Microbiology 250 Final Exam Questions with
Complete Solutions for Exam Preparation
• Malaria is transmitted by - -✓anopheles’ mosquito's
• A vaccine: - -✓completes the afferent branch of the immune response
• the sexually transmitted disease agent is: - -✓herpes simplex type II
• tinea pedis (athlete's foot) can be caused by - -✓a and b/ trichophyton species and
epidermophyton species
• delayed-type hypersensitivity T cells are - -✓CD4+
• which are the cytotoxic lymphocytes? - -✓CD8+ T cells
• Histoplasma capsulatum is an - -✓systemic mycosis
• an intestinal parasite often associated with cats and fetal damage in humans is - -✓toxoplasma
gondii
• oral thrush is caused by - -✓candida albicans
• coccidioides immitis infections are limited to what region of the US? - -✓Southwestern United
States (Sonoran Zone)
• yeast vaginitis is caused by - -✓candida albicans
, • most fungi - -✓feed on dead and decaying material (saprophytes)
• Schistosoma species go through a developmental stage in - -✓water snails
• the organism that causes Water House Friderichsen Syndrome is - -✓Neisseria Meningitidis
• Tinea cruris - -✓fungal infection of the crotch
• tinea corporis - -✓is a fungal infection of the body
• at body temperature (98.6F or 37 C) many pathogenic fungi are often - -✓yeasts
• premunition is - -✓innate resistance to disease
• a mixed infection occurs when - -✓two or more organisms are involved in the infection
• the organism that causes rice water stool (massive diarrhea) is - -✓vibrio cholerae
• autumnal fever( leptospirosis) is caused by - -✓leptospira interrogans
• the basic molecules of life are - -✓nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates and lipids
• antibody enhanced phagocytes is called - -✓opsonization
• the antibody class that causes anaphylactic (type 1) hypersensitivities is - -✓IgE
• conjugation is - -✓a gene moves through a sex pilus
Complete Solutions for Exam Preparation
• Malaria is transmitted by - -✓anopheles’ mosquito's
• A vaccine: - -✓completes the afferent branch of the immune response
• the sexually transmitted disease agent is: - -✓herpes simplex type II
• tinea pedis (athlete's foot) can be caused by - -✓a and b/ trichophyton species and
epidermophyton species
• delayed-type hypersensitivity T cells are - -✓CD4+
• which are the cytotoxic lymphocytes? - -✓CD8+ T cells
• Histoplasma capsulatum is an - -✓systemic mycosis
• an intestinal parasite often associated with cats and fetal damage in humans is - -✓toxoplasma
gondii
• oral thrush is caused by - -✓candida albicans
• coccidioides immitis infections are limited to what region of the US? - -✓Southwestern United
States (Sonoran Zone)
• yeast vaginitis is caused by - -✓candida albicans
, • most fungi - -✓feed on dead and decaying material (saprophytes)
• Schistosoma species go through a developmental stage in - -✓water snails
• the organism that causes Water House Friderichsen Syndrome is - -✓Neisseria Meningitidis
• Tinea cruris - -✓fungal infection of the crotch
• tinea corporis - -✓is a fungal infection of the body
• at body temperature (98.6F or 37 C) many pathogenic fungi are often - -✓yeasts
• premunition is - -✓innate resistance to disease
• a mixed infection occurs when - -✓two or more organisms are involved in the infection
• the organism that causes rice water stool (massive diarrhea) is - -✓vibrio cholerae
• autumnal fever( leptospirosis) is caused by - -✓leptospira interrogans
• the basic molecules of life are - -✓nucleic acids, proteins, carbohydrates and lipids
• antibody enhanced phagocytes is called - -✓opsonization
• the antibody class that causes anaphylactic (type 1) hypersensitivities is - -✓IgE
• conjugation is - -✓a gene moves through a sex pilus
