Genetics
Immuno
Microbiology
Vaccines
Combo
100

This Karyotype (45, X) suggests what genetic disorder

Turner Syndrome

100

This is the immune reactant for a Type 2 hypersensitivity reaction

IgG

100

This intracellular pathogen survives within alveolar macrophages by preventing fusion of the phagosome with lysosomes, leading to granuloma formation and potentially lifelong infection

Mycobacterium TB

100

This vaccine was the first vaccine made to explicitly prevent cancer induced by a virus

Gardasil 9 - HPV vaccine 

100

This test distinguishes between Staph vs. Strep infections

Catalase test 

200

If a patient presented with symptoms corresponding to the "4 P's", what genetic condition would we be concerned for

Acute Intermittent Porphyria 

200

This type of hypersensitivity reaction can cause Bechet's disease

Type 4d

200

On MacConkey agar, organisms such as E. coli and Klebsiella produce pink-purple colonies because they perform this metabolic process

lactose fermentation

200

This vaccine is recommended to everyone 50 years and older or those 18-49 with increased risk 

RSV

200

This genetic disorder that presents with a thymus defect, seizures, and severe heart defects would have what time of immunologic effect

T-cell immunodeficiency secondary to decreased for T-cell maturation 

300

Splenomegaly is a common presenting sign in this genetic disease

Gaucher disease

300

In kids with chronic granulomatous disease, these two bacteria are the most common infectious causing pathogens

S. aureus and C. albicans 

300
This bacteria will not grow on MacConkey Agar and it causes a chancroid 

Haemophilus ducreyi 

300
Unlike polysaccharide vaccines, conjugate pneumococcal vaccines generate this immune response that promotes immune memory

T-cell dependent immune response 

300

This vaccine targets a bacteria whose polysaccharide capsule is its major virulence factor

Pneumococcal vaccine (Streptococcus pneumoniae) 

400

The Kayser-Fleicsher ring finding is associated with what type of genetic disorder

autosomal recessive 

400

This cell is the major APC, and is the only cell capable of activating naive T cells and initiating adaptive immune response

what is a dendritic cell (or Langerhans cell in the skin) 

400

This bacteria that commonly raises urine pH due to a large production of this enzyme puts pts at risk for developing this secondary pathology

2 answers*

urease; kidney stones 

400

The ACIP recommends administering this vaccine during every pregnancy, ideally between 2-36 wks gestation to provide passive protection to newborns

Tdap 

400

A pt presenting wit this genetic abnormality that presents with poor suckling, cataracts, and jaundice would lack what important immune complexes 

Immunoglobulin A, G, and M which are all passed through breast milk 

500

What lab findings would indicate this rare autosomal recessive disorder that clinically presents with developmental delays, marfanoid appearance, and osteoporosis

High plasma and urine homocysteine

500

This HLA (B58) has a relative risk of >100 for causing what disease

Allpruinol ADR

500

This microbe releases this protein which allows it to survive in low temperatures and high salt concentrations

Hemolysins 

- Listeria monocytogenes 

500

These two ingredients are contraindications for MMR if a patient has experienced anaphylaxis to them

Neomycin and gelatin 

500

This bacteria which is covered in a vaccine that should be given in patients during every pregnancy would have this appearance on gram stain

gram negative coccobacilli 

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