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MI Spring Benchmark Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following symptoms are related to Bacterial Meningitis?

a)

headache with mild fever

b)

lethargic

c)

constant headache

d)

all of the above

2.

Describe the purpose of bioinformatics during an outbreak investigation?

a)

Using PCR to amplify DNA in question

b)

Investigators use bioinformatics to develop a baseline for an infection by determining an individuals affected DNA

c)

Investigators use bioinformatics to develop a connection between individuals that have come in contact during an outbreak.

d)

Bioinformatics is a database that helps us identify the pathogen infecting an individual

3.

What steps should be taken to investigate an outbreak?

a)

Use bioinformatics to solve for the pathogen, use that information to make connections between the patient's, treatment plan created

b)

Manage symptoms of the initial patient, create a treatment plan, give all sick individuals the same treatment

c)

Determine the treatments, identify the pathogen, and look for connections between sick individuals

d)

Analyze connections between patients in an outbreak situation, determine an appropriate tests to identify the pathogen, and determine the steps for treatment and containment

4.

A 20 µL sample is placed in a 100 µL dilution. Given an initial concentration of 1000 ng/mL in tube 1. What would be the concentration of tube FOUR in the dilution process?

a)

166.6

b)

4.62

c)

28

d)

0.77

5.

The test used to identify antibodies or antigens in a sample is?

a)

ELISA

b)

DNA MIcroarray

c)

Pregnancy Test

d)

Bacterial

6.

What are the steps/and or process that an Epidemiologist would take when faced with investigating an outbreak?

a)

Development of an action plan that includes identifying the disease, treating the individuals with the disease and preventing the spread of the disease

b)

Developing a plan of action that begins with speaking with every potential individual involved in the outbreak, Determining the pathogen through the use of bioinformatics, and recommending treatments to patients involved

c)

Creating a detailed list of the facilities available to the patients at the outbreak site

d)

Developing a plan of action that entails identifying the disease and coming up with a plan to stop it

7.

The loss of auditory sensitivity due to deformation, malfunction or obstruction of the outer or middle ear is?

a)

Bone hearing loss

b)

Conductive hearing loss

c)

Auditory hearing loss

d)

Bone conduction

8.

Outer ear—> Auditory canal —> tympanic membrane —> Ossicles —> oval window —> _____?___ —> brain

a)

Cuticle

b)

Ear Drum

c)

Larynx

d)

Cochlea

9.

What test would be used to check for conductive hearing loss?

a)

Speech-in-Noise Test

b)

Cochlea sensitivity Test

c)

Pure Tone Test

d)

Rhinne Test

10.

How would mild hearing loss be shown on a graph of the left and right ear?

a)

Past 80 Db on the chart

b)

Above 0 Db on the chart

c)

Around 20-30 Db on the chart

d)

Middle of the chart around 60-70 Db

11.

The test that is responsible for verifying how well you can hear an individual talking in a crowded room full of other distractions?

a)

Speech test

b)

Speech in Noise test

c)

Rhine Test

d)

Shadow noise test

12.

The process by which a DNA molecule is made from two different sources is called

a)

Vaccine

b)

Viral DNA

c)

Plasmid

d)

Recombinant DNA

13.

Allow for annual administrations for prevention of different strains of influenza is a major contribution by which of the following?

a)

Tylenol

b)

Ibuprofen

c)

Vaccines

d)

Antibiotics

14.

Genetic engineering uses an important tools which are called

a)

Antibiotics

b)

DNA Receptors

c)

Plasmids

d)

Splices

15.

What is the purpose of restriction enzymes in keeping DNA working properly?

a)

Restriction enzymes protect the bacteria from attaching to its cell wall

b)

Restriction enzymes help to prevent replication of DNA at the wrong time

c)

Restriction enzymes protect the bacteria from viruses by cutting up foreign DNA

d)

Restriction Enzymes protect the bacteria from another DNA that may be transferred

16.

A procedure in which gametes are fertilized in a dish in the laboratory, and the resulting zygote is implanted in the uterus for development is

a)

ex vitro fertilization

b)

in vitro fertilization

c)

thera vitro fertilization

d)

exo vitro fertilization

17.

What is the best type of vecotor for use with humans?

a)

Fungi

b)

Bacterium

c)

Virus

d)

RNA

18.

gene therapy refers to

a)

Gene therapy is short term and uses specific enzymes, which synthetic genes are integrated into the DNA itself

b)

Gene therapy is short term and needs vectors to deliver DNA sequences

c)

Gene therapy is long term and needs vectors to deliver DNA sequences

d)

Gene therapy is long term and uses specific enzymes, which synthetic genes are integrated into the DNA itself

19.

What is the purpose of CAS9 in CRISPR?

a)

It is an enzyme that works as the “molecular glue” of the CRISPR system

b)

It is an enzyme that works as “molecular scissors” for the CRISPR system

c)

It is virus used in the CRISPR system

d)

It is the repeating sequence found in DNA

20.

Based on the lab conducted in project 1.2.3, why did the E. coli I strain grow on both the LB agar plate and the LB agar plate with streptomycin but not grow on the LB agar plate with ampicillin?

a)

E coli I is resistant to streptomycin

b)

E coli I is not resistant to ampicillin

c)

E coli I likes cool environments with agar and streptomycin

d)

E coli I likes warm environments with agar and streptomycin