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(1)
The serological marker of accute hepatitis B infection is
[A]
HBsAg+ HBeAg
[B]
HBsAg+Core antibody
[C]
HBsAg
[D]
HBcAg
(2)
The presence of which of the following is must for delta hepatitis of occur ?
[A]
Also called GB virus
[B]
Blood bome RNA virus
[C]
Hepatitis C virus
[D]
Hepatitis G virus
Answer: Blood bome RNA virus
(3)
Which of the following is false regarding hepatitis G ?
[A]
Also called GB virus
[B]
Blood bome RNA virus
[C]
Mostly infected with C virus
[D]
Responds to lamivudine
Answer: Responds to lamivudine
(4)
Congenital rubella infection is diagnosed by
[A]
Presence of lgG
[B]
Presence of lgM
[C]
T4 cell count in fetal blood
[D]
Fetal hemoglobin
(5)
Which of the following is not a slow virus disease ?
[A]
Kuru
[B]
Scrapie
[C]
Maedi
[D]
Sarcooidosis
(6)
The viral infection that spreads through carneal transplant is
[A]
Cytomegalovirus
[B]
Kuru
[C]
Creutzeldt-Jakob disease
[D]
AIDS
Answer: Creutzeldt-Jakob disease
(7)
Nadciw dusease (bovine spongioform encephalopathy) is similar to which disease among humans ?
[A]
Alzheimer’s disease
[B]
Creutzeldt jakob disease
[C]
Huntington’s Chorea
[D]
Pick’s disease
Answer: Creutzeldt jakob disease
(8)
Which of the following is false about SARS ?
[A]
It is caused by coronavirus 4
[B]
It spreads by droplets or aerosols of respiratory secretions
[C]
It caused an epidemic in india
[D]
Reverse transcriptase – PCR is used in diagnosis
Answer: It caused an epidemic in india
(9)
Which types of human papilloma virus are associated with carcinoma cervix?
[A]
Tyoes 6,12,18
[B]
Types 16,18,31
[C]
Types 6,8,11
[D]
Types 3,10,19
(10)
All of the following are oncogenic EXCEPT
[A]
EB virus
[B]
Papilloma virus
[C]
Herpes simplex virus
[D]
Varicella zoster virus
Answer: Varicella zoster virus
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