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2001 to 2050 MCQs for Lab Technician and Technologist Exam Preparation

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Questions 2001 to 2050

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  1. Temperature range used for autoclaving is….
    1. 100°C for 10 min
    2. 100°C for 30 min
    3. 121°C for 15 min ✔
    4. 121°C for 30 min
  2. ELISA is used for the diagnosis of
    1. AIDS ✔
    2. Night blindness
    3. Sickle cell anaemia
    4. All of the above
  3. Name the first organic acid produced by microbial fermentation.
    1. Acetic acid
    2. Lactic acid ✔
    3. Butyric acid
    4. None of the above
  4. The most common viral cause of gastroenteritis:
    1. Rotavirus ✔
    2. Norwalk virus
    3. Adenovinis
    4. Hepadnavirus
  5. All are true about SARS EXCEPT:
    1. Epidemic is seen in India ✔
    2. Spreads by droplet
    3. Diagnosed by PCR
    4. Caused by a type of coronavirus
  6. Perinatal Hepatitis B transmission is maximum in
    1. 1″ trimester
    2. 2-trimester
    3. 3 trimester
    4. During delivery ✔
  7. Which Hepatitis virus is associated with highest mortality in pregnancy?
    1. Hepatitis A
    2. Hepatitis B
    3. Hepatitis C
    4. Hepatitis E ✔
  8. Hepatitis virus that spreads by fecal-oral route:
    1. Hepatitis A ✔
    2. Hepatitis B
    3. Hepatitis C
    4. Hepatitis D
  9. Acute hepatitis B infection is best diagnosed by:
    1. HBsAg
    2. HBeAg
    3. IgM Anti HBc antobody ✔
    4. HBcAg
  10. Which parameter is not included in HAI surveillance?
    1. CA-UTI (catheter associated urinary tract infection)
    2. CLABSI (central line associated bloodstream infection)
    3. VAP (ventilator associated pneumonia)
    4. Open wound infections ✔
  1. Hand rub should not be used in which condition?
    1. Before touching patient
    2. After touching patient
    3. After touching patient’s surrounding
    4. Hands are visibly soiled ✔
  2. How many moments of hand hygiene have been laid down by WHO?
    1. 5 ✔
    2. 6
    3. 7
    4. 8
  3. Which antibody crosses placenta?
    1. IgG ✔
    2. IGA
    3. IgE
    4. IgM
  4. Which is an example of surface lg?
    1. IgA ✔
    2. IgG
    3. IgE
    4. IgM
  5. Type I hypersensitivity is mediated by which of the following immunoglobulins?
    1. IgA
    2. IgG
    3. IgM
    4. IgE ✔
  6. Wheal and flare is which type of hypersensitivity reaction:
    1. Type I ✔
    2. Type II
    3. Type IV
    4. Type V
  7. Type I hypersensitivity includes all of the following except:
    1. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia ✔
    2. Anaphylaxis
    3. Extrinsic asthma
    4. Hay fever
  8. A positive tuberculin test is an example of:
    1. Type I hypersensitivity
    2. Type Il hypersensitivity
    3. Type IlI hypersensitivity
    4. Type IV hypersensitivity ✔
  9. Application of skin graft for the second time from the same donor will result in:
    1. First set rejection
    2. Second set rejection ✔
    3. Both
    4. None
  10. Transplantation between members with same genetic constitution is known as:
    1. Autograft
    2. Isograft ✔
    3. Allograft
    4. Xenograft
  11. All of the following are live-attenuated vaccines except:
    1. MMR
    2. Yellow fever 17D vaccine
    3. Salk polio vaccine ✔
    4. Sabin polio vaccine
  12. Amphitrichous flagella means
    1. Flagella all-round the cell
    2. Flagella at both ends ✔
    3. Flagella at one end
    4. Flagella in tufts
  13. When Flagella is present all around the cell it is called
    1. Amphitrichous
    2. Monotrichous
    3. Peritrichous ✔
    4. Lopotrichous
  14. India ink is used to demonstrate the following part of bacteria
    1. Cell wall
    2. Nucleus
    3. Capsule ✔
    4. Flagella
  15. Reflected light is used in
    1. Light microscope
    2. Phase contrast microscope
    3. Darkfield microscope ✔
    4. Electron microscope
  16. Bacteria that grow between 25 to 40’C are
    1. Capnophilic
    2. Psychrophilic
    3. Thermophilic
    4. Mesophilic ✔
  17. Shape of cocci
    1. Rod
    2. Spherical ✔
    3. Comma
    4. Spiral
  18. Best way of sterilizing disposable plastic syringes is:
    1. UV rays
    2. Autoclave
    3. Gamma rays ✔
    4. Hot air oven
  19. The most suitable disinfectant for decontamination of HIV contaminated endoscope is (MAH19)
    1. 1% sodium hypochlorite
    2. 2% glutaraldehyde ✔
    3. 5% phenol
    4. 70% ethanol
  20. Flexible fibre optic endoscopes are sterilized by
    1. Autoclave
    2. Cetrimide
    3. 2% glutaraldehyde ✔
    4. Gamma-radiation
  1. Which of the following organism can survive pasteurization by Holder method?
    1. Mycobacterium
    2. Brucella
    3. Coxiella burnetii ✔
    4. Salmonella
  2. Temperature and duration for flash process of Pasteurization
    1. 77″ for 20 seconds ✔
    2. 100°C for 20 seconds
    3. 63°C for 20 seconds
    4. 63C for 30 minutes
  3. Sterilization of heat labile media is done by
    1. Filtration
    2. Pasteurization
    3. Autoclaving
    4. Tyndalization ✔
  4. Immunoglobulin that is inactivated at high temperature
    1. IgG
    2. IgA
    3. Ig?
    4. IgE ✔
  5. Immunoglobulins are
    1. Glycolipids
    2. Glycoproteins ✔
    3. Polypeptides
    4. Proteoglycans
  6. Exotoxins are usually
    1. Protein ✔
    2. Heat labile
    3. More antigenic
    4. Non-enzymatic
  7. True about exotoxins
    1. Produced only by gram positive bacteria
    2. Neutralized by antitoxin ✔
    3. Less potent than endotoxin
    4. Pyrogenic
  8. The function of an adjuvant in a vaccine is to enhance its:
    1. Distribution
    2. immunogenicity ✔
    3. Absorption
    4. Shelf life
  9. The Immunity resulting in the infant, as a result of immunization of a pregnant woman with tetanus tosold is called
    1. innate immunity
    2. Natural active immunity
    3. Artificial active immunity
    4. Natural passive immunity ✔
  10. Anti-D given to a Rh negative pregnant woman with Rh?positive fetus, before delivery is an example of
    1. Artificial active immunity
    2. Artificial passive immunity ✔
    3. Natural passive immunity
    4. Adoptive immunity
  11. Gram-positive bacterials which is usually sensitive to penicilinis
    1. Staphylococcus aureus
    2. Enterococcus faecalis
    3. Streptococcus pyogenes ✔
    4. Staphylococcus epidermidis
  12. Streptococ causing neonatal meningitis
    1. Group-A
    2. Group-B ✔
    3. Group-C
    4. Group-D
  13. Which of the following gram positive bacteria is responsible for food poisoning?
    1. Mycoplasmas
    2. Pseudomonas
    3. Clostridia ✔
    4. All of the above
  14. Methicillin resistance bacteria are
    1. Streptococci
    2. Pseudomonas
    3. Haemophilus
    4. Staphylococci ✔
  15. The organism causing UTI in sexually active women
    1. Staphylococcus aureus
    2. Staphylococcus epidermidis
    3. Staphylococcus saprophyticus ✔
    4. Streptococcus viridians
  16. Antibiotic used in Toxic shock syndrome
    1. Vancomycin
    2. Cephalosporins
    3. Streptomycin
    4. Clindamycin ✔
  17. Grave’s disease belongs to
    1. Type I hypersensitivity
    2. Type Il hypersensitivity ✔
    3. Type III hypersensitivity
    4. Type IV hypersensitivity
  18. Type of hypersensitivity involved in Rh incompatibility
    1. Type i hypersensitivity
    2. Type ii hypersensitivity ✔
    3. Type iii hypersensitivity
    4. Type iv hypersensitivity
  19. Chemically an antigen may be
    1. Lipid
    2. Polysaccharide
    3. Protein
    4. Any of the above ✔
  20. Example of cell mediated hypersensitivity
    1. Transfusion reactions
    2. Arthus reactions
    3. Type Il lepra reaction
    4. Tuberculin test ✔
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