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Imunology- Part 4
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1 Immediate type hypersensitivity reactions
are
a. Type-I b. Type-II
c. Type-III d. All a, b and c
2. Immediate type of hypersensitivity
reactions are mediated by
a. T-cells b. β-cells
c. Mast cells d. Macrophages
3. Example for cell-mediated immunity are
a. Tuberculin type b. Contact dermatitis
c. Granulomatous d. All of these
4. Mountax reaction is used for detection
of
a. T.B. b. Diphtheria
c. Cholera d. None of these
5. All the antibodies produced from a â-cell
are having
a. Similar specificity b. Different specificities
c. Similar size d. None of these
6. Hybridoma formation in hybridoma
technique is from
a. Spleen cell – Myeloma cell
b. Spleen cell – Spleen cell
c. Myeloma cell – Myeloma cell
d. None of these
7. Anthrax vaccine is prepared by
a. Attenuated bacilli
b. Killing the bacilli
c. Live bacilli
d. None of these
8. Attenuated, oral poliomyelitis vaccine is
a. BCG
b. Measles vaccine
c. Sabin vaccine
d. TAB vaccine
9. Killed, polio vaccine is
a. Sabin vaccine b. Salk
c. BCG d. TAB
10. Measles vaccine is given to children at
the age of
a. 1 year
b. 7 months
c. between 9 months and 10 years
d. None of these
11. Pertussis vaccine is
a. Heat killed b. Formalin killed
c. Attenuated d. live
12. DPT is
a. Triple vaccine b. Double vaccine
c. Tetanus toxoid d. All of these
13. DPT, is used as vaccine for
a. Diphtheria b. Pertussis vaccine
c. Tetanus toxoid d. All of these
14. DPT is given to children at the age of 16-
24 months, as the dose is
a. 0.5 ml at intervals of 4 weeks
b. A booster dose of 0.5 ml
c. Both a and b
d. None of these
15. If more than one kind of immunizing
agent is included in the vaccine, it is
a. Cellular vaccine
b. Recombinant vaccine
c. Mixed vaccine
d. Toxoid vaccine
16. Vaccines are prepared from killed
microbes, they are
a. Inactivated (killed) vaccine
b. Attenuated vaccines
c. Autogenous vaccine
d. None of these
17. Vaccines used against viral infections are
a. Measles and Mumps vaccine
b. Cholera vaccine
c. Typhoid vaccine
d. Anti-rickettsial vaccine
18. If the microbes used in the vaccine are
obtained from patient, they are
a. Anti viral vaccines
b. Anti bacterial vaccines
c. Autogenous vaccines
d. None of these
19. Vaccines prepared from toxins and
chemicals are
a. Cellular vaccines
b. Sub-cellular vaccines
c. Attenuated vaccines
d. Heterologous vaccines
20. Example for live vaccine is
a. Rubella & BCG
b. Polio & TAB
c. Diphtheria & Tetanus
d. Hepatitis A & Rabies
21. DPT is given for the prevention of
a. Diphtheria, Tetanus
b. Diphtheria, Pertusis
c. Diphtheria, Tetanus & pertusis
d. None of these
22. The live vaccines are available against
the following viruses, except:
a. Influenza b. Measles
c. Rabies d. Polio
23. HIV can be transmitted through
a. Blood b. Semen
c. Vaginal fluid d. All of these
24. Match the following terms with their
respective definitions A to E used in
virology :
1. Haemagglutination A. A phenomenon of acquiring
resistance to infection by a
infection by a second virus
2. Virus titre B. A virus does not cause
cytopathogenic changes in
tissue culture
3. Virus interference C. Determination of the number
of infective units in the virus
suspension
4. Interferon D. A substance by which viruses
can attack themselves to red
blood cells
E. Substance used to destroy virus
25. Match the following vaccines with their
respective contents A to E:
1. Typhoid vaccine A. Killed rickettsia
2. Typhus vaccine B. Killed bacteria
3. Measles vaccine C. Attenuated viruses
4. Smallpox D. Killed viruses
E. Attenuated bacteria
