Branching filamentous bacteria are called ______.
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6%
Neisseria
76%
Actinomycetes
14%
Cornybacteria
4%
Mycobacteria
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Scarlet fever is caused by which of these?
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49%
Streptococcus pyogenes
13%
Clostridium difficile
26%
Corynebacterium diphtheria
12%
Staphylococcus aureus
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Whipple's triad is used to:-
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14%
Diagnose Cancer
38%
Diagnose Tuberculosis
41%
Diagnose Hypoglycemia
6%
Diagnose Hypotension
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Which test is an example of a passive agglutination reaction?
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7%
ELISA
17%
Coombs test
68%
Latex agglutination test
8%
precipitation test
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Mumps affects which gland of the body ?
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20%
Thyroid gland
21%
Adrenal gland
52%
Salivary gland
8%
Pituitary gland
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❤2
Buffy coat contains:
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80%
Platelets & leukocytes
10%
Fibrinogen
2%
RBC
8%
Plasma Proteins
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A centrifuge works on the basis of difference in:
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2%
pH
75%
Density
20%
Electrical charge
3%
Color difference
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IgE is associated with:
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4%
Bacterial defense
85%
Allergic reactions
5%
Mucosal immunity
7%
Passive immunity to newborn
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Cryostat is related to:
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85%
Frozen sections
9%
Heating specimens
4%
pH measurement
2%
Centrifugation
❤3
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Serum amylase is checked in which clinical condition?
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6%
Hepatitis
11%
Renal failure
15%
Myocardial infarction
68%
Acute pancreatitis
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Flame photometry is based on the principle of:
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24%
Absorption
48%
Emission
21%
Reflection
7%
Refraction
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Bilirubin estimation is most commonly performed using which method ?
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71%
Diazo method
6%
HPLC
19%
Biuret Method
4%
BCG
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An Autoclave works on which priciple?
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2%
Filtration
2%
Radiation
21%
Dry heat sterilization
74%
Moist heat under pressure
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An AST/ALT ratio greater than 2 suggests:
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15%
Viral hepatitis
17%
Biliary obstruction
30%
Non alcholic fatty liver disease
38%
Alcholic liver disease
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