Question

question 36
in vivo testing is useful for diagnosing ______.
a rubella
b hiv
c hepatitis a
d tuberculosis
e whooping cough

Explanation:

In vivo testing (testing within a living organism) for tuberculosis often involves methods like the tuberculin skin test (Mantoux test), which is an in - vivo diagnostic tool. Rubella, HIV, hepatitis A, and whooping cough are typically diagnosed via serological (blood - based, in - vitro) or other non - in - vivo dominant methods. For example, HIV is diagnosed with antibody/antigen tests in blood (in - vitro), rubella with serology, hepatitis A with serological tests, and whooping cough with culture or PCR (often in - vitro).

Answer:

D. tuberculosis