The type of immunity that results from a vaccination or infection?
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The type of immunity that results directly to an individual from a vaccination or infection? The type of immunity that results indirectly to an individual from a vaccination or infection of others around them?
Acquired immunity Adaptive Immunity Active Immunity Specific immunity
population immunity community immunity social immunity Herd Immunity
Herd immunity Immunity (medical) Adaptive immune system
active immunity The type of immunity that results from a vaccination or infection?
Immunity (medical) Active immunization Passive immunity Adaptive immune system Tetanus vaccine Immunization Immune system Active immunotherapy Monoclonal antibody therapy Human milk immunity
Humoral <b>immunity</b> is called <b>active</b> when the organism generates its antibodies, 
and passive when antibodies&nbsp;... <b>Active</b> immunization is the induction of <b>immunity</b> after exposure to an antigen. 
Antibodies are created by the recipient and may be stored permanently. <b>Active</b>&nbsp;... Passive <b>immunity</b> is the transfer of <b>active</b> humoral <b>immunity</b> of ready-made 
antibodies. Passive <b>immunity</b> can occur naturally, when maternal antibodies are
&nbsp;... Active memory[edit]. In general, <b>active immunity</b> is long-term and can be acquired 
by infection followed by B cell and T cell&nbsp;... Tetanus vaccine, also known as tetanus toxoid (TT), is an inactive vaccine used 
to prevent tetanus. During childhood, five doses are recommended, with a sixth 
given during adolescence. Additional doses every ten years are recommended. 
After three doses, almost everyone is initially immune. ... The type of vaccination 
for this disease is called artificial <b>active immunity</b>. <b>Active</b> immunization can occur naturally when a person comes in contact with, for 
example, a microbe. The <b>immune</b> system will eventually create antibodies and&nbsp;... Immunodeficiency occurs when the <b>immune</b> system is less <b>active</b> than normal, 
resulting in recurring and life-threatening infections. In humans, 
immunodeficiency&nbsp;... <b>Active</b> immunotherapy is a type of immunotherapy that aims to stimulate the 
host&#39;s <b>immune</b> system or a specific <b>immune</b> response to a disease or pathogen 
and&nbsp;... Monoclonal antibodies can be acquired in the immune system via passive 
immunity or <b>active immunity</b>.The advantage of active monoclonal antibody 
therapy is&nbsp;... Human milk <b>immunity</b> refers to the protection provided by mother to infant via the 
biologically <b>active</b> components in human milk. Human milk was previously&nbsp;...
Immunity (medical) Herd immunity Adaptive immune system Vaccination Passive immunity Immune response Polio vaccine Malaria vaccine Immune system Ebola vaccine
In biology, <b>immunity</b> is the balanced state of multicellular organisms having 
adequate biological defenses to fight <b>infection</b> ... Adaptive <b>immunity</b> can also be 
divided by <b>the type of immune</b> mediators involved; humoral ... cowpox virus, (
smallpox <b>vaccine</b>), which caused a mild <b>infection</b> that also induced <b>immunity</b> to 
smallpox. Herd <b>immunity</b> is a form of indirect protection from <b>infectious</b> disease that occurs 
when a large ... Mass <b>vaccination</b> to induce herd <b>immunity</b> has since become 
common and ... or end-<b>result of</b> public health initiatives to control the spread of 
<b>infectious</b> ... &quot;Haemophilus influenzae <b>type</b> b conjugate <b>vaccines</b> - a South 
African&nbsp;... The adaptive <b>immune</b> system, also known as the acquired <b>immune</b> system or, 
more rarely, as ... This process of acquired <b>immunity</b> is the basis of <b>vaccination</b>. ... 
challenges (though it can actually also be maladaptive when it <b>results</b> in 
autoimmunity). ... The factors that dictate whether an <b>infection</b> triggers a Th1 or 
Th2 <b>type</b>&nbsp;... <b>Vaccination</b> is the administration of a <b>vaccine</b> to help the <b>immune</b> system develop 
protection ... Stimulating <b>immune</b> responses with an <b>infectious</b> agent is known as 
... they extensively review the <b>results</b> to the clinical trials, safety tests, purity tests, 
... This <b>kind</b> of inoculation and other forms of variolation were introduced into&nbsp;... Passive <b>immunity</b> is the transfer of active humoral <b>immunity</b> of ready-made 
antibodies. Passive ... Maternal passive <b>immunity</b> is a <b>type</b> of naturally acquired 
passive <b>immunity</b>, and refers to antibody-mediated <b>immunity</b> ... Prevention of 
rabies <b>infection</b> still requires the use of both <b>vaccine</b> and immunoglobulin 
treatments. The <b>Immune</b> response is the body&#39;s response caused by its <b>immune</b> system 
being activated by ... In this process the main cells involved are T cells and B 
cells (sub-<b>types</b> of ... the <b>immune</b> response by becoming activated as the <b>result of</b> 
antigen-antibody ... This defensive mechanism often effectively controls <b>infection</b>. Polio <b>vaccines</b> are <b>vaccines</b> used to prevent poliomyelitis (polio). Two <b>types</b> are 
used: an ... Oral polio <b>vaccine results</b> in <b>vaccine</b>-associated paralytic poliomyelitis 
in about three per million doses. ... The injected Salk <b>vaccine</b> confers IgG-
mediated <b>immunity</b> in the bloodstream, which prevents polio <b>infection</b> from 
progressing&nbsp;... Malaria <b>vaccine</b> is a <b>vaccine</b> that is used to prevent malaria. The only approved 
<b>vaccine</b> as of ... <b>Infection</b> is prevented by inducing high antibody titers that block 
the parasite from ... The parasite induces two main response <b>types</b> from the 
human <b>immune</b> ... The <b>results</b> of this new <b>vaccine</b> confirmed the utility of a key 
discovery&nbsp;... The <b>immune</b> system is a host defense system comprising many biological 
structures and ... This process of acquired <b>immunity</b> is the basis of <b>vaccination</b>. ... 
In contrast, autoimmunity <b>results</b> from a hyperactive <b>immune</b> system attacking 
normal ... <b>Type</b> IV reactions are involved in many autoimmune and <b>infectious</b> 
diseases, but&nbsp;... Ebola <b>vaccines</b> are a number of <b>vaccines</b> to prevent Ebola that are either 
approved or in ... On 31 July 2015, preliminary <b>results</b> of a Phase III trial in 
Guinea indicated that the ... the <b>vaccine</b> is effective in creating herd <b>immunity</b> to 
Ebola virus <b>infection</b>. ... Novel recombinant adenovirus <b>type</b>-5 vector-based 
Ebola <b>vaccine</b>[edit].
Artificially acquired
Immunity (medical)