A Contraindicated

B Double dilution

C Half dilution

D Dose double

A Staphylococcus epidermidis

B Staphylococcus aureus

C Staphylococcus saprophyticus

D Enterococcus

A Black colonies

B Dimorphic fungi

C Amphotericin B used for treatment

D Causes fulminant infections in immunocompromised patients

A E coli

B Shigella flexneri

C Pseudomonas

D None

A Staphylococcus

B Leptospira

C Campylobacter

D Tuberculosis

A Measles

B Tetanus

C HIV/AIDS

D Rabies

A Ziehl-Neelsen stain

B Kin young stain

C Auramine-Rhodamine stain

D Giemsa stain

A Type 1 is responsible for most epidemics

B Very difficult to eliminate type 1

C Type 1 is responsible for vaccine paralytic poliomyelitis

D Type 1 most commonly responsible with paralysis

A Immune response

B Phagocytosis

C Liberation of histamine

D Destruction of old erythrocytes

A Spirochaetes

B Leptospira

C Borrelia

D All of the above