Vacintion Flashcards

1
Q

What do antibodies stick to?

A

pathogens

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2
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What does this trigger?

A

to destroy pathogens

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3
Q

What does vaccination involve?

A

small qualities of dead or inactive forms of a pathogen in the body

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4
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What are antibodies?

A

White blood cell

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5
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What do white blood cells produce

A

antibodies against a pathogen which has entered the body

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6
Q

What are white blood cells stimulated to produce

A

antibodies against the dead or inactive pathogens

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7
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What do the white blood cells divide by

A

they divide by mitosis to produce lots of copies

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8
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What happens if the same illness comes back

A

white blood cells can provide the correct antibodies quickly

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9
Q

What is very important about people?

A

a very large number of people are vaccinated against pathogens

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10
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What happens if enough people are vaccinated?

A

this protect unvaccinated people

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11
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What is herd immunity?

A

the community becomes immune to a disease

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