Which of the following fungi is the most common causative agent of nosocomial infection?
A) Oval, gram-positive yeast cells, germ tube negative, RAT negative
B) Green, velvety mould colony, aseptate hyphae, double row of phialides covering vesicle
C) Small, oval, gram-positive yeast cells, RAT positive
D) Oval, gram-positive yeast cells, germ tube positive
Question 2
Which procedure is best suited for determining the HIV viral load of an individual?
A) Direct fluorescent antibody assay B) Real-time polymerase chain reaction
C) DNA fingerprinting D) Monoclonal antibodies
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