- (A) Rickettsiae
- (B) Mycoplasma
- (C) Chlamydiae
- (D) Ehrlichiae
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Direct microscopy
- (B) Culture
- (C) ELISA
- (D) DNA probe
- (A) IL-1
- (B) IL-6
- (C) IL-8
- (D) TNF
- (A) NK Cells
- (B) Cytotoxic T cells
- (C) B cells
- (D) Memory B cells
- (A) 1-2% cetrimide
- (B) 100% alcohol
- (C) 2% Lysol
- (D) 5% chloroxylene
- (A) Severe reaction following the injection of protein solution in a sensitized individual
- (B) Severe reaction following primary injection of Protein solutions
- (C) State of immunity developed by repeated injections of any foreign substance
- (D) Severe reaction resulting from sensitivity to common allergens
- (A) Anaphylaxis
- (B) Arthus reaction
- (C) Serum sickness
- (D) Contact dermatitis
- (A) Eosin stain
- (B) Haemotoxin stain
- (C) Ninhydrin stain
- (D) Blue stain
- (A) Tuberculosis (BCG)
- (B) Typhoid
- (C) Varicella Zoster virus
- (D) Cholera
- (A) Left lobe of liver is commonly involved
- (B) Portal system is the main filtration system
- (C) Trophozoites can be visualized in the pus
- (D) Non-suppurative form is the serious form of extra intestinal amoebiasis
