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How does vaccination impart immunity to a child against a particular disease?
How does vaccination impart immunity to a child against a particular disease?
- By directly attacking the disease-causing organism in the body
- By introducing a weakened or inactive form of the disease-causing organism to stimulate the immune system (correct)
- By providing immediate protection without involving the immune system
- By removing the disease-causing organism from the body
What is the principle behind vaccination?
What is the principle behind vaccination?
- To weaken the immune system's response to diseases
- To directly eliminate all pathogens from the body
- To prepare the immune system to recognize and fight specific pathogens (correct)
- To replace the need for natural immune responses
Why was Kabir's mother advised to get all the necessary vaccinations done for him?
Why was Kabir's mother advised to get all the necessary vaccinations done for him?
- To weaken Kabir's immune response
- To immediately cure any existing diseases in Kabir
- To avoid building Kabir's natural immunity
- To ensure Kabir is protected from various preventable diseases (correct)
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