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1
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What is streptococci classed by?

A

Haemolysis

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2
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What is the common cause of pharyngitis and tonsilitis?

A

Strep. Pyogenes

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3
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What type of antimicrobial is neisseria meningitides?

A

Gram negative coccus

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4
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What is TB diagnosis aided by?

A

ZN stain of sputum

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5
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What is salmonella?

A

Gram negative bacillus

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6
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What is helicobacter pylori associated with?

A

Duodenal ulcers

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7
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What is malaria caused by?

A

Plasmodium falciparum

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8
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What are dermatophytes a common cause of?

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Ringworms

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9
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What can serious fungal infection be treated with?

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Intravenous amphotericin

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10
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What do penicillins and cephalosporins act on?

A

Cell wall synthesis

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11
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What is the B-lactams resistance in MRSA due to?

A

Altered penicllin binding proteins

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12
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What is viral infection associated with?

A

Lymphocytes and cytotoxic T cell response

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13
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What is phagocytosis?

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Ingestion of antigen by macrophages and polymers

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14
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What are conjugate vaccines?

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Vaccines that combine carbohydrates with proteins to improve the immune response

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15
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Name live attenuated vaccine

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MMR

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16
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What should an infection be treated with?

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An antibiotic with a high MBC

17
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What is gentamicin associated with?

18
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What is an antiseptic?

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A disinfectant that is safe enough to use on human skin

19
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What is streptococcus pneumoniae an example of?

A

Gram-positive coccus

20
Q

Bacterial DNA can be found where?

A

The chromosome and the plasmids

21
Q

How is diagnosis of malaria made?

A

Visualisation of parasites in a peripheral blood film

22
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What can the genetic component of viruses consist of?

A

DNA or RNA

23
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What do cytokines and chemokines attract?

A

Inflammatory cells

24
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What does nuclear pleopmorphism suggest?

A

Malignancy in a tumour

25
Y-linked conditions occur only in which gender?
Males
26
What can the sickle cell trait provide resistance to?
Malaria
27
Where are the telomeres situated in the chromosome?
At the ends
28
What are the darkly stained regions of chromosomes called?
Heterochromatin
29
Inflammation usually leads to an elevated count of what?
Neutrophilia E white cell count
30
Radionuclide imaging utilises what kinds of rays?
Gamma rays
31
What does the absence of a capsule suggest about a tumour?
It is malignant
32
Is bone a common site for metastatic carcinoma?
Yes
33
What charge do histone proteins have?
Positive
34
What is the state of having two identical alleles called?
Homozygous
35
The synthesis of a protein on a messenger RNA is referred to as what?
Translation