20. To detect a toxin in food, the contaminated food is normally injected into at least two guinea pigs. The guinea that was vaccinated against this toxin survives, while the one that was not vaccinated dies. This is an example of an/a a. agglutination test b. precipitation test c. fluorescent antibody test d. neutralization test e. ELISA test 21. Which of the following is a vector? a. fomite b. human c. tabletop d. flea e. b & d 22. Attenuated agents a. may induce immunity after a single dose b. may cause disease in immunocompromised (sick) individuals c. multiply in the body d. may revert or mutate to disease-causing strains e. all of the above

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20. To detect a toxin in food, the contaminated
food is normally injected into at least two guinea
pigs. The guinea that was vaccinated against this
toxin survives, while the one that was not
vaccinated dies. This is an example of an/a
a. agglutination test
b. precipitation test
c. fluorescent antibody test
d. neutralization test
e. ELISA test
21. Which of the following is a vector?
a. fomite
b. human
c. tabletop
d. flea
e. b & d
22. Attenuated agents
a. may induce immunity after a single dose
b. may cause disease in
immunocompromised (sick) individuals
c. multiply in the body
d. may revert or mutate to disease-causing
strains
e. all of the above
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Transcribed Image Text:20. To detect a toxin in food, the contaminated food is normally injected into at least two guinea pigs. The guinea that was vaccinated against this toxin survives, while the one that was not vaccinated dies. This is an example of an/a a. agglutination test b. precipitation test c. fluorescent antibody test d. neutralization test e. ELISA test 21. Which of the following is a vector? a. fomite b. human c. tabletop d. flea e. b & d 22. Attenuated agents a. may induce immunity after a single dose b. may cause disease in immunocompromised (sick) individuals c. multiply in the body d. may revert or mutate to disease-causing strains e. all of the above ||
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