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Operant conditioning is associated with:

A. Freud
B. Skinner
C. Erikson
D. Maslow

Skinner focused on reinforcement and punishment.

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Jun 9, 2026

Classical conditioning was introduced by:

A. Pavlov
B. Skinner
C. Bandura
D. Rogers

Pavlov demonstrated conditioned reflexes.

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Who is the father of psychoanalysis?

A. Skinner
B. Freud
C. Watson
D. Piaget

Freud developed psychoanalytic theory.

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Which theory explains behavior through rewards and punishment?

A. Psychoanalytic theory
B. Behavioral theory
C. Humanistic theory
D. Cognitive theory

Behavioral theory focuses on learned behavior through reinforcement.

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Necrotic tissue refers to:

A. High oxygen tissue
B. Dead tissue
C. Tumor tissue
D. Normal tissue

Necrosis is tissue death due to injury.

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Rubor refers to:

A. Heat
B. Pain
C. Redness
D. Swelling

Rubor is redness due to increased blood flow.

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Exudate does NOT contain:

A. Serous fluid
B. RBCs
C. Fibrinogen
D. Fibroblasts

Exudate contains proteins and cells, not fibroblasts.

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Skin inflammation from detergent:

A. Chemical irritant
B. Infection
C. Radiation
D. Foreign body

Detergents cause chemical irritation.

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TRUE about inflammation:

A. Non-vascular only
B. Disease itself
C. Vascular tissue response
D. Always pus

Inflammation is protective response of vascular tissues.

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Toxin used in vaccines as toxoid:

A. Endotoxin
B. Lipid
C. Exotoxin
D. Peptidoglycan

Exotoxins can be inactivated into toxoids.

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Exotoxin vs endotoxin difference:

A. Lipid vs protein
B. Secreted vs released on death
C. Fever vs no fever
D. Always heat stable

Exotoxins are actively secreted.

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Surviving inside phagocytes:

A. Invasive factor
B. Evasive factor
C. Exotoxin release
D. Incubation

Pathogen avoids intracellular killing.

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Bacteria avoiding WBC engulfment:

A. Adhesion factor
B. Evasive factor
C. Invasive factor
D. Enterotoxin

Evasion helps pathogen escape immune system.

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True about endotoxins:

A. Protein secreted
B. Enzymatic activity
C. Not protein, released on lysis
D. From gram-positive bacteria

Endotoxins are part of Gram-negative cell wall.

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Protein toxin released during bacterial growth:

A. Endotoxin
B. Exotoxin
C. Antibody
D. Cytokine

Exotoxins are secreted proteins from bacteria.

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Severe infection stage with rapid spread:

A. Subclinical
B. Invasive/acute
C. Incubation
D. Convalescence

Pathogen multiplies rapidly causing symptoms.

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Ability to invade and produce toxins:

A. Incubation
B. Virulence
C. Prognosis
D. Prevalence

Virulence is the disease-causing strength of pathogen.

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Gradual disease with unclear symptoms:

A. Fulminant
B. Insidious
C. Acute invasive
D. Subclinical

Insidious diseases develop slowly and subtly.

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Calor is:

A. Swelling
B. Heat
C. Loss of function
D. Redness

Calor refers to heat in inflammation.

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