KUHS MBBS Microbiology Previous Question Paper - March 2025 (206001 2010 Scheme)
206001Kerala University of Health Sciences · Microbiology · 2025 · March · 2010 Scheme
Questions (13)
- 1.A 40 year old male presented with complaints of unexplained fever, loss of weight, persistent diarrhoea and generalized lymphadenopathy for past six months. He gave a history of exposure with multiple sex partners a) What is the most probable diagnosis b) Describe the modes of transmission of this disease c) Describe the laboratory diagnosis in detail d) Name two acid fast parasites causing diarrhoea in this condition e) Describe the post exposure prophylaxis of this disease10 Marks
- 2.Classify Dermatophytes. Describe the laboratory diagnosis.5 Marks
- 3.Lymphatic filariasis.5 Marks
- 4.Name TWO pathogenic free living amoeba and the infection caused by each of them2 Marks
- 5.Complications of Dengue fever2 Marks
- 6.Pathogenesis of Rabies2 Marks
- 7.Mucocutaneous candidiasis2 Marks
- 8.Draw and label fertilized egg of Ascaris lumbricoides2 Marks
- 9.Name TWO agents causing Mycetoma2 Marks
- 10.Name TWO complications of varicella zoster virus infection2 Marks
- 11.Hepatitis B surface antigen2 Marks
- 12.Rapid diagnostic methods of Malaria2 Marks
- 13.Prions2 Marks
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