Tuberculosis NEW

1. This test is done to identify the mycobacterial species by determining thier mycoacid profile
5. When tubercle bacilli remains in dormant state within the granulomatous lesion for many years, it is referred to as.... TB
8. ..........type of necrosis occurs in tubercular granuomatous lesions
12. This type of TB is characterised by cavitary lesions in the lung and coughing up bloody sputum containing numerous TB bacilli
14. This type of TB is the most common type
16. This cell wall structure of M. tuberculosis plays a key role in intracellular by inhibiting effective foramtion of phagolysosome
18. This structure comprised of multinucleated giant cells, T cells, B cells, and other is formed in many chronic diseases like TB
19. This intradermal skin test is used to determine whether an individual is exposed to TB infection or vaccinataed against TB
20. This acidfast staining technique is used for identification of TB bacilli
21. This blood test is used to estimate release of cytokine in individuals infected with TB

2. This is the selective medium used for isolation of TB bacilli
3. This cytokine produced by helper T cell plays a key role in induction of granuloma formation
4. The spinal tuberculosis is also referred as ...... disease
6. This is the vaccine given to give protection against tuberculosis
7. Massive hematogenous dissemination of tuberculosis to multiple organs is also referred as .... TB
9. These are complex lipids present in the cell wall of TB bacilli that play a key role in acid fastness
10. This is the term that refers to coughing of blood
11. This complex of parenchymal lesion and enlarged draining lymph nodes ( hilar lymphnodes)formed in TB is termed as...
13. These are multinucleated giant cells formed in tubercular granuloma
15. This mycobacterial species is used in the preparation of TB vaccine
17. This is one of the rapid culture technique for identification of TB bacilli