A child is receiving vaccinations at a well-baby clinic. The nurse explains to the mother that the vaccinations provide which type of immunity?
A.
Active
B.
Innate
C.
Man-made
D.
Passive
ANS: A
Vaccinations provide one type of active immunity. Passive immunity is brought about through immunoglobulins, either passed via the mother or given to the child through another means. Innate protection is provided by physical barriers, such as the skin or mucous membranes. Man-made immunity is not a classification of immunity.
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