Which measure is an example of active immunization?
Correct answer: A. Receiving hepatitis B vaccine to develop antibodies
- A. Receiving hepatitis B vaccine to develop antibodies
- B. Receiving ready-made antibodies after exposure
- C. Getting temporary protection from maternal antibodies
- D. Receiving immunoglobulin after a needlestick injury
Explanation
Active immunization stimulates the person's own immune system to produce a lasting response after vaccination. Immunoglobulin and maternal antibodies provide passive, usually temporary protection.
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