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| Classification on specific immunity: Natural |
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| No medical intervention needed |
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| Classification of specific immunity: artificial |
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| medical intervention (vaccine) |
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| classification of specific immuniity. Active |
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Definition
| body makes own antibodies |
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| classification of specific immunity. Passive |
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Definition
| body does not make own antibodies |
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| If you have had chicken pox, you will have immunity |
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Definition
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| ex: vaccine - given antigen from the pathogen |
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Definition
| artificial active immunity |
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| give example of natural passive immunity |
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Definition
| from mother to baby (breast milk) or from mother to fetus (through placenta) |
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| Bit by bat given rabies shot (given antibodies not antigens) |
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Definition
| artifical passive immunity |
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| What are the four classifications of immunity? |
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Definition
| natural, artifical, active and passive |
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