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1 |  |  A living microbe with reduced virulence that is used for vaccination is considered |
|  | A) | a toxoid |
|  | B) | attenuated |
|  | C) | denatured |
|  | D) | an adjuvant |
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2 |  |  A vaccine that contains parts of viruses is called |
|  | A) | subcellular |
|  | B) | recombinant |
|  | C) | subunit |
|  | D) | attenuated |
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3 |  |  Widespread immunity that protects the population from the spread of disease is called |
|  | A) | seropositivity |
|  | B) | cross-reactivity |
|  | C) | epidemic prophylaxis |
|  | D) | herd immunity |
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4 |  |  DNA vaccines contain ______ DNA that stimulates cells to make _______ antigens. |
|  | A) | human, RNA |
|  | B) | microbial, protein |
|  | C) | human, protein |
|  | D) | microbial, polysaccharide |
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5 |  |  Administration of immune serum globulin is a form of _______ immunization that _______ |
|  | A) | active, prevents infection |
|  | B) | passive, provides long-term immunity |
|  | C) | therapeutic, prevents disease |
|  | D) | prophylactic, stimulates the immune system. |
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6 |  |  In agglutination reactions, the antigen is a ______; in precipitation reactions, it is a _______ |
|  | A) | soluble molecule, whole cell |
|  | B) | whole cell, soluble molecule |
|  | C) | bacterium, virus |
|  | D) | protein, carbohydrate |
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7 |  |  Which reaction requires complement? |
|  | A) | hemagglutination |
|  | B) | precipitation |
|  | C) | hemolysis |
|  | D) | toxin neutralization |
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8 |  |  A patient with a ______ titer of antibodies to an infectious agent has greater protection than a patient with a _______ titer. |
|  | A) | high, low |
|  | B) | low, high |
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9 |  |  Direct immunofluorescence tests use a labeled antibody to identify _______ |
|  | A) | an unknown microbe |
|  | B) | an unknown antibody |
|  | C) | fixed complement |
|  | D) | precipitins |
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10 |  |  The Western blot test can identify |
|  | A) | unknown antibodies |
|  | B) | unknown antigens |
|  | C) | specific DNA |
|  | D) | both a and b |
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11 |  |  An example of an in vivo serological test is |
|  | A) | indirect immunofluorescence |
|  | B) | radioimmunoassay |
|  | C) | tuberculin test |
|  | D) | complement fixation |
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