10.21.2022. IS Questions Flashcards

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Give one example of artificial active immunity

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vaccination

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Give one example of natural active immunity

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resistance to a common cold due to previous exposure

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Give one example of natural passive immunity

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a newborn baby acquiring immunity from its mother through the placenta or brst milk

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Give one example of artificial passive immunity

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a person who receives antibodies in the form of an injection (gamma globulin injection)

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5
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Define herd immunity

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protection of an entire population based on critical concentration of immune hosts that prevents the spread of an infectious agent

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Define a vaccine

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preparation of a pathogen or its products, used to induce active immunity

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what is artificial immunity?

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immunity that is acquired through artificial means, like vaccination or administration of immune globulin

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what is natural immunity?

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immunity acquired through natural means such as exposure to a disease-causing agent, brst-feeding, or transfer of IgG to a fetus in utero.

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what is active immunity?

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immunity that results from an immune response in an individual upon exposure to an antigen

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what is passive immunity?

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immunity that results when antibodies are transferred to an individual

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