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Vaccination Quiz: Disease Eradication and Vaccine Recognition

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Which disease has been eradicated as a result of effective and safe vaccines?

Rubella

Polio

Measles

Smallpox (correct)

Which vaccine is a toxoid?

Pneumococcal

Varicella

Hepatitis A

Hepatitis B (correct)

What is the process of increased resistance to infection known as?

Vaccination

Inoculation

Antibody production

Immunization (correct)

Which type of immunity involves individuals making their own antibodies?

<p>Immunity Active immunity Following clinical infection</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a vaccine?

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Vaccination Quiz: Disease Eradication and Vaccine Recognition

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Questions and Answers

Which disease has been eradicated as a result of effective and safe vaccines?

Which vaccine is a toxoid?

What is the process of increased resistance to infection known as?

Which type of immunity involves individuals making their own antibodies?

What is a vaccine?

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