M.Sc. Microbiology(Semester-II)(New) (CBCS) Examination, 2017
MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
Day Date: Monday, 24-04-2017 Max. Marks: 70
Time: 10.30 AM to 01.00 PM
N.B: Part Question 1 is compulsory.
Attempt any four questions from Part- II
Figures to the right indicates marks.
Answer to the two parts should be written in the
same answer book.
PART I
Q.1 A Rewrite the following sentences by selecting correct
answer from the given alternatives.
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Study of Antigen-Antibody reactions is called…….
Mycology Parasitology
Virology Serology
……….is useful for spreading of bacteria in body
Hyluronidase Lysozyme
Hemolysin Cytotoxin
…….. is used as clinical specimen in Urinary tract infections
Stool Urine
Pus Blood
……. Test is used for rapid identification of antigen or
antibody
ELISA RIA
Western blot All of these
In tissue culture……… is used for cell separation.
EDTA HCL
NaCl NaOH
Gastero intestinal diseases spreads through……
Animals Water
Air Direct contact
Vaccines are used for ……………. Of diseases.
Prevention Curing
Transmission Incubation
Toxin acting on intestinal cells is called………
Neurotoxin Enterotoxin
Cylotoxin Hemolysin
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Cell wall synthesis is inhibited by ………..
Streptomycin Chloroquine
Erythromycin Penicillin
10) Antibodies dissolving RBCS are called…
Haemolysins Cytotoxins
Agglutinins Precipitins
11) …………..is sexually transmitted disease.
Syphilis Gonorrhoea
AIDS All of these
12) Animal tissue culture is used for cultivation of……
Bacteria Fungi
Viruses Actinomycetes
13) Mycotic infections are caused by…………….
Bacteria Protozoa
Fungi Parasite
14) ……. are used for passive immunization.
Immune sera Vaccines
Antibiotics Drugs
PART II
Q2 Describe in detail mechanism of action of different chemotherapeutic
agents.
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Q3 Describe in detail factors affecting virulence of bacteria 14
Q4 Describe in detail AIDS associated infections. 14
Q5 Attempt any two of the following 14
Fungal infections.
Epidemiological methods
Animal tissue culture
Q6 Attempt any two of the following 14
Specimen collection, transportations processing.
Rapid methods for identification of pathogen.
Anaerobic infections.