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- Packages
- Chains
- Single cells
+ Bunches of grapes
121. Disputes forms
+ Causative agent of botulism
- Typhoid bacillus
- E. coli
- Vibrio cholerae
122. Gram-negative bacteria are stained:
- Methylene blue
- Gentian violet
Magenta +
- Lugol solution
123. In the form of bales or packages are
located:
+ Sartsiny
- Miktokokki
- Staphylococci
- Streptococci
124. The rod-shaped are:
- Spirillum
- Sartsiny
+ Bacteria
- Spirochetes
125. To obligate anaerobes include:
- Vibrio cholerae
Clostridium botulinum +
- Meningococcus
- Measles virus
126. Preserving the environment is:
- IPA
- BCH
+ Glycerin mixture
- Peptone water
127. Bacteriological method is used to
diagnose:
- Hepatitis A
- Influenza
- Measles
+ Cholera
128. For simple environments include:
- IPA
Saline +
- Endo Agar
- Wednesday, Levin
129. According to the type of food the
bacteria are divided into:
- Lofotrihii
+ saprophytes
- Anaerobes
- Dpilobakterii
130. P type respiratory germs are divided:
+ Optional
- Diplokokki
- Heterotrophs
- Streptococci
131. By the nature of power sharing germs:
- Aerobic
- Anaerobes
- Spirillum
+ Heterotrophs
132. For complex environments include:
- IPA
- BCH
+ Medium Endo
- saline
133. A soil transmitted infections:
- ARD
- measles
- rabies
+ Botulism
134. The source of infection is:
- water
- air
+ Dirty hands
- Sick animals
135. By the zoonotic infections include:
- flu
FMD +
- Cholera
- Shigellosis
136. anthroponotic infections include:
+ Shigellosis
- rabies
- glanders
- Salmonellosis
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137. After the water is passed:
- Hepatitis C
- malaria
- measles
+ Typhoid
138. The mechanism of transmission is:
- Contact-household
- contact
- Food
+ Water
139. exotoxin released pathogens:
- Influenza
- ARD
Diphtheria +
- Dysentery
140. anthroponotic infections include:
- Anthrax
- glanders
- Foot and mouth disease
+ Measles
141. Through the air is passed:
- tetanus
- rabies
+ Measles
- Ehsherihioza
142. The source of infection are:
- linens
+ Lice
- Toys
- Bacillicarrier
143. The mechanism of transmission is:
- Food
- sexual
- Airborne dust
+ Transmissible
144. By the bacteria are pathogens:
- Influenza
+ Salmonellosis
- Measles
g) Malaria
145. anthroponotic infections include:
- brucellosis
- rabies
+ Scarlet fever
- Leishmaniasis
146. Pathogenicity - the ability to:
+ Cause infectious process
- Sensitize the body
- To break down glucose
- Break down
147. The mechanism of transmission is:
- Parenteral
+ Airborne
- sexual
- water
148. After the soil is passed:
+ Actinomycoses
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C
- typhoid fever
149. transmissible transmitted by:
- flu
- angina
- diphtheria
+ Ebola
150. After the food is passed:
- malaria
- measles
- flu
+ Salmonellosis
151. Direct contact is transmitted:
- scarlet fever
- diphtheria
- Salmonellosis
Syphilis +
152. By the bacterial infections include:
- flu
- Giardiasis
- hepatitis A
+ Diphtheria
153. exotoxin release:
- E. coli
- Salmonella
+ Tetanus spores
- Foot and mouth disease virus
154. spirochetes cause:
- typhoid fever
Syphilis +
- flu
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- meningitis
155. Antibiotics produce:
+ Mushrooms
- Pinworms
- Ticks
g) Mosquitoes
156. chemotherapeutic agents include:
+ Antibiotics
- Vaccine
- Serum
- tuberculin
157. antibiotics include:
+ Penicillin
- Glucose
- Rivanola
- Analginum
158. Viruses cause:
- syphilis
+ Measles
- typhoid fever
- typhus
159. Viruses cause:
Polio +
- Cholera
- Anthrax
- Paratyphoid A
160 simply calls:
- Foot and mouth disease
- Diphtheria
- flu
+ Malaria
161. Mushrooms cause:
+ Mycotoxicoses
- Dysentery
- glanders
- Malaria
162 Method of production of phages are:
- Powders
+ Tablet
- ointment
- Broth
163. Nature phages are:
- Mushrooms
- Bacteria
+ Virus
- Simple
164. Natural active immunity is produced as
a result of:
- Administration of the vaccine
+ Myocardial disease
- The introduction of tetanus toxoid
- The introduction of immunoglobulin
165. Natural active immunity is produced as
a result of:
- The introduction of serum
- The introduction of antibiotics
+ Myocardial disease
- Recurrent infection
166. Natural passive immunity is produced
as a result of:
+ Production of antibodies through the
placenta from mother
- Conducting a bacteriophage
- The introduction of serum
- This illness
167. Artificial passive immunity is produced
by the introduction of:
- Diphtheria toxoid
+ diphtheria serum
- Tuberculin
- Bifikol
168. To place a serological test laboratory
material is used:
- Feces
- urine
- bile
+ Blood
169. Artificial active immunity is developed
after the introduction:
- Tuberculin
- Bifikol
BCG +
- Penicillin
170. For the diagnosis of intestinal
infections, laboratory material is used:
- urine
- Cerebrospinal fluid
- sputum
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