Basic virology MCQ 120+

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• Universal precautions are to be taken against the following viruses
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  Hepatitis B

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  Hepatitis C

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  HIV

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  Cytomegalovirus

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  Human papilloma virus
• Prion is an infectious particle that is
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  Encoded by the host chromosomal DNA

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  Causes transmissible spongiform encephalopathies

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  Composed of single molecule of circular RNA

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  Can be inactivated by ultraviolet light

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  Causative agent of transmissible plant disease
• Prions are infectious particle that are
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  Composed of only protein

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  Cause infection of CNS

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  Only nucleic acid

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  Both nucleic acid and protein

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  Infect only animal
• Prion
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  Contains protein

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  Are filamentous rod shaped seen in electron microscope

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  Contains nucleic acid

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  Induces antibody response

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  Are inactivated by ultraviolet light
• Diseases transmitted by mosquito are
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  Malaria

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  Dengue

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  Yellow fever

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  Kala-azar

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  Schistosomiasis
• Following are live vaccine
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  Measles

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  Mumps

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  Rubella

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  Tetanus

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  Hepatitis B
• Regarding immunization
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  Hepatitis A immunization should be a routine

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  Japanese encephalitis is a travel vaccine

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  Measles vaccine is contraindicated in immunocompromised person

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  Before splenectomy H. Influenzae vaccine should be taken

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  BCG vaccine always protect from tuberculosis
• Vaccines not included in EPI schedule are
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  MMR

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  Vaccine against rota virus

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  Meningococcal vaccine

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  Hemophilus influenzae B

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  Hepatitis B
• Passive immunization is given in
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  Diphtheria

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  Rabies

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  Botulism

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  Enteric fever

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  Cholera
• Following are vaccine preventable viral disease
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  Mumps

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  Hepatitis A

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  Human papilloma virus infection

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  Hepatitis C

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  HIV
• Following statements regarding human rabies vaccine are correct
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  May cause allergic encephalitis when prepared from nerve tissue

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  Can be used for both pre and post exposure prophylaxis

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  Contains live attenuated rabies virus

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  Contains multiple antigenic types of rabies virus

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  Duck embryo vaccine is highly antigenic and only a single dose is needed
• The following are subunit vaccine produced by recombinant DNA technique
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  Hepatitis B vaccine

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  Human Papilloma

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  Hepatitis A vaccine

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  Oral Polio vaccine

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  Human Rotavirus vaccine
• Vaccine preventable viral infections are
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  Hepatitis D virus

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  Rubella virus

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  Hepatitis A virus

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  Hepatitis E virus

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  Herpes simplex virus
• Live attenuated vaccines are followings
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  BCG

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  OPV

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  MMR

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  TAB

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  Hib
• Live vaccines are used in immunization against
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  Poliomyelitis

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  Tuberculosis

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  Typhoid fever

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  Diphtheria

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  Tetanus
• Vaccine preventable viral diseases are
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  Hepatits D infection

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  Rubella virus infection

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  Yellow fever virus

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  Hepatits C infection

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  Ebola virus
• Regarding viral vaccine
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  HBV vaccine is recombinant DNA type

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  Varicella vaccine is a live vaccine

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  HPV vaccine is live attenuated

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  Yellow fever vaccine is a subunit vaccine

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  Rubella vaccine is a conjugate vaccine
• Viral vaccines prepared using recombinant DNA technology are
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  Hepatits B virus

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  Human papilloma virus

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  Varicella-zoster virus

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  Hepatits A virus

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  Human rota vurus
• The following vaccines contain live attenuated virus
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  Measles

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  Rubella

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  Oral polio

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  Hepatitis A

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  Hemophillus influenzae-type B
• Live attenuated vaccines are available against the following viruses
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  Rubella virus

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  Yellow fever virus

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  Varicella-Zoster virus

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  Rabies virus

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  Hepatitis B virus
• Post exposure prophylaxis by vaccination isrecommended for the following viral diseases
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  Hepatitis A virus

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  Hepatitis B virus

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  Rabies virus

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  Human immunodeficiency virus

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  Rubella virus
• Live vaccines are used to protect against
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  Measles

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  Rota virus

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  Chicken pox

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  Rabies

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  Hepatitis A
• Vaccine used to prevent cancer are
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  HBV vaccine

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  HPV vaccine

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  HHV-8 vaccine

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  Polio vaccine

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  MCPV vaccine
• Recombinant vaccines are available against
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  Hepatitis B virus

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  Human papilloma virus

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  Rabies

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  Rota virus

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  Yellow fever virus
• Pre-vaccination tests before giving hepatitis B vaccine are
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  Both HBsAg and Anti HBs

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  Anti HBc total

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  HBsAg only

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  Anti HBs only

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  HBeAg
• Vaccine preventable diseases are
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  HBV

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  Rubella

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  Measles

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  HIV

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  Dengue
• Viral vaccines produced by using recombinant DNA technology are
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  Influenza virus vaccine

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  Human Papilloma virus (HPvaccine

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  Varicella Zoster virus (VZvaccine

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  Hepatitis B virus (HBvaccine

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  Hepatitis A virus (HAvaccine
• Post-exposure prophylaxis by vaccination is recommended for the following infections
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  Hepatitis A

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  Hepatitis B

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  Rabies

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  Influenza

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  Rubella
• Live attenuated vaccines are available against
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  Rubella virus

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  Polio virus

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  Rota virus

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  Influenza virus

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  Rabies virus
• Regarding live attenuated vaccination
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  Should not be given during an acute infection

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  Should not be given three months after an injection of human immunoglobulin

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  Human immunoglobulin should not be given for two weeks after a live vaccine

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  Can be given in pregnant women

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  Two live vaccines should be given two weeks apart