1、Part 1 Single Best Choice Questions (401 point=40 pts)Instruction: (1) Mark the letter that corresponds to the right answer in the formatted ANSWER SHEET with 2B PENCIL. Since the marks are read by computer, answers in this question sheet will not be collected. (2) For one question, only one letter
2、is permitted to be darkened, otherwise, it will be recognize as wrong by the computer. (3) Do not forget to mark your student ID number and write in your name.1. Bacteria that lack cell walls and do not synthesize the precursors of peptidoglycan are calledA. Spirochetes B. ChlamydiaeC. MycoplasmasD.
3、 L formsE. Bacilli2. Each of the following is a typical property of obligate anaerobe EXCEPTA. They generate energy by using the cytochrome systemB. They grow best in the absence of airC. They lack superoxide dismutaseD. They lack catalaseE. Tetanus is caused by a typical obligate anaerobe3. . Which
4、 one of the following agents lacks nucleic acid?A. BacteriaB. VirusesC. ViroidsD. PrionsE. Protozoa 4. Which one of the following most correctly describes vaccines containing live, attenuated (weaken) pathogens?A. Pathogen does not multiply in human hostsB. They provide extended, sometimes life-long
5、 immunityC. There is no possibility for reversion to pathogenic formD. They provide little cell-mediated immunityE. They are administered by injection5. Each of the following statements concerning the killing of bacteria is correct EXCEPTA. A 70% solution of ethanol kills more effectively than absol
6、ute (100%) ethanolB. An autoclave uses steam under pressure to reach the killing temperature of 121 oCC. The pasteurization of milk kills pathogens but allows many organisms and spores to surviveD. Iodine kills by causing the formation of thymine dimers in the bacterial DNAE. Ultraviolet is widely u
7、sed to disinfect the air of a room6. A patient presents with severe colitis associated with an overgrowth of Clostridium difficile (艰难梭菌 ) in the lower bowel. The most likely cause of this condition is A. botulinum food poisoningB. a stomach ulcerC. a compromised immune systemD. abtibiotic therapyE.
8、 mechanical blockage of the large intestine7. The growth rate of bacteria during the exponential phase of growth is A. ZeroB. IncreasingC. ConstantD. DecreasingE. Negative8. A principal criterion for the diagnosis of meningococcal meningitis is observation of bacteria in a sample of A. urineB. spina
9、l fluidC. salivaD. throat swabE. sputum9. Each of the following statements concerning peptidoglycan is correct EXCEPTA. It has a backbone composed of alternating units of muramic acid and acetylglucosamineB. Cross-links between the tetrapeptides involve D-alanineC. It is thinner in gram-positive tha
10、n in gram-negative cells D. It can be degraded by lysozymeE. It can be degraded by penicillin10. Each of the following is a typical property of obligate anaerobe EXCEPTA. They generate energy by using the cytochrome systemB. They grow best in the absence of airC. They lack superoxide dismutaseD. The
11、y lack catalaseE. Tetanus is caused by a typical obligate anaerobe11. The effects of antibody on bacteria include each of the following EXCEPTA. Lysis of gram-negative bacteria in conjunction with complementB. Augmentation of phagocytosisC. Increase in the frequency of lysogenyD. Inhibition of adher
12、ence of bacteria to mucosal surfacesE. Neutralize exotoxins12. Each of the following statements concerning exotoxins is correct EXCEPTA. Exotoxins are polypeptidesB. Exotoxins are more easily inactivated by heat than are endotoxinsC. Exotoxins are less toxic than the same amount of endotoxinsD. Exot
13、oxins can be converted to toxoidsE. Exotoxins are usually composed of two subunits including binding subunit and active subunit13. Each of the following statements concerning the killing of bacteria is correct EXCEPTA. A 70% solution of ethanol kills more effectively than absolute (100%) ethanolB. A
14、n autoclave uses steam under pressure to reach the killing temperature of 121 oCC. The pasteurization of milk kills pathogens but allows many organisms and spores to surviveD. Iodine kills by causing the formation of thymine dimers in the bacterial DNAE. Ultraviolet is widely used to disinfect the a
15、ir of a room14. Each of the following statements concerning the normal flora is correct EXCEPTA. The normal flora of the colon consists predominantly of anaerobic bacteriaB. The presence of the normal flora prevents certain pathogens from colonizing the upper respiratory tractC. Fungi, eg, yeasts, a
16、re not members of the normal floraD. Organisms of the normal flora are permanent residents of the body surfacesE. Normal flora may occasionally cause diseases15. The growth rate of bacteria during the exponential phase of growth is A. ZeroB. IncreasingC. ConstantD. DecreasingE. Nagtive 16. Which of
17、the following statements regarding virus character is true?AViruses replicate by binary fission BAll RNA viruses are spherical in shapeCHelical nucleocapsids are found with single-stranded DNA viruses DSome viruses with DNA genomes contain a primitive nucleus.EViral surface proteins protect the vira
18、l genome from nucleases17. A 40-year-old woman is diagnosed with cervical cancer. This cancer is common worldwide and has a sexually transmitted viral etiology. The causative agents of human cervical cancer include: A. HCVB. HBVC. HIV D. HPV, low-risk types 6 and 16.E. HPV, high-risk types 16 and 18
19、.18. Which one of the following viruses possesses an RNA genome that is infectious when purified?A. Influenza virusB. PoliovirusC. PapillomavirusComment a1: 这样的题离实际有点远D. Measles virusE. Rotavirus19. Which of the following descriptions about endocytosis in viral entry is true: A. host plasma membrane
20、 surrounds whole virion and forms a vesicleB. host plasma membrane surrounds only viral protein coat and forms a vesicleC. host plasma membrane surrounds only viral nucleic acid and forms a vesicleD. viral spikes fuse with host plasma membraneE. host plasma membrane surrounds only viral spikes and f
21、orms a vesicle20. The type-specific antigen (A, B, or C) of influenza viruses is found on which viral constituent?A. HemagglutininB. NeuraminidaseC. NucleocapsidD. Polymerase complexE. Major nonstructural protein21. Which of the following can be used to quantitate the infectious titer of viruses?A.
22、Electron microscopyB. Polymerase chain reactionC. Plaque assayD. Enzyme immunoassayE. Hemagglutination22. A middle-aged man complained of acute onset of fever, nausea, and pain in the right upper abdominal quadrant. There was jaundice, and dark urine had been observed several days earlier. A laborat
23、ory test was positive for HAV IgM antibody. The physician can tell the patient that A. He probably acquired the infection from a recent blood transfusionB. He does not need to worry about to develop chronic hepatitis.C. There is less possibility to transmit the infection to family members by person-
24、to-person spread for up to 2 weeks. D. He will be resistant to infection with hepatitis B.E. He will be at high risk of developing hepatocellular carcinoma23. The presence in neurons of eosinophilic cytoplasmic inclusion bodies, called Negri bodies, is characteristic of which of the following centra
25、l nervous system infections?A. Herpes virus infectionB. RabiesC. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE)D. New variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob diseaseE. Postvaccinal encephalitis24. When HSV is not active in the body, what happens to it?A. It lies dormant in the liver.B. It lies dormant inside nerve ce
26、lls.C. It is eliminated from the body.D. It lies dormant in the lung.E. None of the above.25. Ebola virus is highly virulent to humans. The following facts are correct except: A. Studying live virus needs BSL-2 to BSL-4 ( biosafety laboratory).B. The virus may be transmitted by direct contact of bod
27、y fluid among humans.C. The virus may be transmitted from bat to humans.D. The virus can cause hemorrhage and high fever.E. The virus is filament shaped.26. Killing of liver cells infected with HBV is primarily caused by: A. Shut-off of cellular protein synthesis.B. Degradation (降解) of cellular mRNA
28、. C. Attack by cytotoxic T lymphocytes directed against HBV antigens.D. Cellular genome rearrangement and deletion induced by HBV infection.E. None of the above.27. Infectious BSE (bovine spongiform encephalitis) agent can be detected in amyloid plaques (淀粉样蛋白斑) in infected brains of cows. Which of
29、the following descriptions regarding its nucleic acid types is correct?A. Negative-sense, single-stranded RNA.B. No detectable nucleic acid. C. DNA copy of RNA genome, integrated in mitochondrial DNA.D. Single-stranded, circular DNA.E. Small interfering RNA, smallest known infectious RNA. 28. The “a
30、symptomatic period” following the initial acute HIV-1 infection is characterized by:A. High levels of HIV replication in lymphoid tissue.B. High levels of HIV replication in peripheral T cells.C. Inability of the immune system to respond to antigen stimulation.D. Absence of detectable HIV genomes or
31、 mRNA in peripheral T cells.E. High levels of free virus in the blood.29. The following viruses are highly associated with carcinogenesis, except:A. HTLVB. HBVC. HCVD. HPVE. HEV30. Both Burkitt lymphoma and infectious mononucleosis are caused by what virus? A. Cytomegalovirus B. Epstein-Barr virus C
32、. Varicella-zoster virus D. Herpes simplex-1E. Adenovirus31. Which of the following components are found in the cell walls of gram-positive bacteria but not gram-negative bacteria?A. PeptidoglycanB. LipopolysaccharideC. LipoproteinsD. Teichoic acidE. Outer membrane32. Which one of the following stat
33、ements concerning plasmids is true?A. All plasmids can be transferred between bacteria by conjugationB. Much of the information coded in the plasmid is essential to the survival of the bacterial cellC. Resistance plasmids carry genes for antibiotic resistanceD. Resistance plasmids cannot be transfer
34、red to other bacterial cellsE. Plasmids lack an origin of replication33. A 48-old woman presented at the emergency room complaining of urinary urgency (尿急) and waist pain. Microscopic examination of a urine sample revealed ram-negative rods. Prior to initiation of antibiotics therapy, she abruptly d
35、eveloped fever and chills. Hypotension (low blood pressure) and hyperventilation rapidly followed. These observations suggest that the patient is responding to the release of bacterialA. collagenaseB. exotoxinC. hyaluronidaseD. lipopolysaccharideE. peptidoglycan34. Most microorganisms pathogenic for
36、 humans grow best in the laboratory when cultures are incubated atA. 15 20 oCB. 20 30 oCC. 30 37 oCD. 38 50 oCE. 50 55 oC35. The form of genetic exchange in which donor DNA is introduced to the recipient by a bacterial virus isA. TransformationB. ConjugationC. TransductionD. Transfection （转染）E. Muta
37、tion36. Each of the following statements concerning endotoxins is correct EXCEPTA. Endotoxins are more stable on heating than exotoxinsB. Endotoxins bind to specific cell receptors, whereas exotoxins do notC. Endotoxins are part of the bacterial cell wall, whereas exotoxins are notD. Endotoxins are
38、less toxic than exotoxins of the same weight amountE. The toxic component of endotoxins is lipid A37. Which of the following is appropriate to determine the etiologic diagnosis of infection?A. Culture and identification of the agentB. PCR detection of pathogen-specific genes in patients specimensC.
39、Demonstration of a meaningful antibody or cell-mediated immune response to an infectious agentD. Morphologic identification of the agent in stains of specimens or sections of tissues by light or electron microscopyE. All of the above38. The growth rate of bacteria during the exponential phase of gro
40、wth is A. ZeroB. IncreasingC. ConstantD. DecreasingE. Negative39. Which of the following statements is true? A. Mycobacterium tuberculosis produces a lipopolysaccharide.B. Rickettsia and Shigella sonnei are both members of the EnterobacteriacaeC. Enterobacteriaceae do not cause opportunistic infecti
41、ons.D. Helicobacter pylori can cause stomach ulcersE. Pathogens never carry out autolysis (self digestion) this is one of the reasons they are so virulent.40. Clostridium tetani grows in a/an _ environment. A. acidic B. anaerobic C. high oxygen D. aerobic E. high osmoticPart II Blank Filling (20 bla
42、nks 1 point=20 pts )Instruction: Write the answers in the answer sheets. You do not need to rewrite the questions in the answer sheets, just write the answer after the question number. 1.Basic structure of virus includes _, Polymerases and _; Special structure of virus includes _ and _.2. In a bacte
43、rium cell, there are several genetic materials, including _,_,and _. 3. Some bacteria can be transmitted through sexual route. They are _, _, and _. 4. The general steps in viral replication cycles are: (1) _, _, and _. (2) _. (3) assembly and _5. Please list 5 viral pathogens that may cause sexuall
44、y-transmitted infections (STI) _ _, _ _, _ _, _, and _ .Part III Answer the following questions briefly (55 point=25 pts)Instruction: (1) Write the answers in the answer sheets. You do not need to rewrite the questions in the answer sheets, just write the answer after the question number. (2) A conc
45、ise answer to exactly meet the question is preferable, for example, give a list of the key points. You dont need to write an essay.1. Staphylociccus aureus produces various virulent factors including enzymes and toxins that cause injuries and diseases in human beings. Please write at least five of t
46、hese virulent factors.2. Tetanus is caused by clostridium tetani when an open deep injury happens.if there is someone with an injury, what should we do to prevent tetanus?3. Please analyze the possible mechanisms for influenza virus antigenic shift and the outcomes.4. Describe the types of hepatitis
47、 viruses, transmission routes and the relation with HCC.5. Depict the common infection characteristics for herpes viruses by examples, please.Part Case Questions (7pts+8pts=15pts)Instruction: (1) Write the answers in the answer sheets. You do not need to rewrite the questions in the answer sheets, j
48、ust write the answer after the question number. (2) A concise answer to exactly meet the question is preferable.1. Please describe the differences of attenuated vaccines and killed vaccines in terms of the inoculation methods, inoculation times, protective period, antibody types, and storage. (7pts)2. Please explain the clinical significance of HBV serologic markes in patients with hepatitis.(8pts)
