Biology Practice: Diseases and First Aid (Mock Test 3 - Advanced Mechanisms)
1. 'Active Immunity' is a type of immunity where the body:
2. Which of the following describes the mechanism of an 'Allergy'?
3. 'Pasteurization' is a process used to kill germs in milk by:
4. The BCG vaccine is administered to provide immunity against which disease?
5. 'Vector-borne' transmission refers to diseases spread by:
6. In the case of 'Fracture', why is a Splint applied before moving the patient?
7. 'Passive Immunity' is obtained by a newborn baby from its mother through:
8. Which of the following is a symptom of 'Inflammation' during an infection?
9. 'Zoonotic' diseases are those that are transmitted from:
10. What is the main purpose of 'Quarantine' during an outbreak?
11. A 'Disinfectant' differs from an 'Antiseptic' because a disinfectant is:
12. 'Megaloblastic Anaemia' is caused by the deficiency of Vitamin B12 and ________.
13. In 'C.P.R.' (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), the first aider performs chest compressions to:
14. 'Antigens' are substances (like germs) that trigger the body to produce:
15. 'Beriberi' is a deficiency disease that affects the nervous system. It is caused by the lack of:
16. 'Fomites' are inanimate objects (like towels or door handles) that:
17. Which component of First Aid is essential for a patient who has suffered a 'Sunstroke'?
18. 'Asymptomatic' carriers are individuals who:
19. 'Night Blindness' is the inability to see in low light. It is caused by the lack of 'Retinol', also known as:
20. The 'Widal Test' is a common diagnostic test used to confirm the presence of:
