B.Sc. Nursing -Microbiology questions

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B.Sc. Nursing -Microbiology questions

I. Write short notes on following questions.

II. Write point wise. Minimum ten points for each. Draw diagrams or flow diagrams where ever needed.

III. Select you question as per your roll number.  You can Prepare  type notes(word file) /PPT /  hand written notes. Post your preparation on or before 6th April 2020.

IV. Request to read and study the answers prepared by your classmates.

1.      Contributions of Louis Pasteur

2.      Contributions of Robert Koch

3.      contributions of Joseph Lister

4.      Importance of Microbiology in Nursing

5.      Classification of Microorganisms

6.      Prokaryote and Eukaryotes

7.      Classification of Bacteria

8.      Bacterial cell wall

9.      Bacterial flagella

10.  Bacterial spores

11.  Gram staining

12.  Acid fast staining

13.  Types and uses of microscope

14.  Bacterial growth and multiplication

15.  Cultivation of Bacteria

16.  Culture media

17.  Identification of Bacteria

18.  Bacterial toxins

19.  Hot air oven

20.  Autoclave

21.  Pasteurisation

22.  Sterilisation by filtration

23.  Radiations used for sterilisation

24.  Antimicrobial agents

25.  Drug resistance

26.  Antibiotic sensitivity tests

27.  Universal safety precautions

28.  CSSD

29.  Biomedical waste management

30.  Aseptic Techniques

31.  Nosocomial infections

32.  Sources of Infection

33.  Normal flora

34.  Structure and functions of Antibody

35.  Vaccines and Antisera

36.  Brief account of Antigen -Antibody reactions

37.  ELISA

38.  Immediate Hypersensitivity

39.  Delayed hyper sensitivity

40.  Autoimmune diseases

41.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Tuberculosis

42.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Leprosy

43.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Enteric fever

44.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of meningitis

45.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Diphtheria

46.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Tetanus

47.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Gonorrhoea

48.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of food poisoning

49.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Cholera

50.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of UTI

51.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Bacillary dysentery

52.  Etiology, pathogenesis, lab diagnosis, treatment and prophylaxis of Syphilis

53.  Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Staphylococcus

54.  Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Streptococus

55.  Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Haemophilus influenzae

56.   Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Yersinia pestis

57.  Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Bordetella pertussis

58.  Briefly describe the Morphology, classification, pathogenesis, and Lab diagnosis of Escherichia coli

59.  Sexually transmitted diseases

60.  Zoonoses

61.  General characters of Viruses

62.  Classification of Viruses

63.  Cultivation of viruses

64.  Herpes viruses

65.  Hepatitis viruses

66.  Polio virus and vaccines

67.  Influenza viruses

68.  Rabies virus and anti-rabies treatment

69.  Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS

70.  Chikungunaya

71.  Dengue

72.  SARS

73.  Antiviral drugs

74.  General characters of Fungi

75.  Dermatophytosis/Ring worm

76.  Candida albicans

77.  Mycetoma

78.  Aspergillosis

79.  Lab diagnosis of Fungal infections

80.  Vector Borne Infections

*ALL BEST*

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DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY

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