Difference between revisions of "Team:Purdue/Quiz"

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<h1 id = "questionNumber"> Question 1 </h1>
 
<h1 id = "questionNumber"> Question 1 </h1>
 
<p id="question"> Men can also get yeast infections? </p>
 
<p id="question"> Men can also get yeast infections? </p>
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<button id="yes" onclick="yesAnswer(counter)"> Yes </button>
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<button id="yes" onclick="correct=yesAnswer(counter,correct)"> Yes </button>
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<button id="no" onclick="noAnswer(counter)"> No </button>
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<button id="no" onclick="correct=noAnswer(counter,correct)"> No </button>
 
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// First Question Answer
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  document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="Up to god knows how many men get diagnosed with testicular yeast infections per year.";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Correct!";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="Up to god knows how many men get diagnosed with testicular yeast infections per year.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility = "visible";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Oops!";
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numCorrect =numCorrect + 1;
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Correct!";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="C. Albicans exists in two different forms. There is a white form and an opaque form. <br>"+
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"white gains the ability to borrow through skin and is often the cause of yeast infections in the blood <br>"+
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"opaque is a more fertile form where it can reproduce upwards to 300% faster. This form normally causes mucosal infections";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility= "visible";
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numCorrect = numCorrect + 1;
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// Third Question Answer
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Incorrect!";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML=" While the test is okay to use to determine a yeast infection, the test doesn't directly detect for a yeast infection.<br>"+
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"Instead, it checks the pH of the region. If it is a bacterial infection, it will have a raised pH, otherwise it is likely a yeast infection,<br>"+
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"This leaves room for error, as sometimes, the symptoms of a yeast infection can be from an alergic reaction, this will also not raise pH.<br>"+
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"Also, sometimes things like creams and other things can cause a rise in the pH, making the test read a bacterial infection instead of a yeast infection.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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}
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// Fourth Question Answer
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else if(cnt==3){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Correct";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="We use split Tyrosinase and pqsR and join each half with a split HRP. In the presence in Farnesol and Tyrosol, Tyrosinase and pqsR will bond to it<br>"+
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"Each half will come together and reform, this will then allow the HRP to reform and catalyze a reaction to produce a visible blue substrate.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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numCorrect = numCorrect  + 1;
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else if(cnt==4){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Incorrect";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="Current modern methods use antibodies which are somewhat expensive to produce and therefore expensive to purchase.<br>"+
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"Furthermore, the anitbodies are detected via fluoresence and a fluoresence microscope can cost between 1.5k to 5k USD.<br>"+
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"The T2Dx system is a bit cheaper, but the cost of the instrument is still high.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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return numCorrect;
 
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function noAnswer(cnt, numCorrect){
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    // First Question Answer
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if(cnt==0){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Incorrect";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="Up to god knows how many men get diagnosed with testicular yeast infections per year.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility = "visible";
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}
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// Second Question Answer
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else if(cnt==1){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Incorrect";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="C. Albicans exists in two different forms. There is a white form and an opaque form. <br>"+
 +
"white gains the ability to borrow through skin and is often the cause of yeast infections in the blood <br>"+
 +
"opaque is a more fertile form where it can reproduce upwards to 300% faster. This form normally causes mucosal infections";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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}
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else if(cnt==2){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Correct";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML=" While the test is okay to use to determine a yeast infection, the test doesn't directly detect for a yeast infection."+
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"Instead, it checks the pH of the region. If it is a bacterial infection, it will have a raised pH, otherwise it is likely a yeast infection,"+
 +
"This leaves room for error, as sometimes, the symptoms of a yeast infection can be from an alergic reaction, this will also not raise pH."+
 +
"Also, sometimes things like creams and other things can cause a rise in the pH, making the test read a bacterial infection instead of a yeast infection.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility = "visible";
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numCorrect = numCorrect+1;
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}
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else if(cnt==3){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Incorrect";
 +
document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="We use split Tyrosinase and pqsR and join each half with a split HRP. In the presence in Farnesol and Tyrosol, Tyrosinase and pqsR will bond to it<br>"+
 +
"Each half will come together and reform, this will then allow the HRP to reform and catalyze a reaction to produce a visible blue substrate.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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}
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else if(cnt==4){
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Correct";
 +
document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="Current modern methods use antibodies which are somewhat expensive to produce and therefore expensive to purchase.<br>"+
 +
"Furthermore, the anitbodies are detected via fluoresence and a fluoresence microscope can cost between 1.5k to 5k USD.<br>"+
 +
"The T2Dx system is a bit cheaper, but the cost of the instrument is still high.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="visible";
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numCorrect=numCorrect+1;
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}
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else{
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="Oops!";
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}
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return numCorrect;
 
}
 
}
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document.getElementById("question").innerHTML= "C. Albicans can exisit in two different forms which produce different molecules?";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="hidden";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="";
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}
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document.getElementById("questionNumber").innerHTML= "Question 3";
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document.getElementById("question").innerHTML= "Yeast infection kits that you buy from over the counter test directly for yeast infections?";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="hidden";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="";
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}
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// Fourth Question
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else if(cnt==2){
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document.getElementById("questionNumber").innerHTML= "Question 4";
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document.getElementById("question").innerHTML= "Split Proteins are proteins that are transcribed in two different halfs, but then form together to create a functional protein.";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="hidden";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="";
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}
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// Fifth Question
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else if(cnt==3){
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document.getElementById("questionNumber").innerHTML= "Question 5";
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document.getElementById("question").innerHTML= "Invasive Yeast Infections are cheap to diagnose, (besides growing a culture from blood.) ";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="hidden";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="";
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}
  
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else{
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document.getElementById("questionNumber").innerHTML= "Question?";
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document.getElementById("question").innerHTML= "Laurel or Yanny?";
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document.getElementById("button").style.visibility="hidden";
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document.getElementById("Commentary").innerHTML="";
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document.getElementById("Description").innerHTML="";
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}
  
  
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}
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}
  
  

Revision as of 16:07, 30 May 2018

Question 1

Men can also get yeast infections?