DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY, MGIMS, SEWAGRAM

PRE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION 2017 REPEATER BATCH (08.06.2020)

Faculty with Year : SECOND MBBS

Subject : MICROBIOLOGY
Paper : 2
Total Marks : 40 Time: 2 Hours
SECTION – “A” (8 Marks)

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Fill (dark) the appropriate empty circle below the question number once only.
2. Use blue/ black ball point pen only
3. Each questions carries half mark.
1. Students will not be allowed marks if he/she overwrites / strikes or puts
white
ink on the cross once marked.
5. Do not write anything on the blank portion of the question paper. If written anything
such type of act will be considered as an attempt to resort to unfair means.
6. MCQ question paper & answer sheet will be collected exactly after 20minutes

1. Swiss type agammaglobulinaemia is due to

A) B cell defect C) Killer cells
B) B lymphocytes D) Natural killer cells

2. Interlukin 2 pramotes
A) B cell differentiation C) Maturation of eosinophils
B) Bone marrow stem cells D) Growth of fibroblasts

3. Trussell and Johnson’s medium is employed for the cultivation of

A) Giardia lamblia C) Chilomastix mesnili
B) Trichomonas vaginalis D) Leishmania donovani

4. Diagnosis of Trichomonas vaginalis infection can be established by

A) Demonstration of trophzoites in wet mounts C) Nucleic acid hybridization
B) Cultivation D) All of the above

5. Natural killer cells are involved in

A) Allograft rejection
B) Tumour rejection
C) Non specific killing of virus transformed target cells
D) All of the above

6. Paul Bunnel heterophile antibody test aids in the diagnosis of

A) Infectious mononeucleosis C) Genital herpes
B) Chicken pox D) Acute gingiostomatitis
7. Which of the following rabies vaccines is a second generation cell culture vaccine.
A) Duck egg vaccine C) Semple vaccine
B) Purified mouse brain vaccine D) Suckling mouse brain vaccine

8. Which of the following is a character of Primary immune response

A) Response is prompt & powerful C) It has a long phase
B) Antibodies are produced in high titres D) Antibodies persists for long period

9. Selerotic bodies are seen in

A) Mycetoma C) Sporotrichosis
B) Chronoblastomycosis D) Rhinosporidiosis

10. Presence of blasto conidia and absence of arthro conidia, psuedohyphae, Hyphae and
Chlamydospores is characteristic of
A) Cryptococcus C) Pityrosporum
B) Torulopsis D) None of the above

11. Which group of viruses can be seen under light microscope?

A) Influenza C) Pox
B) HIV D) Measles

12. Mad cow disease is caused by

A) Rabies virus C) Slow virus
B) Pox virus D) Hepatitis virus

13. Micro conidia is absent in which dermatophyte

A) Trichophyton C) Epidermophyton
B) Microsporum D) Both B & C

14. In India Ink preparation the capsule of Cryptococcus neoformans appears

A) Uniformly stained C) Partially stained
B) Unstained D) Deeply stained

15. In Filariasis microfilaria is not seen in peripheral blood in

A) Elephantiasis C) During day time
B) Ocult filariasis D) All of the above

16. All can be seen in sputum EXCEPT

A) Larva of P. westermani C) Larva of S.stercoralis
B) Larva of A .llumbricoides D) Trophozoites of E.histolytica
 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY, MGIMS, SEWAGRAM

PRE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION 2017 REPEATER BATCH (08.06.2020)

Faculty with Year : SECOND MBBS

Subject : MICROBIOLOGY
Paper : 2
Total Marks : 40
SECTION – “B”& “C” (Marks: 32) Time: 1hour 40mins.
Instructions:

1. All questions are compulsory.

2. The number to the right indicates full marks.
3. Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
4. Do not write anything on the blank portion of the question paper. If written anything,
such type of act will be considered as an attempt to resort to unfair means.

SECTION “B”: Brief Answer Questions (20 Marks)

 Attempt any Five out of Six Marks : 5 x 4 = 20

Instructions: Answer Section B & C in separate answer sheets

1. Write briefly on viral Oncogenes.

2. Briefly write on post exposure prophylaxis in HIV.
3. Write briefly on Mycotoxicosis.
4. Briefly write about general characteristics of helminthes.
5. Write various concentrations methods for stool. Write on formal ether concentration
method.
6. Discuss the principle & clinical applications of Immuno fluorescence technique.

SECTION – C Marks: 2 x 6=12

(Long Answer Questions)
Note: Attempt any TWO out of three

1. Describe the laboratory cultivation methods for viruses.

2. Enumerate the antigen antibody reactions. Describe in detail precipitation reaction &
its applications.
3. Define opportunistic mycoses. Enumerate fungi causing opportunistic infections.
Give laboratory diagnosis of Pneumocystis jirovecii.