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Which of the sequences is correct in the life cycle of malarial parasite in the erythrocyte cycle
1. cryptomerozoit – merozoit – gametocytes
2. Merozoit – schizoint – cryptomerozoit
3. schizoint – cryptomerozoit – gametocytes
4. Gametocytes – merozoits – schizoint
Option 1 – cryptomerozoit – merozoit – gametocytes
The sporozoits of the malarial parasite are formed from :
1. macrogametes
2. microgametes
3. zygote
4. salivary glands
Option 3 – zygote
Carrier organisms for yellow fever are
1. Rats
2. Mosquitoes
3. Human beings
4. Pigs
Option 2 – Mosquitoes
Reservoir of non-living substance
1. Human beings
2. Rats
3. Injection needle
4. Monkeys
Option 3 – Injection needle
Eye and skin infections are transferred by
1. Droplet infection
2. Direct contact
3. Airborne transmission
4. unhygienic habits
Option 2 – Direct contact
Mumps is generally observed in children in the age group of
1. 2-3 years
2. 3-5 years
3. 5-7 years
4. 5-15 years
Option 4 – 5-15 years
Jaundice symptoms are seen in the following conditions except in :
1. destruction of a large number of red blood cells in the liver
2. infected by hepatitis virus
3. excretion of bilirubin by the kidney
4. drugs taken that cause damage to liver cell
Option 4 – drugs taken that cause damage to liver cell
In which of the following diseases protection is offered by mosquito net :
1. mumps
2. encephalitis
3. whopping cough
4. measles
Option 2 – encephalitis
Inflammation of lymph vessels and lymph glands result in disease known as
1. malaria
2. filaria
3. encephalitis
4. hepatitis
Option 2 – filaria
Which of the sequences in life cycle of malarial parasite is correct :
1. sporozoit – cryptozoit – cryptomerozoit
2. sporozoit – cryptomerozoit – cryptozoit
3. cryptozoit – sporozoit – cryptozoit
4. cryptozoit – cryptomerozoit – sporozoit
Option 1 – sporozoit – cryptozoit – cryptomerozoit
Fat soluble vitamins are :
1. thiamine, carotene, biotin
2, ascorbic acid, calciferol, riboflavin
3. tocoferol, niacin, cyanocobalamine
4. calciferol, carotene, tocoferol
Option 4 – calciferol, carotene, tocoferol
Water soluble vitamins are :
1. folic acid, carotene, pyridoxine
2. tocoferol, niacin, pantothenic acid
3. riboflavin, cyanocobalamine, calciferol
4. thiamine, ascorbic acid, biotin
Option 4 – thiamine, ascorbic acid, biotin
The story of vitamin dates back to :
1. 15th century
2. 16th century
3. 17th century
4. 18th century
Option 4 – 18th century
Sir H.G. Hopkins discovered a substance required for growth in :
1. water
2. alcohol
3. milk
4. vanaspathi
Option 3 – milk
Beri-beri was caused in Japanese sailors who were eating :
1. ground nut
2. eggs
3. unpolished rice
4. polished rice
Option 4 – polished rice
Reservoir and carrier organisms differ in :
1. Possessing disease causing organisms
2. carrying living infectious agents
3. absence of movement
4. ability to direct infect the host
Option 2 – carrying living infectious agents
Source of infection in disease like tuberculosis, mumps and whopping cough is :
1. direct contact
2. droplets of saliva
3. carrier organism
4. a vector
Option 2 – droplets of saliva
A vehicle borne transmitted diseases are
1. plague and Malaria
2. chicken pox and Tetanus
3. mumps and Common cold
4. eye infection and Influenza
Option 1 – plague and Malaria
During incubation period, the parasite :
1. destroys host tissue
2. release of toxic substance
3. divide and multiply in their numbers
4. block passage in tissues
Option 3 – divide and multiply in their numbers
One following happens manifestation stage of the disease
1. the immune system of the patient fights and kills organisms
2. disease process is haled temporarily or permanently
3. toxic substances are released by the organisms
disease organisms select a suitable carrier
Option 3 – toxic substances are released by the organisms
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