| 1 |
He <u>provoked</u>others to seek new antibiotics . |
- A. Incited
- B. Caused
- C. Led
- D. Forced
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| 2 |
Lister's aim was the <u>prevention</u> of disease. |
- A. Reducing
- B. Stopping
- C. Checking
- D. Removal
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| 3 |
By 1914 Lister's antiseptic method of surgery had been replaced by the _________ method |
- A. disinfectant
- B. anti-prison
- C. aseptic
- D. sterilizing
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| 4 |
Then in 19 _______ he joined the R.A.M.C. and faced the problems of the First World War |
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| 5 |
Sanctum means __________ |
- A. bad
- B. noly place
- C. notorious
- D. useless
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| 6 |
Metchnikoff was a <u>bacteriologist.</u> |
- A. Physician
- B. Surgeon
- C. Medical expert
- D. Expert in bacteria
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| 7 |
At fourteen he went to |
- A. Paris
- B. Washington
- C. London
- D. New York
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| 8 |
Lister used ____________ freely. |
- A. Poisons
- B. Strong acids
- C. Germ-killing medicines
- D. air cleansers
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| 9 |
Carbolic acid is a strong <u>germ-killer.</u> |
- A. Poison
- B. Medicine
- C. Powder
- D. Antibiotic
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| 10 |
Sir Almorth Wright had been made a ______ in the Army Medical Service |
- A. Colonel
- B. Brigadier
- C. Major
- D. Leiutenant
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