Unit 1 The Infection
Unit 2 Gene Screening
Unit 3 Cancer
Unit 4 Organ Failure
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What is the collection, classification, storage, and analysis of biological information using computers?

BIOINFORMATICS

100

The process of inserting a functional gene into a person’s genome to replace a faulty gene is known as:

Gene therapy

100

A gene that has become cancerous is called this

Oncogene

100

What blood type agglutinates in anti-B?

Type B

100

Which antibiotic prevents DNA replication?

Fluoroquinolones

200

Disease samples from two patients were collected and subjected to serial dilutions before running an ELISA. What does it mean if the disease can be detected in samples from one person at a dilution of 1/5 but the disease can be detected in the other patient at a dilution of 1/5 and 1/100?

Both patients have the disease but the second patient has a stronger infection

200

Which procedure detects genetic disorders and chromosomal abnormalities and is usually performed between 10-13 weeks of pregnancy?

Chorionic villi sampling

200

A patient’s SNP profile correlates with his or her ability to tolerate chemotherapy with azathioprine. How do SNP profiles aid in pharmacogenetics?

It allows doctors to predict how a patient will react to a particular drug

200

Patient One has a panel reactive antibody screening of 25 and patient two has a panel reactive antibody screening of 59.  Which patient has the better chance of the transplant?

Patient One

200

Difference between sensorineural and conductive hearing loss

Sensorineural affects the inner ear while conductive affects the outer and middle ear

300

List the steps of ELISA in order

Antigen, primary antibody, secondary antibody, enzyme, substrate

300

What is the role of PCR and which step of PCR involves Taq polymerase adding free nucleotides to the primer?

To make copies of DNA and annealing

300

Which type of clinical trial provides the most reliable results?

Double blind study because neither patients nor doctors know who is receiving the actual treatment

300

The name of the surgical procedure using trocars that removes the barrier of physical hands during transplant procedures.

 

Laparoscopy

300
List two structural differences between normal cells and cancerous cells. 
Cancerous cells- no contact inhibition, disorderly, larger nucleus, variation in cell size and shape
400

During the ELISA test, the secondary antibody was conjugated (linked) with an enzyme.  What happens when that enzyme comes in contact with a substrate?

The substrate causes the enzyme to oxidize resulting in a color change

400

Which type of genetic disorders are "good" candidates for gene therapy?

Single gene disorders

400

List one pro and one con of MRIs.

Pro- no radiation

Con- confined spaces / no metal

400

Name four medical professionals on a transplant team.

Surgeon

perioperative nurse

anesthesiologist

pharmacist 

400

LIST the ABCDE of skin cancer.

asymmetry, borders, color, diameter, evolving


500

A 4 ml sample is put into a tube that has 60 ml of diluent, what will be the tube dilution?

1/16

500

Vaccine made from specific pieces of the pathogen, ie. protein or capsid

Subunit

500

List three functions of p53?

Halt cell cycle

Apoptosis

DNA repair

500

Which process gene transfer involves a bacteriophage?

Transduction

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