#5241
General
Most common symptom of tetanus is:
#5242
General
Schistosomiasis is transmitted by -
#5243
General
The organism causing pseudomembranous colitis:
#5244
Virology
Varicella are classified under -
#5245
General
Intermediate host for hydatid disease aEUR'
#5246
Virology Pa-2 (RNA Virus Pa-1,2 & Miscellaneous Viruses)
The genome of paramyxoviruses consists of:
#5247
Bacteria
A seven year old boy presented to the emergency department with high grade fever on the previous day. He complained of headache, was disoriented and had projectile vomiting. On examination, the neck rigidity was seen and kernig's sign was positive. A lumbar puncture was carried out for Gram staining, Culture, complete blood counts and serum biochemistry. Gram staining of CSF showing gram negative cocci, what would be the possible cause of infection?
#5248
General
In contact dermatitis which cells play major role
#5249
General
Inspissation is ?
#5250
General