. Vaccination is considered artificially acquired ___________________ immunity rather than passive. Many different classes of vaccines exist; ones that consist of an isolated, inactivated bacterial toxin are known as ____________________ vaccines.
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Vaccination stimulates the body's own immune system to produce a response, so it is considered artificially acquired **active** immunity rather than passive immunity. Show more…
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1. A vaccination is an example of (passive/active) immunity 2. A vaccination is an example of (natural/artificial) immunity 3. True/False: Memory cells are produced during passive immunity. 4. Explain herd immunity 5. An effective vaccine will cause a strong: A. primary response upon exposure to the pathogen B. secondary response upon exposure to the pathogen C. nonspecific response D. none of the above 6. What is more important when determining a vaccines efficacy? A. Production of memory cells B. Immediate production of antibodies 7. Which of the following generally elicits a stronger immune response? A. Attenuated vaccine B. Inactivated vaccine 8. A living microbe with reduced virulence that is used for vaccination is considered A. a toxoid B. virulent C. dormant D. attenuated 9. True/False: The measles vaccine is considered an effective attenuated vaccine. 10. Who should NOT be given attenuated vaccines?
Classify each of the following based on the type of immunity that results: Naturally acquired active immunity Introduction of antibodies lymphocytes from one host into another Immune system responds to an infection Naturally acquired passive immunity Tetanus vaccine Transfer of antibodies through placenta to fetus Artificially acquired active immunity Intentional exposure to foreign material Passage antibodies through breast milk Artificially acquired passive immunity Measles Infection Administration of botulinum toxin
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