LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY SYLLABUS
(These syllabus may change from time to time. Please check with the relevant Public Service Commission websites for any changes in the syllabus)
- Healthcare Systems, Laboratory and Delivery and Role of the Medical Laboratory Technician
- Structure and Function of Human Body
- Introduction to Biochemistry, Haematology and Clinical Pathology
- Introduction to Laboratory related Medical Terminology
- Pre-analytical Laboratory Testing Process
- Personnel Hygiene
- Safety & First Aid
- Bio Medical Waste Management
- Soft Skills and Communications -I, II and III
- Sensitization to Blood Banking
- Introduction to Clinical Biochemistry
- Analytical Laboratory Testing Process-I and II
- Observing & Reporting
- Documentation
- Professional Behavior in Healthcare Setting
- Infection control and prevention
- Patient’s Rights & Responsibilities
- Patient’s Environment
- Institutional Emergencies, Fire safety and & security
- Introduction to Histopathology
- Introduction to Cytopathology
- Introduction to Advanced techniques and future trends in laboratory science-I
LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY MCQs
1:-The antibodies that can pass through the placenta
A:-IgG
B:-IgM
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
2:-Vandenbergh reaction is used for the estimation of
A:-Cholesterol
B:-Bilirubin
C:-Protein
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
3:-In an unstained sputum smear we can see
A:-Gushman's spirals
B:-Charcot Leyden crystals
C:-Elastic fibres
D:-All the above
Ans: D
4:-Normal concentration of sodium in blood
A:-95-110 mEq/L
B:-3-5 mEq/L
C:-130-150 mEq/L
D:-150-190 mEq/L
Ans: C
5:-Clostridium perfringes can be identified by
A:-Nagler reaction
B:-Satellite test
C:-Coagulase test
D:-String test
Ans: A
6:-Cocci that are seen in grape like clusters
A:-Staphylococcus
B:-Streptococcus
C:-Corney bacterium
D:-Cryptococcus
Ans: A
7:-Fixative that contains mercuric chloride
A:-Carnoys fluid
B:-Bouins fluid
C:-Zenkers fluid
D:-Rossman's fluid
Ans: C
8:-SGOT is increased in
A:-Myocardial infarction
B:-Viral hepatitis
C:-Toxic hepatitis
D:-All the above
Ans: D
9:-In a colorimeter, the cuvette made of __________ is used for UV range of light.
A:-Borosilicate
B:-Quartz
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
10:-RBC pipette can be used for
A:-RBC count
B:-Platelet count
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
11:-Basophilic stippling can be seen in
A:-G6 PD deficiency
B:-Metal poisoning
C:-Splenectomy
D:-Erythroblastosis foetalis
Ans: B
12:-Dehaemoglobinisation of a thick smear can be done by
A:-glacial acetic acid and tartaric acid mixture
B:-methanol
C:-distilled water
D:-(1) and (3)
Ans: D
13:-Sickle cell can be demonstrated by
A:-Scriver and Waugh method
B:-Solubility test
C:-Dithionite method
D:-All the above
Ans: D
14:-Bence Jonce proteins can be detected by
A:-Pandy's test
B:-SSA test
C:-Bradshaws test
D:-Heat and acetic acid test
Ans: C
15:-Bile pigments are detected by
A:-Rotheras test
B:-Fouckets test
C:-Hays test
D:-Benzidine test
Ans: B
16:-Urease test is positive for all except
A:-E. coli
B:-Proteus
C:-Cryptococcus
D:-Citrobacter
Ans: A
17:-In plasmodium falciparum infection, erythrocytes shows
A:-Shuffner's dot
B:-Maurer's dot
C:-Ziemann's dot
D:-James dot
Ans: B
18:-Casoni's test is related to
A:-Trichuris trichura
B:-Enterobius vermicularis
C:-Echinococcus granulosus
D:-Taenia solium
Ans: C
19:-Seitz filters are example for
A:-Asbestos
B:-Glass
C:-Membrane
D:-Candle
Ans: A
20:-The red colour of the blood is due to
A:-Myoglobin
B:-Globulin
C:-Albumin
D:-Haemoglobin
Ans: D
A:-IgG
B:-IgM
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
2:-Vandenbergh reaction is used for the estimation of
A:-Cholesterol
B:-Bilirubin
C:-Protein
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
3:-In an unstained sputum smear we can see
A:-Gushman's spirals
B:-Charcot Leyden crystals
C:-Elastic fibres
D:-All the above
Ans: D
4:-Normal concentration of sodium in blood
A:-95-110 mEq/L
B:-3-5 mEq/L
C:-130-150 mEq/L
D:-150-190 mEq/L
Ans: C
5:-Clostridium perfringes can be identified by
A:-Nagler reaction
B:-Satellite test
C:-Coagulase test
D:-String test
Ans: A
6:-Cocci that are seen in grape like clusters
A:-Staphylococcus
B:-Streptococcus
C:-Corney bacterium
D:-Cryptococcus
Ans: A
7:-Fixative that contains mercuric chloride
A:-Carnoys fluid
B:-Bouins fluid
C:-Zenkers fluid
D:-Rossman's fluid
Ans: C
8:-SGOT is increased in
A:-Myocardial infarction
B:-Viral hepatitis
C:-Toxic hepatitis
D:-All the above
Ans: D
9:-In a colorimeter, the cuvette made of __________ is used for UV range of light.
A:-Borosilicate
B:-Quartz
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
10:-RBC pipette can be used for
A:-RBC count
B:-Platelet count
C:-(1) and (2)
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
11:-Basophilic stippling can be seen in
A:-G6 PD deficiency
B:-Metal poisoning
C:-Splenectomy
D:-Erythroblastosis foetalis
Ans: B
12:-Dehaemoglobinisation of a thick smear can be done by
A:-glacial acetic acid and tartaric acid mixture
B:-methanol
C:-distilled water
D:-(1) and (3)
Ans: D
13:-Sickle cell can be demonstrated by
A:-Scriver and Waugh method
B:-Solubility test
C:-Dithionite method
D:-All the above
Ans: D
14:-Bence Jonce proteins can be detected by
A:-Pandy's test
B:-SSA test
C:-Bradshaws test
D:-Heat and acetic acid test
Ans: C
15:-Bile pigments are detected by
A:-Rotheras test
B:-Fouckets test
C:-Hays test
D:-Benzidine test
Ans: B
16:-Urease test is positive for all except
A:-E. coli
B:-Proteus
C:-Cryptococcus
D:-Citrobacter
Ans: A
17:-In plasmodium falciparum infection, erythrocytes shows
A:-Shuffner's dot
B:-Maurer's dot
C:-Ziemann's dot
D:-James dot
Ans: B
18:-Casoni's test is related to
A:-Trichuris trichura
B:-Enterobius vermicularis
C:-Echinococcus granulosus
D:-Taenia solium
Ans: C
19:-Seitz filters are example for
A:-Asbestos
B:-Glass
C:-Membrane
D:-Candle
Ans: A
20:-The red colour of the blood is due to
A:-Myoglobin
B:-Globulin
C:-Albumin
D:-Haemoglobin
Ans: D
21:-Haemoglobinopathies can be detected by doing
A:-Electrophoresis
B:-Sahli's method
C:-Flame photometer
D:-Cyan meth method
Ans: A
22:-__________ are seen in stool microscopy of an amoebic dysentry patient.
A:-Haematoidin crystals
B:-Charcot Leyden crystals
C:-Fatty acid crystals
D:-Triple phosphate crystals
Ans: B
23:-The condition where we get milky white urine
A:-Proteinuria
B:-Alkaptanuria
C:-Polyuria
D:-Chyluria
Ans: D
24:-Urinometer is used to detect
A:-pH of urine
B:-colour of urine
C:-sp. gravity of urine
D:-urobilinogen
Ans: C
25:-Total erythrocyte count is calculated by
A:- N × 1000
B:- N × 50
C:-N × 2000
D:-N × 10000
Ans: D
26:-What is the action of phenol in Hinglomann's solution?
A:-lyses the RBC
B:-stains the platelets
C:-fixes the cell
D:-prevents clotting
Ans: A
27:-ASO test is used to detect _______ bacterial infection.
A:-Staphylococcus
B:-Streptococcus
C:-Pneumococcus
D:-Salmonella
Ans: B
28:-Solution used for the preparation of grease free coverslip
A:-KOH solution
B:-Formalin and ether
C:-95% ethanol and ether
D:-70% ethanol and ether
Ans: C
29:-For detecting the hemoglobinopathies by electrophoresis we use
A:-clotted blood
B:-plasma
C:-red cell
D:-lysed red cell
Ans: D
30:-Serum complements can be inactivated at a temperature of
A:-56°C for 15 mts
B:-56°C for 30 mts
C:-37°C for 20 mts
D:-37°C for 30 mts
Ans: B
31:-Bombay blood group can be detected by
A:-Cell grouping
B:-Forward grouping
C:-Serum grouping
D:-Lewis method
Ans: C
32:-Giardia lamblia causes
A:-Traveller's diarrhoea
B:-Kala azar
C:-Hydatid cyst
D:-Malaria
Ans: A
33:-_________ is not a component of flame emission photometer.
A:-Bulb
B:-Nebulizer
C:-Flame
D:-Photodetector
Ans: A
34:-Envelope shaped crystals seen in acidic urine
A:-Calcium oxalate
B:-Triple phosphate
C:-Uric acid
D:-Cystine
Ans: A
35:-The ideal temperature of blood bank refrigeration is
A:--2 to -6°C
B:-6 - 8°C
C:-2 to 6°C
D:--2 to 2°C
Ans: C
36:-The process by which the specimen is preserved in its original condition
A:-Mounting
B:-Autolysis
C:-Clearing
D:-Fixation
Ans: D
37:-The egg of which worm is referred to as a 'Japanese Lantern'
A:-Strongyloides stercoralis
B:-Trichuris trichura
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Ancylostoma duodenale
Ans: B
38:-Germ tube test is used to confirm
A:-Cryptococcus neoformans
B:-Trichophyton
C:-Microsporum
D:-Candida Albicans
Ans: D
39:-Sodium flouride - oxalate mixture is used for doing blood sugar estimation why?
A:-enhances glycolysis
B:-prevent glycolysis
C:-preserves morphology
D:-none of the above
Ans: B
40:-Satellite test is used for the identification of
A:-S. aureus
B:-S. typhi
C:-H. influenzae
D:-Cl. perfringes
Ans: C
41:-Increased osmotic fragility is seen in
A:-Hereditary spherocytosis
B:-Iron deficiency anaemia
C:-Sickle cell anaemia
D:-Thalassemia
Ans: A
42:-Du antigen is detected by
A:-DCT
B:-ICT
C:-ABO grouping
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
43:-Normal RBC count
A:-4.5 to 6.5 millions/`"mm^3"`
B:-80 - 160 millions/ml
C:-4.5 to 6.5 lakhs /`"mm^3"`
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
44:-The dilution used for doing total sperm count
A:-1 : 100
B:-1 : 200
C:-1 : 20
D:-1 : 50
Ans: C
45:-The anticoagulant used for doing coagulation studies
A:-Oxalate
B:-EDTA
C:-Heparin
D:-Citrate
Ans: D
46:-The temperature maintained in a cryostat is
A:--10°C
B:--30°C
C:-4°C
D:--20°C
Ans: D
47:-The cellophane tape test is used to detect
A:-Enterobius vermicularis
B:-Ancylostoma duodenale
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: A
48:-Hydatid cyst is caused by
A:-Enterobius vermicularis
B:-Ancylostoma duodenale
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: D
49:-The holding period of sterilization for hot air oven
A:-160°C for 1 hr
B:-121°C for 30 mts
C:-160°C for 30 mts
D:-121°C for 1 hr
Ans: A
50:-Widal test is used to detect
A:-Jaundice
B:-Enteric fever
C:-Diphtheria
D:-Tetanus
Ans: B
51:-The metachromatic granules of corneybacterium diphtheria can be demonstrated by
A:-Tuberculin test
B:-Gram's stain
C:-Alberts stain
D:-India ink
Ans: C
52:-Eleks gel precipitation test is used for
A:-S. aureus
B:-Corneybacterium diphtheriae
C:-Cl. tetani
D:-Bacillus
Ans: B
53:-L.J. medium, Loeffler's serum slope etc are sterilized by
A:-Tyndallization
B:-Autoclave
C:-Inspissation
D:-Hot air oven
Ans: C
54:-Hospital wards and operation rooms are disinfected by
A:-UV rays
B:-X rays
C:-Gamma rays
D:-Visible light
Ans: A
55:-Example for transport medium
A:-Wilson and Blairs media
B:-TCBS
C:-Cary blair media
D:-Tellurite agar
Ans: C
56:-Benign tertian malaria is caused by
A:-Pl. falciparum
B:-Pl. ovale
C:-Pl. malariae
D:-Pl. vivax
Ans: D
57:-The method used for the estimation of T. protein
A:-Kjeldhal's method
B:-Nesslerization
C:-Salkowsky reaction
D:-Van den Bergh reaction
Ans: A
58:-The stain used for the demonstration of iron pigments
A:-Van Geison's stain
B:-Perl's stain
C:-PAS stain
D:-Masson trichrome
Ans: B
59:-The inner diameter of wintrobes tube
A:-1.5 mm
B:-3 mm
C:-2.5 mm
D:-1.5 cm
Ans: C
60:-Which is not a diluting fluid for absolute eosinophil count?
A:-Hinglemann's fluid
B:-Piolet's stain
C:-Dunger's fluid
D:-Rees Eckers fluid
Ans: D
61:-Area used for counting AEC in an improved neubauer chamber
A:-9 `"mm^2"`
B:-4 `"mm^2"`
C:-1 `"mm^2"`
D:-5 `"mm^2"`
Ans: A
62:-String test is used to identify
A:-S. aureus
B:-V. cholerae
C:-Proteus
D:-Pseudomonas
Ans: B
63:-ESR is done by
A:-Westergrons tube
B:-Wintrobes tube
C:-Esrite tube
D:-All the above
Ans: D
64:-The factor that increases the ESR
A:-presence of microcytes
B:-presence of albumin
C:-exposure to sunlight
D:-unclean tubes
Ans: C
65:-For doing LE cell test we use
A:-citrated blood
B:-oxalated blood
C:-clotted blood
D:-heparinised blood
Ans: D
66:-The chemical used to detect ketone bodies in urine
A:-Sodium nitroprusside
B:-PDAB
C:-`"H_2O_2"`
D:-Ferric chloride
Ans: A
67:-The blue colour of the benedict's reagent is due to
A:-sodium citrate
B:-copper sulphate
C:-ammonium sulphate
D:-sodium carbonate
Ans: B
68:-The condition in which CSF shows clott with 'cob-web' appearance
A:-Xanthochromia
B:-Poliomyelitis
C:-Tuberculous meningitis
D:-All the above
Ans: C
69:-The first step for the sputum smear prepared for cytological examination is
A:-Fix with ether ethyl alcohol mixture
B:-Fix with formation
C:-Papanicolaou staining
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
70:-Preservative used in pelkian India ink is
A:-lactic acid
B:-0.3% tricresol
C:-phenol
D:-none of the above
Ans: B
71:-The colour of Schiff's reagent is
A:-yellow
B:-blue
C:-pink
D:-colourless
Ans: D
72:-The bluing solution used for H & E staining
A:-1% HCl
B:-70% ethanol
C:-Tap water
D:-All the above
Ans: C
73:-The refractive index of DPX is
A:-1.38
B:-1.45
C:-1.52
D:-1.85
Ans: C
75:-The fixative used for electron microscopy
A:-potassium dichromate
B:-gluteraldehyde
C:-methyl alcohol
D:-all the above
Ans: B
76:-The normal value of cholesterol is
A:-150-250 mg%
B:-100-200 mg%
C:-250-350 mg%
D:-120-180 mg%
Ans: A
77:-The smear used for supra vital staining
A:-unstained unfixed smear
B:-fixed and stained smear
C:-fixed smear
D:-all the above
Ans: A
78:-Cysticircus bovis is the larval form of
A:-Taenia solium
B:-Taenia saginata
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: B
79:-The bullet shaped virus is
A:-Pox virus
B:-Varicella zoster
C:-Rabies virus
D:-HIV
Ans: C
80:-Lawn culture or carpet culture is used to
A:-obtain large amount of growth
B:-for preparation of antigens
C:-for ABST
D:-all the above
Ans: D
A:-Electrophoresis
B:-Sahli's method
C:-Flame photometer
D:-Cyan meth method
Ans: A
22:-__________ are seen in stool microscopy of an amoebic dysentry patient.
A:-Haematoidin crystals
B:-Charcot Leyden crystals
C:-Fatty acid crystals
D:-Triple phosphate crystals
Ans: B
23:-The condition where we get milky white urine
A:-Proteinuria
B:-Alkaptanuria
C:-Polyuria
D:-Chyluria
Ans: D
24:-Urinometer is used to detect
A:-pH of urine
B:-colour of urine
C:-sp. gravity of urine
D:-urobilinogen
Ans: C
25:-Total erythrocyte count is calculated by
A:- N × 1000
B:- N × 50
C:-N × 2000
D:-N × 10000
Ans: D
26:-What is the action of phenol in Hinglomann's solution?
A:-lyses the RBC
B:-stains the platelets
C:-fixes the cell
D:-prevents clotting
Ans: A
27:-ASO test is used to detect _______ bacterial infection.
A:-Staphylococcus
B:-Streptococcus
C:-Pneumococcus
D:-Salmonella
Ans: B
28:-Solution used for the preparation of grease free coverslip
A:-KOH solution
B:-Formalin and ether
C:-95% ethanol and ether
D:-70% ethanol and ether
Ans: C
29:-For detecting the hemoglobinopathies by electrophoresis we use
A:-clotted blood
B:-plasma
C:-red cell
D:-lysed red cell
Ans: D
30:-Serum complements can be inactivated at a temperature of
A:-56°C for 15 mts
B:-56°C for 30 mts
C:-37°C for 20 mts
D:-37°C for 30 mts
Ans: B
31:-Bombay blood group can be detected by
A:-Cell grouping
B:-Forward grouping
C:-Serum grouping
D:-Lewis method
Ans: C
32:-Giardia lamblia causes
A:-Traveller's diarrhoea
B:-Kala azar
C:-Hydatid cyst
D:-Malaria
Ans: A
33:-_________ is not a component of flame emission photometer.
A:-Bulb
B:-Nebulizer
C:-Flame
D:-Photodetector
Ans: A
34:-Envelope shaped crystals seen in acidic urine
A:-Calcium oxalate
B:-Triple phosphate
C:-Uric acid
D:-Cystine
Ans: A
35:-The ideal temperature of blood bank refrigeration is
A:--2 to -6°C
B:-6 - 8°C
C:-2 to 6°C
D:--2 to 2°C
Ans: C
36:-The process by which the specimen is preserved in its original condition
A:-Mounting
B:-Autolysis
C:-Clearing
D:-Fixation
Ans: D
37:-The egg of which worm is referred to as a 'Japanese Lantern'
A:-Strongyloides stercoralis
B:-Trichuris trichura
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Ancylostoma duodenale
Ans: B
38:-Germ tube test is used to confirm
A:-Cryptococcus neoformans
B:-Trichophyton
C:-Microsporum
D:-Candida Albicans
Ans: D
39:-Sodium flouride - oxalate mixture is used for doing blood sugar estimation why?
A:-enhances glycolysis
B:-prevent glycolysis
C:-preserves morphology
D:-none of the above
Ans: B
40:-Satellite test is used for the identification of
A:-S. aureus
B:-S. typhi
C:-H. influenzae
D:-Cl. perfringes
Ans: C
41:-Increased osmotic fragility is seen in
A:-Hereditary spherocytosis
B:-Iron deficiency anaemia
C:-Sickle cell anaemia
D:-Thalassemia
Ans: A
42:-Du antigen is detected by
A:-DCT
B:-ICT
C:-ABO grouping
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
43:-Normal RBC count
A:-4.5 to 6.5 millions/`"mm^3"`
B:-80 - 160 millions/ml
C:-4.5 to 6.5 lakhs /`"mm^3"`
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
44:-The dilution used for doing total sperm count
A:-1 : 100
B:-1 : 200
C:-1 : 20
D:-1 : 50
Ans: C
45:-The anticoagulant used for doing coagulation studies
A:-Oxalate
B:-EDTA
C:-Heparin
D:-Citrate
Ans: D
46:-The temperature maintained in a cryostat is
A:--10°C
B:--30°C
C:-4°C
D:--20°C
Ans: D
47:-The cellophane tape test is used to detect
A:-Enterobius vermicularis
B:-Ancylostoma duodenale
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: A
48:-Hydatid cyst is caused by
A:-Enterobius vermicularis
B:-Ancylostoma duodenale
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: D
49:-The holding period of sterilization for hot air oven
A:-160°C for 1 hr
B:-121°C for 30 mts
C:-160°C for 30 mts
D:-121°C for 1 hr
Ans: A
50:-Widal test is used to detect
A:-Jaundice
B:-Enteric fever
C:-Diphtheria
D:-Tetanus
Ans: B
51:-The metachromatic granules of corneybacterium diphtheria can be demonstrated by
A:-Tuberculin test
B:-Gram's stain
C:-Alberts stain
D:-India ink
Ans: C
52:-Eleks gel precipitation test is used for
A:-S. aureus
B:-Corneybacterium diphtheriae
C:-Cl. tetani
D:-Bacillus
Ans: B
53:-L.J. medium, Loeffler's serum slope etc are sterilized by
A:-Tyndallization
B:-Autoclave
C:-Inspissation
D:-Hot air oven
Ans: C
54:-Hospital wards and operation rooms are disinfected by
A:-UV rays
B:-X rays
C:-Gamma rays
D:-Visible light
Ans: A
55:-Example for transport medium
A:-Wilson and Blairs media
B:-TCBS
C:-Cary blair media
D:-Tellurite agar
Ans: C
56:-Benign tertian malaria is caused by
A:-Pl. falciparum
B:-Pl. ovale
C:-Pl. malariae
D:-Pl. vivax
Ans: D
57:-The method used for the estimation of T. protein
A:-Kjeldhal's method
B:-Nesslerization
C:-Salkowsky reaction
D:-Van den Bergh reaction
Ans: A
58:-The stain used for the demonstration of iron pigments
A:-Van Geison's stain
B:-Perl's stain
C:-PAS stain
D:-Masson trichrome
Ans: B
59:-The inner diameter of wintrobes tube
A:-1.5 mm
B:-3 mm
C:-2.5 mm
D:-1.5 cm
Ans: C
60:-Which is not a diluting fluid for absolute eosinophil count?
A:-Hinglemann's fluid
B:-Piolet's stain
C:-Dunger's fluid
D:-Rees Eckers fluid
Ans: D
61:-Area used for counting AEC in an improved neubauer chamber
A:-9 `"mm^2"`
B:-4 `"mm^2"`
C:-1 `"mm^2"`
D:-5 `"mm^2"`
Ans: A
62:-String test is used to identify
A:-S. aureus
B:-V. cholerae
C:-Proteus
D:-Pseudomonas
Ans: B
63:-ESR is done by
A:-Westergrons tube
B:-Wintrobes tube
C:-Esrite tube
D:-All the above
Ans: D
64:-The factor that increases the ESR
A:-presence of microcytes
B:-presence of albumin
C:-exposure to sunlight
D:-unclean tubes
Ans: C
65:-For doing LE cell test we use
A:-citrated blood
B:-oxalated blood
C:-clotted blood
D:-heparinised blood
Ans: D
66:-The chemical used to detect ketone bodies in urine
A:-Sodium nitroprusside
B:-PDAB
C:-`"H_2O_2"`
D:-Ferric chloride
Ans: A
67:-The blue colour of the benedict's reagent is due to
A:-sodium citrate
B:-copper sulphate
C:-ammonium sulphate
D:-sodium carbonate
Ans: B
68:-The condition in which CSF shows clott with 'cob-web' appearance
A:-Xanthochromia
B:-Poliomyelitis
C:-Tuberculous meningitis
D:-All the above
Ans: C
69:-The first step for the sputum smear prepared for cytological examination is
A:-Fix with ether ethyl alcohol mixture
B:-Fix with formation
C:-Papanicolaou staining
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
70:-Preservative used in pelkian India ink is
A:-lactic acid
B:-0.3% tricresol
C:-phenol
D:-none of the above
Ans: B
71:-The colour of Schiff's reagent is
A:-yellow
B:-blue
C:-pink
D:-colourless
Ans: D
72:-The bluing solution used for H & E staining
A:-1% HCl
B:-70% ethanol
C:-Tap water
D:-All the above
Ans: C
73:-The refractive index of DPX is
A:-1.38
B:-1.45
C:-1.52
D:-1.85
Ans: C
75:-The fixative used for electron microscopy
A:-potassium dichromate
B:-gluteraldehyde
C:-methyl alcohol
D:-all the above
Ans: B
76:-The normal value of cholesterol is
A:-150-250 mg%
B:-100-200 mg%
C:-250-350 mg%
D:-120-180 mg%
Ans: A
77:-The smear used for supra vital staining
A:-unstained unfixed smear
B:-fixed and stained smear
C:-fixed smear
D:-all the above
Ans: A
78:-Cysticircus bovis is the larval form of
A:-Taenia solium
B:-Taenia saginata
C:-Ascaris lumbricoides
D:-Echinococcus granulosus
Ans: B
79:-The bullet shaped virus is
A:-Pox virus
B:-Varicella zoster
C:-Rabies virus
D:-HIV
Ans: C
80:-Lawn culture or carpet culture is used to
A:-obtain large amount of growth
B:-for preparation of antigens
C:-for ABST
D:-all the above
Ans: D
81:-Sabourauds agar is used for the detection of
A:-Streptococcus
B:-Staphylococcus
C:-Clostridium
D:-Fungi
Ans: D
82:-Bombay blood group contain
A:-Antigen A, B and H
B:-Antibody A, B and H
C:-Antibody A and B, Antigen H
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
83:-IgE is responsible for
A:-Hypersensitivity reactions
B:-Secretory function
C:-Natural passive immunity
D:-No special function
Ans: A
84:-Which of the following is not a liver function test ?
A:-Bilirubin
B:-A.L.T.
C:-Prothrombin Time
D:-S. Creatinine
Ans: D
85:-The colour of schiffs reagent
A:-Colourless
B:-Pink
C:-Blue
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
86:-Envelope shaped crystals seen in urine sediment
A:-Cholesterol
B:-Uric acid
C:-Calcium oxalate
D:-Triple phosphate
Ans: C
87:-SGOT is also known as
A:-ALT
B:-AST
C:-ALP
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
88:-Normal CSF glucose level is
A:-80-100 mg%
B:-60-80 mg%
C:-20-40 mg%
D:-40-70 mg%
Ans: D
89:-The trophozoite of which parasite has the shape of a tennis racket ?
A:-Giardia lamblia
B:-Trichomonas
C:-Entamoeba coli
D:-Entamoeba histolytica
Ans: A
90:-The causative agent of sleeping sickness
A:-Leishmania
B:-Trypanosoma
C:-Plasmodium
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
91:-Which of the following is a cytochemical test ?
A:-Peroxidase test
B:-Alkaline phosphatase
C:-Sudan black
D:-All of the above
Ans: D
92:-Function of malachite green in L. J. medium
A:-Removes oxygen
B:-Suppress the growth of other organism
C:-1 and 2
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
93:-Tetramethyl paraphenylene diamine dihydrochloride is used to do
A:-Catalase test
B:-Oxidase test
C:-Coagulase test
D:-Urease test
Ans: B
94:-Draughtsman appearance is shown by
A:-Strep. viridians
B:-Staph. aureus
C:-Strep. pneumonia
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
95:-Diagnostic test for scarlet fever
A:-Eleks gel precipitation test
B:-Widal test
C:-CAMP test
D:-Dick test
Ans: D
96:-The serological test that shows prozone phenomenon
A:-Widal test
B:-VDRL
C:-1 and 2
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
97:-Vonkossa silver nitrate stain is used for the demonstration of
A:-Calcium
B:-Iron
C:-Carbohydrate
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
98:-Normal GFR
A:-2ml/mt
B:-5ml/sec
C:-2ml/sec
D:-5ml/mt
Ans: C
99:-Normal sodium concentration in serum
A:-80-120 mEq/L
B:-150-180 mEq/L
C:-130-150 mEq/L
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
100:-The ruled area in Thoma counting chamber is
A:-9mm²
B:-9sq.mm
C:-2mm²
D:-1mm²
Ans: D
A:-Streptococcus
B:-Staphylococcus
C:-Clostridium
D:-Fungi
Ans: D
82:-Bombay blood group contain
A:-Antigen A, B and H
B:-Antibody A, B and H
C:-Antibody A and B, Antigen H
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
83:-IgE is responsible for
A:-Hypersensitivity reactions
B:-Secretory function
C:-Natural passive immunity
D:-No special function
Ans: A
84:-Which of the following is not a liver function test ?
A:-Bilirubin
B:-A.L.T.
C:-Prothrombin Time
D:-S. Creatinine
Ans: D
85:-The colour of schiffs reagent
A:-Colourless
B:-Pink
C:-Blue
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
86:-Envelope shaped crystals seen in urine sediment
A:-Cholesterol
B:-Uric acid
C:-Calcium oxalate
D:-Triple phosphate
Ans: C
87:-SGOT is also known as
A:-ALT
B:-AST
C:-ALP
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
88:-Normal CSF glucose level is
A:-80-100 mg%
B:-60-80 mg%
C:-20-40 mg%
D:-40-70 mg%
Ans: D
89:-The trophozoite of which parasite has the shape of a tennis racket ?
A:-Giardia lamblia
B:-Trichomonas
C:-Entamoeba coli
D:-Entamoeba histolytica
Ans: A
90:-The causative agent of sleeping sickness
A:-Leishmania
B:-Trypanosoma
C:-Plasmodium
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
91:-Which of the following is a cytochemical test ?
A:-Peroxidase test
B:-Alkaline phosphatase
C:-Sudan black
D:-All of the above
Ans: D
92:-Function of malachite green in L. J. medium
A:-Removes oxygen
B:-Suppress the growth of other organism
C:-1 and 2
D:-None of the above
Ans: B
93:-Tetramethyl paraphenylene diamine dihydrochloride is used to do
A:-Catalase test
B:-Oxidase test
C:-Coagulase test
D:-Urease test
Ans: B
94:-Draughtsman appearance is shown by
A:-Strep. viridians
B:-Staph. aureus
C:-Strep. pneumonia
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
95:-Diagnostic test for scarlet fever
A:-Eleks gel precipitation test
B:-Widal test
C:-CAMP test
D:-Dick test
Ans: D
96:-The serological test that shows prozone phenomenon
A:-Widal test
B:-VDRL
C:-1 and 2
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
97:-Vonkossa silver nitrate stain is used for the demonstration of
A:-Calcium
B:-Iron
C:-Carbohydrate
D:-None of the above
Ans: A
98:-Normal GFR
A:-2ml/mt
B:-5ml/sec
C:-2ml/sec
D:-5ml/mt
Ans: C
99:-Normal sodium concentration in serum
A:-80-120 mEq/L
B:-150-180 mEq/L
C:-130-150 mEq/L
D:-None of the above
Ans: C
100:-The ruled area in Thoma counting chamber is
A:-9mm²
B:-9sq.mm
C:-2mm²
D:-1mm²
Ans: D