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Immunity MCQs for MDCAT Practice

Biology section, Immunity chapter. Sample questions from past PMC papers.

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  1. Question 1
    Which of the following diseases can be prevented through vaccination?
    • A.AIDS and Cancer
    • B.Malaria and AIDS
    • C.Typhoid and Cancer
    • D.Measles and Mumps
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  2. Question 2
    Pathogens inside the body are killed by:
    • A.Antibodies
    • B.Immune system Cells
    • C.Interferon
    • D.All of these
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  3. Question 3
    In case of snake bite venom, passive immunity is produced by antitoxins, so the serum is called:
    • A.Antivenom serum
    • B.Antiserum
    • C.Passive immunity serum
    • D.Anti snake serum
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  4. Question 4
    B.C.G vaccines are usually given to:
    • A.Children
    • B.Adults
    • C.Special populations
    • D.All of the above
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  5. Question 5
    ___________ are Y-shaped proteins that circulate through blood stream and bind to specific antigens thereby attacking microbes:
    • A.Haemoglobin
    • B.Antibodies
    • C.Interferons
    • D.Myoglobin
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  6. Question 6
    If you suspect a major deficiency of antibodies in a person, to which of the following would you look for confirmatory evidence?
    • A.Haemocytes
    • B.Serum globulins
    • C.Fibrinogen in plasma
    • D.Serum albumins
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  7. Question 7
    Discriminate between normal health and diseases.
    • A.Normal health is the ability to perform daily activities, while disease is the inability to do so.
    • B.Normal health is the absence of disease, while disease is the presence of pathogens in the body.
    • C.Normal health is a state of complete physical well-being, while disease is a state of mental illness only.
    • D.Normal health is the absence of all symptoms, while disease is the presence of any symptom.
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  8. Question 8
    In higher vertebrates, the immune system can distinguish self-cells and non-self. If this property is lost due to genetic abnormality and it attacks self cells, then it leads to:
    • A.Autoimmune disease
    • B.Active immunity
    • C.Allergic response
    • D.Graft rejection
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