QUESTION 42
Which of the following is not true of viroids???
all of the above are true ?
infectious nucleic acid?
some have catalytic ability ?
low molecular weight naked RNA ?
infect plants and the animals that eat them ?
?
2 points
QUESTION 43
All of the following are true of prions except:?
?
They produce âmad cowâ disease.?
A prion disease in humans resulted from cannibalism.?
Prions are difficult to inactivate by conventionalchemical/physical means.?
Prion diseases of animals are not transmissible to humans.?
They are concentrated in tissues of the central (and enteric)nervous system.?
?
2 points
QUESTION 44
Which is not true about plasmids ??
They may carry genes for exotoxins. ?
All are correct ?
They may carry genes for conjugation. ?
They may carry genes for adhesins?
They are small circular extrachromosomal pieces of double-strandedDNA. ?
?
2 points
QUESTION 45
Which of the following is false regarding thecyanobacteria? ??
Produce oxygen and previously called âblue green algae.â ?
They have a less complete metabolism than spirochetes of syphilis (Treponema pallidum)which canât be grown in vitro.?
They may form symbiotic associations with fungi called lichens.?
They are the relatives of chloroplasts. ?
Nitrogen fixing forms have the simplest nutritional requirements.?
?
2 points
QUESTION 46
Concerning helminthes, which of the following isfalse? ??
Taenia solium is the beef tapeworm. ?
Certain nematodes (Wucheria bancrofti) may produce larvalforms, following injection by a mosquito, that may grow in andblock lymphatics leading to elephantiasis. ?
The symbol of the medical profession, the Caduceus, may have comefrom the practice of winding Dracunculus medinensis(Guinea worm) on a stick to extract it. ?
Consumption of the eggs of the pork tapeworm can cause systemicspread to the brain and other organs (cystercercosis). ?
All of the above are true. ?
?
2 points
QUESTION 47
Which of the following is not true of Escherichia coli??
?
like Gr. B strep, a common cause of neonatal meningitis andsepticemia?
lactose -?
coliform and fecal coliform in water testing?
most common cause of urinary tract infections?
UPEC cause UTIs?
?
2 points
QUESTION 48
All of the following are true of mycobacteriaexcept: ??
produce granulomas in affected tissues. ?
perhaps 1/3 of the world population is infected with M.tuberculosis. ?
all of the above are true. ?
M. bovis is a cause of TB, associated with unpasteurizedmilk. ?
have high content of lipids and waxes in the wall and thus acidfast ?
?
2 points
QUESTION 49
Which of the following is not true regarding Salmonella andShigella.?
?
?
There is a capsule and an attenuated living vaccine for typhoidfever.?
Shigella cause bacillary dysentery.?
Shigella are H2S + and motile, Salmonella are H2S â andnonmotile.?
Salmonella Typhi causes typhoid fever with serious systemicspread.?
Shigella dysenteriae produces the most severe form of shigellosisand may lead to HUS and kidney damage due to production of Shigatoxin.?
?
2 points
QUESTION 50
Which is not true of Streptococcuspneumoniae? ??
?
Otitis media ?
Main cause of lobar pneumonia ?
Unconjugated and conjugated capsule vaccines ?
Beta hemolytic
QUESTION 42
Which of the following is not true of viroids???
|
| all of the above are true ? |
|
| infectious nucleic acid? |
|
| some have catalytic ability ? |
|
| low molecular weight naked RNA ? |
|
| infect plants and the animals that eat them ? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 43
All of the following are true of prions except:?
?
|
| They produce âmad cowâ disease.? |
|
| A prion disease in humans resulted from cannibalism.? |
|
| Prions are difficult to inactivate by conventionalchemical/physical means.? |
|
| Prion diseases of animals are not transmissible to humans.? |
|
| They are concentrated in tissues of the central (and enteric)nervous system.? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 44
Which is not true about plasmids ??
|
| They may carry genes for exotoxins. ? |
|
| All are correct ? |
|
| They may carry genes for conjugation. ? |
|
| They may carry genes for adhesins? |
|
| They are small circular extrachromosomal pieces of double-strandedDNA. ? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 45
Which of the following is false regarding thecyanobacteria? ??
|
| Produce oxygen and previously called âblue green algae.â ? |
|
| They have a less complete metabolism than spirochetes of syphilis (Treponema pallidum)which canât be grown in vitro.? |
|
| They may form symbiotic associations with fungi called lichens.? |
|
| They are the relatives of chloroplasts. ? |
|
| Nitrogen fixing forms have the simplest nutritional requirements.? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 46
Concerning helminthes, which of the following isfalse? ??
|
| Taenia solium is the beef tapeworm. ? |
|
| Certain nematodes (Wucheria bancrofti) may produce larvalforms, following injection by a mosquito, that may grow in andblock lymphatics leading to elephantiasis. ? |
|
| The symbol of the medical profession, the Caduceus, may have comefrom the practice of winding Dracunculus medinensis(Guinea worm) on a stick to extract it. ? |
|
| Consumption of the eggs of the pork tapeworm can cause systemicspread to the brain and other organs (cystercercosis). ? |
|
| All of the above are true. ? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 47
Which of the following is not true of Escherichia coli??
?
|
| like Gr. B strep, a common cause of neonatal meningitis andsepticemia? |
|
| lactose -? |
|
| coliform and fecal coliform in water testing? |
|
| most common cause of urinary tract infections? |
|
| UPEC cause UTIs? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 48
All of the following are true of mycobacteriaexcept: ??
|
| produce granulomas in affected tissues. ? |
|
| perhaps 1/3 of the world population is infected with M.tuberculosis. ? |
|
| all of the above are true. ? |
|
| M. bovis is a cause of TB, associated with unpasteurizedmilk. ? |
|
| have high content of lipids and waxes in the wall and thus acidfast ? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 49
Which of the following is not true regarding Salmonella andShigella.?
?
?
|
| There is a capsule and an attenuated living vaccine for typhoidfever.? |
|
| Shigella cause bacillary dysentery.? |
|
| Shigella are H2S + and motile, Salmonella are H2S â andnonmotile.? |
|
| Salmonella Typhi causes typhoid fever with serious systemicspread.? |
|
| Shigella dysenteriae produces the most severe form of shigellosisand may lead to HUS and kidney damage due to production of Shigatoxin.? |
?
2 points
QUESTION 50
Which is not true of Streptococcuspneumoniae? ??
|
| ? |
|
| Otitis media ? |
|
| Main cause of lobar pneumonia ? |
|
| Unconjugated and conjugated capsule vaccines ? |
|
| Beta hemolytic |