1. Below are the characteristics of D.

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fungi except 22. Below are the basic shapes of viruses
A. Avascular, typically not motile 12. Below is the correct statement of A. Icoshaedral
B. Very motile Viruses B. Helical
C. Aerobes & facultative A. Virus are noncellular particals C. Complex
anaerobes B. Virus are noncellular particals D. All of the above
D. Many are saprophytes made up of genetic material
C. Virus are noncellular particals 23. What is the most successful and most
2. ​Aspergillus​ is mostly the cause of made up of genetic material and widely used 'travel' vaccine for international
A. Opportunistic infections protein that can invade living visitors?
B. Producing chemicals cells A. Influenza
C. Avitaminosis D. Virus are cellular particals made B. MMR
D. None of the above up of non genetic materials and C. Yellow Fever
aminos D. Rabies
3. ​Candida albicans ​causes
A. Oral thrush 13. Viruses can be considered as non 24.Polio can be eradicated by which of the
B. Candida vaginitis living because following?
C. Diaper rash A. They are not cells a) Attention to sewage control and hygiene
D. All of the above B. Do not grow or respond to their b) Killed polio vaccine
surrounding c) Live polio vaccine
4. Dimorphic fungis are considered C. A&B correct d) Combination of the killed and live
A. Most serious fungal pathogens D. All of the above are incorrect vaccines.
B. Grows as yeast or mold
C. A &B correct 14. viruses can multiply 25. What is the most common way for a
D. Source of food A. Binary fision virus to kill a cell?
B. Binary fusion a) Dissolves the cellular membrane
5. 2 types of superficial mycoses C. Hijacking another dead cell b) Induces apoptosis via caspases
A. Surface & cutaneous mycoses D. Hijacking another living cell c) Fragments cellular DNA
B. Subcutaneous & systemic d) Totally blocks cellular transcription
mycoses 15. Viruses responds to stimuli
C. Opportunistic mycoses A. Yes 26. What is the main clinical picture of
D. Skin mycoses B. No hepatitis A?
C. Don’t know a) Rash
6. Lab diagnosis of mycoses D. Maybe b) Limb paralysis
A. Direct examination c) Jaundice and abdominal discomfort
B. Fungal culture 16. Virus cannot move and reproduce on d) Upper respiratory tract infection
C. Skin tests their own
D. All of the above A. Yes 27.The range of deep mycoses includes
B. No A. Skin, hair
7. Useful properties of fungi can range C. Dont know B. Symptomatic infections to fatal
from D. Maybe diseases
A. Fermentation of foods C. Systemic involvement
B. Antibiotic production 17. Nucleic acid in a virus can be D. Nails
C. Source of food A. DNA or RNA
D. All of the above B. DNA and RNA 28. Below are the correct statement of
C. DNA only fungal infections
8. Below are the treatment of fungal D. RNA only A. Not highly contagious
infection except B. Groups based on degree on
A. Amphotericin B 18. Enterovirus is considered tissue involvement and mode of
B. Ketoconazone A. RNA virus entry
C. Miconazole B. DNA virus C. Cause 100 over human
D. Streptomycin C. Both diseases
D. Non nucleic virus D. All of the above are correct
9.Methods to diagnose systemic mycosis
are of the below except 19. Virus latches itself to it’s host cell is 29. Predisposing factors of fungal
A. Biopsy called infections are
B. CSF collection A. Attachement A. Abuse of antibiotics
C. Blood B. Penetration B. Abuse of steroids
D. Skin scraping C. Replication C. Immunosuppressive treatments
D. Assembly side effect
10. Contraindication medication for fungal D. All of the above
infection is 20. Hepatitis B virus is
A. Antibiotics A. DNA containing Virus 30. Signs of superficial mycoses is
B. Azithromycin B. RNA containing virus A. Ringworm lesion
C. Dexamethasone C. Both B. Pus
D. Vitamin c D. None of the above C. Biopsy
D. CSF
11. Identify below that is considered as 21. Virus ranges in
steroid A. 20-250 nanometers
A. Candesartan B. 150-222 nanometers
B. Ciprofloxacin C. 14 microns
C. Nystatin D. 112 microns