1.What is the primary route through which poliovirus enters the human body?
2.What does the presence of HBe antigen in hepatitis patients signify?
3.Which of the following conditions is not caused by a viral infection?
4.What does the term 'virion' refer to?
5.When one virus particle inhibits the replication of a second virus, this phenomenon is called ____________?
6.Which virus is unique for having double-stranded RNA as its genetic material?
7.Which marker accurately reflects the infectious potential of the hepatitis virus in humans?
8.Which marker indicates recent Hepatitis B virus infection during the window period based on serologic testing?
9.In managing a class III dog bite injury, which of the following is NOT an appropriate step?
10.Which virus listed below is classified as an RNA virus?
11.Which of the following viruses is classified as a retrovirus?
12.Which strains of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) are linked to cervical cancer?
13.Which of the following distinguishes viral activity from bacterial activity?
14.What is the replication process that a retrovirus undergoes after infecting a host cell?
15.Which virus is primarily associated with the development of Kaposi’s sarcoma?
16.How long after HIV infection does seroconversion typically occur?
17.Babu, a 28-year-old man, presents with a history of exposure three weeks ago, along with cervical lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly. Which test is used to diagnose HIV in this scenario?
18.What does the presence of Anti-HBs antibodies signify?
19.What does the detection of HBe antigen in individuals with hepatitis signify?
20.Which virus is not known to progress to chronic hepatitis?