10 Questions
What is the purpose of vaccines in relation to immunity?
To prevent infectious diseases by causing antibody formation
What is the primary characteristic of natural immunity?
It exists from birth and provides basic resistance to disease
What is the main characteristic of acquired immunity?
It involves the manufacture of antibodies against antigens in the body
What is the difference between active and passive immunity?
Active immunity involves the manufacture of antibodies, while passive immunity involves receiving antibodies
How does a toxoid vaccine work in relation to immunity?
It can cause antibody formation while having reduced toxicity
Which type of vaccine involves the use of weakened or dead microorganisms to stimulate antibody formation?
Toxoid vaccine
What is the primary characteristic of natural immunity?
It exists from birth
How is acquired immunity acquired?
Through inoculation with toxoid or vaccine
What is the main purpose of passive immunity?
To receive antibodies against antigens
Which type of immunity involves the manufacture of antibodies against antigens in the body?
Acquired immunity
Test your knowledge on immunity and vaccines with this quiz. Explore the different types of immunity, such as vaccines and toxoids, and learn how they help protect against infectious diseases.
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