BVMT-403: Virology

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1) What is a step in viral replication?

a) Cell division

b) Attachment and entry

c) Protein synthesis

d) DNA repair

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2) What is a technique for virus detection?

a) Blood glucose tes

b) PCR

c) Urine dipstick

d) ECG

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3) What is a historical milestone in virology?

a) Discovery of penicillin

b)Discovery of smallpox vaccine

c) Discovery of insulin

d) Discovery of antibiotics

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4) What is a case study example of a viral outbreak?

a) Tuberculosis

b)Ebola

c) Malaria

d) Cholera

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5) What is a method for virus identification?

a) Stool culture

b) Serological testing

c) Blood glucose

d) Urine pH

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6) What is a purpose of measuring viral load?

a) Diagnose diabetes

b) Quantify virus in blood

c) Measure glucose

d) Assess sputum bacteria

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7) What is a vaccination strategy?

a) No immunization

b) Vaccine-induced immunity

c) Antibiotic use

d) Low hygiene

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8) What is a scope of virology?

a) Study of fungi

b) Study of viral diseases

c) No clinical relevance

d) Focus on bacteria

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9) What is a viral replication process?

a) No host cell use

b) Genome replication

c) No protein synthesis

d) Direct cell division

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10) What is a viral immune evasion tactic?

a) Increased antibody

b) Antigen variation

c) No immune impact

d) Host repair

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11)What is a viral disease example?

a) Hypertension

b) Hepatitis C

c) Arthritis

d) Diabetes

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12)What is a diagnostic method for viruses?

a) Blood pressure

b) RT-PCR

c) Urine culture

d) ECG

None

13)What measures viral load?

a) Blood culture

b) Quantitative PCR

c) Stool examination

d) ECG

None

14)What is a quality control in virology?

a) No calibration

b) Use of controls

c) Manual counting

d) Low magnification

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15 )What is a public health measure for viruses?

a) No hygiene

b) Hand washing

c) High fat diet

d) Low exercise

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16 )What is a historical event in virology?

a) antibiotics

b) Polio vaccine development

c) Discovery of insulin

d)Discovery of aspirin

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17 )What is a viral infection mechanism?

a) No receptor use

b) Receptor-mediated entry

c) No replication

d) Glucose synthesis

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18 )What is a viral outbreak example?

a) Tuberculosis

b) SARS

c) Malaria

d)Cholera

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19 )What is a virus identification method?

a) Stool culture

b) Immunofluorescence

c) Blood glucose

d) Urine pH

None

20 )What is a purpose of viral load testing?

a) Diagnose diabetes

b) Monitor disease progression

c) Measure glucose

d) Assess sputum bacteria

None

21 )What is a vaccination example?

a) No vaccine

b) Measles vaccine

c) Antibiotic use

d) Low hygiene

None

22 )What is a viral resistance factor?

a) No mutation

b) Point mutations

c) Increased immunity

d)Antibiotic use

None

23 )What is a scope of virology?

a) Study of parasites

b) Study of viral pathogenesis

c) INo clinical relevance

d) Focus on fungi

None

24 )What is a viral replication process?

a) No host cell

b) Assembly and release

c) No protein synthesis

d) Direct division

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25 ) What is a viral pathogenesis mechanism?

a) No cell damage

b) Cell destruction

c) No immune response

d) Glucose production

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26 ) What is a viral disease example?

a) Arthritis

b) HIV/AIDS

c) Hypertension

d) Diabetes

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27 ) What is a virus identification technique?

a) Stool microscopy

b) Antibody detection

c) Blood glucose

d) Urine pH

None

28 ) What is an antiviral agent example?

a) Antibiotic

b) Zidovudine

c) Antifungal

d) Insulin

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29 ) What is a public health measure for viruses?

a) No hygiene

b) Sanitation

c) High fat diet

d) Low exercise

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30 ) WWhat is a virus classification basis?

a) Cell type

b)Nucleic acid type

c) Host size

d) Shape only

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31 ) What is a viral infection mechanism?

a) No receptor

b)Endocytosis

c) No replication

d) Glucose synthesis

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32 ) What is a viral outbreak example?

a)Tuberculosis

b)COVID-19

c) Malaria

d) Cholera

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33 ) What is a virus identification method?

a) Stool culture

b) Western blot

c) Blood glucose

d) Urine pH

None

34 ) What is a quality control practice in virology?

a) No standards

b) Sample validation

c) Manual counting

d) Low magnification

None

35 ) What is a public health measure for viruses?

a) No intervention

b) Mass vaccination

c) High sugar intake

d) Low exercise

None

36 ) What is a viral replication process?

a) No host cell

b) Transcription

c) No protein synthesis

d) Direct division

None

37 ) What is a virology technique?

a) Blood glucose

b) Virus isolation

c) No protein synthesis

d) ECG

None

38 ) What is a viral immune evasion tactic?

a) Increased antibody

b) Immune modulation

c) No impact

d) Host repair

None

39 ) What is a viral disease example?

a) Hypertension

b) Herpes simplex

c) Arthritis

d) Diabetes

None

40 ) What is a case study of a viral outbreak?

a) Blood culture

b) Quantitative RT-PCR

c) Stool examination

d) ECG

None

41 ) What is a quality control in virology?

a) No calibration

b) Use of standards

c) Manual counting

d) Low magnification

None

42 ) What is a vaccine development strategy?

a) No antigen

b) Use of mRNA technology

c) No immunization

d) Antibiotic use

None

43 ) What is a historical event in virology?

a) antibiotics

b) Smallpox eradication

c) Discovery of insulin

d) Discovery of aspirin

None

44 ) What is a viral replication step?

a) No entry

b) Release of virions

c) No assembly

d) Direct division

None

45 ) What is a viral immune evasion strategy?

a) No evasion

b) Interferon suppression

c) Increased antibodies

d) Host repair

None

46 ) What is a diagnostic technique for viruses?

a) Blood pressure

b) ELISA

c) Urine culture

d) ECG

None

47 ) What is a quality control practice in virology?

a) No standards

b) Reagent validation

c) Manual counting

d) Low magnification

None

48 ) What is a viral resistance factor?

a) No mutation

b) Target site mutation

c) Increased immunity

d) Antibiotic use

None

49 ) What is a virus structure feature?

a) No capsid

b) Protein coat

c) Endoplasmic reticulum

d) Mitochondrion

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50 ) What is a virology technique?

a) Blood glucose

b) Cell culture

c) Urine dipstick

d) ECG

None

51 ) What is a viral immune evasion tactic?

a) Increased immunity

b) Antigen variation

c) No impact

d) Host repair

None

52 ) What is a virus identification technique?

a) Stool microscopy

b) Western blot

c) Blood glucose

d) Urine pH

None

53 ) What is a quality control in virology?

a) No calibration

b) Positive controls

c) Manual counting

d) Low magnification

None

54 ) What is a vaccination example?

a) No vaccine

b) nfluenza vaccine

c) Antibiotic use

d) Low hygiene

None

55 ) What is a historical milestone in virology?

a) Discovery of penicillin

b) First antiviral drug

c) Discovery of insulin

d) Discovery of antibiotics

None

56 ) What is a viral replication step?

a) No entry

b) Uncoating

c) No assembly

d) Direct division

None

57 ) What is a viral outbreak example?

a) Tuberculosis

b) Ebola

c) Malaria

d) Cholera

None

58 ) What measures viral load?

a) Blood culture

b) Real-time PCR

c) Stool examination

d) ECG

None

59 ) What is a vaccine development strategy?

a) No antigen

b) Use of attenuated viruses

c) No immunization

d) Antibiotic use

None

60 ) What is a viral resistance mechanism?

a) No mutation

b) Gene mutations

c) Increased immunity

d) Antibiotic use

None

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