1. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TECHNIQUES
IS THE MOST SENSITIVE?
A) IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.
B) COMPLEMENT ACTIVATION.
C) SERONEUTRALIZATION.
D) ELISA.
2. INDIRECT ELISA IS USED FOR:
A) ANTIGEN DETECTION.
B) ANTIBODY DETECTION.
C) DETECTION OF CYTOKINES.
E) NONE OF THE ABOVE.
3. WHICH OF THE
PARAMETERS BELOW IS
CONSIDERED AS THE MOST IMPORTANT WHEN PERFORMING A SEROPROFILE STUDY?
A) THE SAMPLES THAT MUST BE TAKEN.
B) THE ANIMALS OF THE STUDY.
C) THE AREA WHERE THE STUDY IS TO BE PERFORMED.
D) THE STUDY OBJECTIVE.
4. WHICH PARAMETER IS IMPORTANT FOR
THE ASSESSMENT OF A GIVEN DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUE?
A) PREVALENCE.
B) SENSITIVIITY.
C) CONFIDENCE.
D) THE EXPIRATION DATE.
5. THE
RESULTS OF WHICH OF THE TECHNIQUES BELOW HAS BEST CORRELATE WITH AN
"IN VIVO" SITUATION?
A) IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE.
B) IMMUNOTRANSFERENCE.
C) SERONEUTRALIZATION.
D) ELISA.
6. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE
LEAST
APPROPRIATE APPLICATION OF A SEROLOGICAL STUDY OF A FARM?
A) DIAGNOSING A DISEASE.
B) ESTABLISHING THE RIGHT TIME FOR THE VACCINATION.
C) STUDYING NEWLY ARRIVED ANIMALS.
D) MAKING AN ASSESSMENT OF THE VACCINATION PROGRAM.
