2. A vaccine that contains microbes that have been treated with
chemicals, radiation, heat, or some other method that does not
destroy the organism but doesn’t let it replicate is called
Inactivated
Attenuated
Toxoid
Conjugate
4.When no zone is seen around an antibiotic disc being used for
identification purposes, this generally means that the microbe is
_____________ to the antibiotic.
Resistant
Pathogenic
Sensitive
Neutral
7. Any clear zone of inhibition around an antibiotic disc being
used for identification is a clear indication that the organism is
sensitive to the antibiotic.
True
False
9. The _________ test involves using rabbit plasma as a reagent
and its results are determined by observation of thickening of the
medium.
Catalase
Oxidase
Coagulase
Peroxidase
13. Characteristics of an ideal antimicrobial drug include all
EXCEPT
Toxic to the specific microbe but
nontoxic to the host
Readily delivered to the site of
infection
Does not lead to the development of
antimicrobial resistance
Easy to administer but able to
reach the infectious agent anywhere in the body
All of the answers are correct
2. It is attenuated. In attenuated vaccine the pathogen is not destroyed, instead of that the virulance is reduced and its replication is brought down. In toxoids modified toxin is used. In inactivated vaccine killed pathogen is used.
4. Resistant. The zone that from around disc is called inhibition zone. It's the place where microorganism doesn't grow. If no zone is there means the antibiotic is not good for preventing the growth of microorganism and the microorganism is resistant to antibiotic.
7. True. If zone of inhibition is there it shows that the microrganism cannot grow there. This means that microorganism is sensitive.
9. It's coagulase test.
13. All of the answers are correct. Antimicrobial drug is to kill the pathogen. They should be non toxic to host and they should be free of antimicrobial resistance.
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