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Human Health And Diseases

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Objective Questions (MCQs)

Question
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3173
BSEB, 2019 (C)

1. 'AIDS' is a type of:

  • (A) Bacterial disease
  • (B) Viral disease
  • (C) Fungal disease
  • (D) Protozoan disease
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3174
BSEB, 2019 (C)

2. Name the types of cells that produce antibodies:

  • (A) A-Cells
  • (B) B-Cells
  • (C) T-Cells
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3175
BSEB, 2020 (A)

3. Antibodies in our body are:

  • (A) Steroids
  • (B) Lipoprotein
  • (C) Glycoprotein
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3176
BSEB, 2020 (A)

4. Which infective stage of plasmodium occurs in man?

  • (A) Sporozoite stage
  • (B) Merozoite stage
  • (C) Criptozoite stage
  • (D) None of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3177
BSEB, 2020 (A)

5. Which of the following are cancerous cells?

  • (A) Plasma cells
  • (B) HeLa cells
  • (C) Memory cell
  • (D) T-cells
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EXPLANATION:

HeLa cell is a cell type in an immortal cell line used in scientific research. It is the oldest and most commonly used human cell line. The line was derived from cervical cancer cells taken in 1951 from Henrietta Lacks (HeLa), a patient, who eventually died of cancer.

Therefore, option B is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3178
BSEB, 2020 (A)

6. Retroviruis is caused causes organism of which of the following diseases?

  • (A) Syphilis
  • (B) AIDS
  • (C) Filaria
  • (D) Both (A) and (B)
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3179
BSEB, 2015

7. Which disease is found in hen?

  • (A) Smut
  • (B) Cholera
  • (C) Ranikhet
  • (D) Both 'B' & 'C'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3180
BSEB, 2015

8. Oncology is the study of:

  • (A) Cancer
  • (B) Oncogenes
  • (C) Virus
  • (D) Both 'A' and 'B'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3181
BSEB, 2015; 2016, 2021 (A)

9. HIV attacks which of the following cells?

  • (A) B cell
  • (B) T cell
  • (C) Epithelial cell
  • (D) T helper cell
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3182
BSEB, 2010, 2021 (A)

10. Which of the following is sexually Transmitted Diseases?

  • (A) Typhoid
  • (B) Cholera
  • (C) Malaria
  • (D) Syphilis
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3183
BSEB, 2010, 2021 (A)

11. Triple antigen vaccine is not used for:

  • (A) for diphtheria
  • (B) for pertusis
  • (C) for typhoid
  • (D) for tetanus
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3184
BSEB, 2009

12. Virus is made up of:

  • (A) Protein
  • (B) Protein and nucleic acid
  • (C) Lipid and protein
  • (D) DNA and RNA
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3185
BSEB, 2009

13. Viruses are studied in:

  • (A) Phychology
  • (B) Virology
  • (C) Bryology
  • (D) Embryology
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3186
BSEB, 2009

14. Increased skin cancer and high mountain rate are due to:

  • (A) acid rain
  • (B) ozone depletion
  • (C) CO pollution
  • (D) CO2 pollution
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3187
BSEB, 2009, 2013, 2021 (A)

15. Widal test is done to confirm:

  • (A) Malaria
  • (B) Typhoid
  • (C) AIDS
  • (D) Cancer
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3188
BSEB, 2015

16. Sexually transmitted disease is:

  • (A) measles
  • (B) T.B.
  • (C) gonorrhoea
  • (D) typhoid
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3189
BSEB, 2013

17. Elephantiasis is caused by:

  • (A) Ascaris
  • (B) Taenia
  • (C) Wuchereria
  • (D) Entamoeba
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3190
BSEB, 2011

18. Which among the following is not a bacterial diseases?

  • (A) Thyphoid
  • (B) Leprosy
  • (C) Diphtheria
  • (D) Influenza
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3191
BSEB, 2010,2021 (A)

19. The substances to which an immune response is produced are called:

  • (A) Allergens
  • (B) Vaccines
  • (C) Antibodies
  • (D) Antigens
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3192
BSEB, 2010

20. The antibodies produced in allergy are of which type?

  • (A) IgA type
  • (B) IgE type
  • (C) IgM type
  • (D) IgG type
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3193
BSEB, 2010, 2021 (A)

21. Chemical released due to allergy are:

  • (A) Histamine
  • (B) Serotonin
  • (C) Both 'A' and 'B'
  • (D) none of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3194

22. LSD is got from:

  • (A) Fungus
  • (B) Lichen
  • (C) Algae
  • (D) Bacterium
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3195

23. The drug that functions are depressant of CNS is:

  • (A) Amphetamine
  • (B) Caffeine
  • (C) Opium
  • (D) Cocaine
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3196
BSEB, 2018 (C)

24. Which of the following protein is secreted by virus infected cell?

  • (A) Interleukin
  • (B) Interferson
  • (C) Tumour necrosis factor
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3208
BSEB, 2018 (C)

25. Food poisoning is due to the contamination of:

  • (A) Escherichia coli
  • (B) Salmonella
  • (C) Clostridium
  • (D) Pseudomonas
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3209
BSEB, 2018 (C)

26. What happens, which the regular dose of Alcohol is stopped?

  • (A) Expression of withdrawal syndrome
  • (B) Non functioning of liver
  • (C) Over all improvement of health in person
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3210
BSEB, 2018 (C)

27. Which of the following disease is spread by contaminated drinking water?

  • (A) Typhoid
  • (B) Malaria
  • (C) Filaria
  • (D) Kala azar
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3211

28. Heroin is the form of

  • (A) Aesthetic
  • (B) Increasement of Hallucination
  • (C) Irritation
  • (D) All of the above
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3212

29. Heroin is obtained from the plant belonging to the family:

  • (A) Leguminosae
  • (B) Papaveraceae
  • (C) Liliaece
  • (D) Solanaceae
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EXPLANATION:

Opium is the name for the latex produced within the seed pods of the opium poppy, Papaver somniferum, which belongs to Papaveraceae. The plant is believed to have evolved from a wild strain, Papaver setigerum, which grows in coastal areas of the Mediterranean Sea. Through centuries of cultivation and breeding for opium, the species somniferum evolved. Today, P. somniferum is the only species of Papaver used to produce opium. Opium contains morphine, codeine, noscapine, papaverine, and thebaine. Heroin is an opiate, produced from morphine.

Therefore, option B is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3213

30. Opiates are obtained from:

  • (A) Thea sinesis
  • (B) Coffea Arabica
  • (C) Oryza sativa
  • (D) Papaver Seminiferum
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3214
BSEB, 2012, 2021 (A)

31. PCR is test for:

  • (A) HIV
  • (B) Cancer
  • (C) Tuberculosis
  • (D) Cholera
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3215

32. Following which is STD:

  • (A) Typhoid
  • (B) Cholera
  • (C) Malaria
  • (D) Syphilis
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3216
BSEB, 2009, 2021 (A)

33. Wuchereria bancrofti causes filaria in human being. It is of which group:

  • (A) Protozoa
  • (B) Bacteria
  • (C) Virus
  • (D) Helminth
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3217
BSEB, 2009, 2021 (A)

34. Which organ of body is most affected by excessive intake of alcohol:

  • (A) Lungs
  • (B) Liver
  • (C) Stomach
  • (D) Spleen
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3218
BSEB, 2009

35. Common cold is caused by:

  • (A) Retro virus
  • (B) Phage virus
  • (C) Rhino virus
  • (D) Sendai virus
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3219

36. Gonorrhoea is caused by:

  • (A) By Treponema pallidium
  • (B) By Entamoeba gingivalis
  • (C) By Mycobacterium laprae
  • (D) By Neisseria gonorrhoea
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3220

37. Disease associated with secretion of toxin is:

  • (A) TB
  • (B) AIDS
  • (C) Tetanus
  • (D) Food poisoning
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3221

38. Which part of poppy plant yields opium:

  • (A) Latex from upripe capsules
  • (B) Dried roots
  • (C) Dried leaves
  • (D) Dried seeds
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3222

39. Kala-azar is transmitted by:

  • (A) By Sand fly
  • (B) By Tse tse fly
  • (C) By House fly
  • (D) By Mosquitoes
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3223

40. BCG vaccine is preventive measure against:

  • (A) Tuberculosis
  • (B) Typhoid
  • (C) AIDS
  • (D) Cholera
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3224
BSEB, 2019 (A)

41. In certain cases of early and accurate detection of disease we may use:

  • (A) ELISA
  • (B) Culture
  • (C) Chemical
  • (D) Analytical
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3225
BSEB, 2019 (A)

42. Sickel-cell anemia is related to which type of disease?

  • (A) Sex linked disease
  • (B) Autosomal linked disease
  • (C) Deficiency disease
  • (D) Metabolic disease
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3226
BSEB, 2019 (A), 2021 (A)

43. Tuberculosis is transmitted by:

  • (A) Air
  • (B) Water
  • (C) Insect
  • (D) Contact
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3227
BSEB, 2019 (A)

44. ampR is responsible for developing resistance in:

  • (A) Pest
  • (B) Insect
  • (C) Antibiotic
  • (D) Drought
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3228

45. The drug which stimulates the nervous system and make a him more wakeful alert and active is called:

  • (A) Sedative
  • (B) Opiate narcotic
  • (C) Stimulant
  • (D) Hallucinogen
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3229

46. Ascaris is most commonly found in:

  • (A) Men
  • (B) Women
  • (C) Children
  • (D) Both A and B
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3230

47. Kupffer cells are present in:

  • (A) Liver
  • (B) Small intestine
  • (C) Pancreas
  • (D) Thyroid
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3231

48. Changa's disease is caused by:

  • (A) Trypanosoma ganabiense
  • (B) Trypanosoma Cruzi
  • (C) Trypanosoma-rhodesiense
  • (D) Leishmania donovani
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3232

49. The intermediate host of Schistosoma is:

  • (A) Snail
  • (B) Mosquito
  • (C) Housefly
  • (D) Sheep
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EXPLANATION:

Schistosoma, is commonly known as blood flukes. These are parasitic flatworms responsible for a highly significant group of infections in humans termed schistosomiasis. After infection, the cercaria enters into the liver and blood where they become an adult and migrate into the intestine where female lays an egg. These eggs then expelled out through urine or feces. The miracidium is liberated from the egg and penetrates the intermediate host snail tissues.

Therefore, option A is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3233

50. Screening test of AIDS is:

  • (A) Western blot
  • (B) ELISA
  • (C) PCR
  • (D) Southern blot
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EXPLANANTION:

ELISA, which stands for Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay, is used to detect HIV infection. If an ELISA test is positive, the Western blot test is usually administered to confirm the diagnosis. 

There are three types of HIV tests: antibody tests, antigen/antibody tests, and nucleic acid tests (NAT). Antibody tests look for antibodies to HIV in a person's blood or oral fluid. Antibody testscan take 23 to 90 days to detect HIV after exposure.

Therefore, option B is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3234

51. The vector of 'break bone fever' is:

  • (A) Anopheled
  • (B) Aedes
  • (C) Culex
  • (D) None of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3235

52. An allergic reaction is intiated by antibodies of .......... group.

  • (A) IgG
  • (B) IgE
  • (C) IgM
  • (D) IgA
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3236

53. In Malaria, the product release by mosquito into blood that causes chill and favour is called:

  • (A) Haematin
  • (B) Schuffner's dots
  • (C) Haemozoin
  • (D) Haemotoxin
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3237
BSEB, 2016

54. HIV that college AIDS, first starts destroying:

  • (A) Helper T-lymphocytes
  • (B) B-lymphocytes
  • (C) Leucocytes
  • (D) Thromobocytes
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3295

55. Morphine obtained from opium is:

  • (A) latex
  • (B) Pome
  • (C) Alkaloid
  • (D) Tannin
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3296

56. Typhoid fever in human beings is caused by:

  • (A) Plasmodium vivax
  • (B) Trichophyton
  • (C) Salmonella typhi
  • (D) Rhino viruses
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3297

57. Amoelic dysentery (anoiebiasis) is caused by:

  • (A) Entamoeba histolytica
  • (B) E. coil
  • (C) Streptococcus pneumoniae
  • (D) Trichophyton
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3298

58. Elephantiasis, a chronic inflammation that result in gross deformities is caused by:

  • (A) Ascaris
  • (B) E. coil
  • (C) Wuchereria
  • (D) Trichophyton
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3299

59. Which one of the following diseases cannot be cured by taking antibiotics?

  • (A) Plague
  • (B) Amoebiasis
  • (C) Leprosy
  • (D) Whopping cough
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3300

60. Hepatitis B is transmitted through:

  • (A) sneezing
  • (B) female Anopheles
  • (C) coughing
  • (D) blood transfusion
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3301

61. Which of the following is the bacterial diseases of humans?

  • (A) Dysentery
  • (B) Malaria
  • (C) Plague
  • (D) Both 'A' and 'C'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3302

62. Which of the following pathogens causes whooping cough?

  • (A) Legionella spp
  • (B) Bordetella pertussis
  • (C) Vibrio cholerae
  • (D) Brucella melitensis
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3303

63. Which one of the following sets includes bacterial diseases?

  • (A) Tetanus, tuberculosis, measles
  • (B) Diphtheria, leprosy, plague
  • (C) Cholera, typhoid, mumps
  • (D) Malaria, mumps, poliomyelitis
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3304

64. The term 'immunity' refers to:

  • (A) mutualism between host and parasite
  • (B) ability of the host to fight the disease causing organisms
  • (C) ability of the parasite to survive within a host
  • (D) a fatal disease
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3305

65. An antibodies consists of:

  • (A) two light peptide chains and two heavy peptide chains
  • (B) two light peptide chains and one heavy peptide chain
  • (C) one light peptide chains and one heavy peptide chain
  • (D) one light peptide chains and two heavy peptide chains
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3306

66. Hepatitis B vaccine is produced from:

  • (A) inactivated viruses
  • (B) yeast
  • (C) Haemophilus influenzea
  • (D) Salmonella typhimurium
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3307

67. The most abundant antibodies produced against allergens is:

  • (A) IgE
  • (B) IgA
  • (C) IgG
  • (D) IgM
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EXPLANATION:

The type of antibodies produced during allergy are IgE type. IgE mediates the immediate hypersensitivity reactions and also acts as a mediator in allergic response.

Therefore, option A is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3308

68. Humoral immunity is associated with:

  • (A) T-cells
  • (B) B-cells
  • (C) macrophages
  • (D) both 'A' and 'B'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3309

69. Which out of the following groups represent immune disorders?

  • (A) SCID and diphtheria
  • (B) SCID and AIDS
  • (C) AIDS and cholera
  • (D) Hepatitis and leukaemia
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3310

70. The antibody which can cross placental barrier is:

  • (A) IgA
  • (B) IgE
  • (C) IgM
  • (D) IgG
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3311

71. The term 'antitoxin' refers to a preparation containing:

  • (A) B-lymphocytes and T-lymphocytes
  • (B) antibodies to the toxin
  • (C) weakend pathogen
  • (D) inactivated T-lymphocytes
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3312

72. Which of the following cells actively participate during allergy?

  • (A) B-lymphocytes
  • (B) Liver cells
  • (C) Mast cells
  • (D) Red blood cells
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3313

73. The primary lymphoid organs are:

  • (A) spleen and thymus
  • (B) bone marrow and thymus
  • (C) bone marrow and tymph node
  • (D) tymph and MALT
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3314

74. Which of these glands is large at the time of birth but in adults, it reduces to a very small size?

  • (A) Thyroid
  • (B) Adrenal
  • (C) Thymus
  • (D) Spleen
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3315

75. MALT is:

  • (A) Muscle Associated Lymphoid Tissues
  • (B) Muscol Associated Lymbphodid Tissues
  • (C) Muscol and Lymbphodid Tissue
  • (D) Memory Associated Lymbphodid Tissues
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3316

76. The injection given against the snake venom contains:

  • (A) antigenic proteins
  • (B) preformed antibody
  • (C) attenuated pathogen
  • (D) all of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3317

77. Injection of antitoxin in tetanus confers which type of immunization?

  • (A) Active immunization
  • (B) Passive immunization
  • (C) Auto-immunization
  • (D) Humoral immunization
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3318

78. An auto-immune disease is:

  • (A) SCID
  • (B) rheumatoid arthritis
  • (C) myasthenia gravis
  • (D) both 'B' and 'C'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 3319

79. Vaccine against polio viruses is an example of:

  • (A) auto-immunization
  • (B) passive immunization
  • (C) active immunization
  • (D) simple immunization
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4008

80. A person ha developed interferons in his body. He seems to carry an infection of:

  • (A) tetanus
  • (B) malaria
  • (C) measles
  • (D) typhoid
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4009
BSEB, 2021 (A)

81. Which of the following is not a viral disease?

  • (A) Mumps
  • (B) Influenze
  • (C) Diphtheria
  • (D) Measles
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4010
BSEB, 2021 (A)

82. Cancer is caused by:

  • (A) Bacteria
  • (B) Oncogenes
  • (C) Both 'A' and 'B'
  • (D) None of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4011

83. The substance given to cancer patients in order to activate their immune system and destroy the tumor is:

  • (A) histamines
  • (B) interleukins
  • (C) α-interferons
  • (D) morphines
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4012

84. Major factors that cause cancer are:

  • (A) oncogenes and polymorpho nuclear leukocytes
  • (B) oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes
  • (C) MHC genes
  • (D) cellular oncogenes and α-interferorms
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4013

85. A chemical carcinogen present in tobacco smoke is responsible for:

  • (A) skin cancer
  • (B) pancreatic cancer
  • (C) stomach cancer
  • (D) lung cancer
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4014

86. Heroin is commonly called as:

  • (A) coke
  • (B) crack
  • (C) smack
  • (D) charas
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4015

87. Cocaine is commonly called as:

  • (A) smack
  • (B) cock
  • (C) crack
  • (D) both 'B' & 'C'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4058

88. Which drug is used medicine to help patients cope with dispression and insomnia?

  • (A) Morphine
  • (B) Amphetamines
  • (C) Barbiturate
  • (D) Both 'B' and 'C'
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4060

89. Which one of the following is an opiate narcotic?

  • (A) Barbiturates
  • (B) Morphine
  • (C) Amphetamines
  • (D) LSD
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4061

90. The organisms which cause diseases in plant and animals are called:

  • (A) pathogens
  • (B) vectors
  • (C) insects
  • (D) worms
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4062

91. The disease chikuguniya is transmitted by:

  • (A) house flies
  • (B) Aedes mosquitoes
  • (C) cockroach
  • (D) female Anopheles
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4064

92. Antibodies present in colostrum which protect the new born from certain diseases is of:

  • (A) IgG type
  • (B) IgA type
  • (C) IgD type
  • (D) IgE type
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EXPLANATION:

Antibodies present in colostrum is IgA which is also known as secretory immunoglobin. It is present in the mucosal lining of the gastro-intestinal tract, the respiratory system and the urino-genital tract. It role is to prevent pathogenic infection in these systems. 

Therefore, option B is correct.

Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4065

93. Which of the following is not lymphoid tissue?

  • (A) Spleen
  • (B) Tonsils
  • (C) Pancrease
  • (D) Thymus
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4073

94. Haemozoin is a:

  • (A) precursor of hemoglobin
  • (B) toxin released from Streptococcus infected cells
  • (C) toxin released from Plasmodium infected cells
  • (D) toxin released from Haemophilus infected cells
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4075

95. One of the following is not the causal organism for ringworm:

  • (A) Microsporum
  • (B) Trichophyton
  • (C) Epidemophyton
  • (D) Macrosporum
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4076
BSEB, 2016 (C)

96. Malaria is caused by:

  • (A) Male culex mosquitoes
  • (B) Male Anopheles mosquitoes
  • (C) Female Anopheles mosquitoes
  • (D) Females Aedes mosquitoes
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4077
BSEB, 2016 (C)

97. Leprosy disease is caused by:

  • (A) Bacteria
  • (B) Virus
  • (C) Fungi
  • (D) All of the above
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4078
BSEB, 2016 (C)

98. Acita bularia is a type of:

  • (A) Algae
  • (B) Protozoa
  • (C) Bacteria
  • (D) Virus
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4080
BSEB, 2017 (A), 2017 (C)

99. Oncogene is responsible for:

  • (A) Cancer
  • (B) AIDS
  • (C) Tuberculosis
  • (D) Polio
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4081
BSEB, 2017 (A)

100. Acetabulaaria is a type of:

  • (A) Bacteria
  • (B) Algae
  • (C) Protozoa
  • (D) Single cell protein
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4082
BSEB, 2017 (A), 2017 (C)

101. Which one is a bacteria disease?

  • (A) Leprosy
  • (B) Tuberculosis
  • (C) Cholera
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4083
BSEB, 2018 (A)

102. Which of the following is an example of autoimmune disease?

  • (A) Asthma
  • (B) Rheumatoid arthritis
  • (C) Cancer
  • (D) None of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4084
BSEB, 2018 (A)

103. The immediate metabolic changes in the body noticed after consuming tobacco is:

  • (A) Release of catecholamines due to simulation of Adrenal gland
  • (B) Sudden increase in BP & Heart beat
  • (C) Both 'A' and 'B'
  • (D) None of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4085
BSEB, 2018 (A)

104. Which of the following is a retro virus?

  • (A) Human Immuno Deficiency virus
  • (B) Hepatitis Virus
  • (C) Micro virus Influenzii
  • (D) All of these
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4086
BSEB, 2018 (A)

105. Which of the following disease is generated by allergens?

  • (A) Skin canker
  • (B) Hay fever
  • (C) Enteric fever
  • (D) Goitre
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4087
BSEB, 2017 (C)

106. Which one is vector of filaria?

  • (A) Male Culex mosquito
  • (B) Male Anopheles mosquito
  • (C) Female Culex mosquito
  • (D) Female Anopheles mosquito
Multiple Choice
Verified
ID- 4088
BSEB, 2017 (C)

107. Ent ameoba is a:

  • (A) Bacteria
  • (B) Algae
  • (C) Protozoa
  • (D) Fungi