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Which response usually occurs after an induvadily receives a vaccination for the influenza virus?
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Which response usually occurs after an individual receives a vaccinaton for influenza virus?
# antibodies against the virus form in the bloodDepending on the type of response you have in mind, two things:An immune response creating the desired immunity, or,A local response to the vaccine in the local tissue at the needle site, if the vaccine were injected.
What response usually occurs after an individual receives a vaccine for the influenza virus?
# antibodies against the virus form in the bloodDepending on the type of response you have in mind, two things:An immune response creating the desired immunity, or,A local response to the vaccine in the local tissue at the needle site, if the vaccine were injected.
What is the introduction of altered antigens to produce an immune response?
vaccination
What happens when you are vaccinated?
When you are vaccinated, your body builds up an immune response to the vaccination. This protects you from the disease you were vaccinated for. There is some controversy about vaccination.
An organism develops active immunity as a result of?
Producing antibodies in response to a vaccination
Is the influenza vaccine the same as the flu injection?
More or less. The flu and influenza mean the same thing. Flu is just a shortened version of the word. The flu vaccine is sometimes given by injection into a muscle. The flu injection, flu shot, flu vaccination, influenza injection, influenza shot and influenza vaccination are all talking about the same thing. The only differentiating part is that when you say influenza vaccine, you may be referring to the vaccine that is given in the form of an intra-nasal mist or spray and not in the form of a shot. Both forms are available for flu vaccines. The vaccine is the medicine in the flu shot (flu vaccination, or flu injection). Flu = Influenza Vaccine = Medicine in a vaccination Vaccination = Introduction of infectious agent (vaccine) for immunity = Giving a dose of a vaccine (can be oral, injected, or nasal administration) for the purpose of immunization/prevention of infection Immunization = Vaccination = Infection preventative Immunity = Immunized = Not susceptible to Shot = Injection Vaccination methods = shots, mists, tines, scrapings, oral vaccines
What is frequency response?
Frequency response is the measure of the frequency of the output a device gives in response to a stimulus that it receives. The frequency response is a characteristic of the device.
True or false Vaccination triggers an immune response against the pathogen by simulating an infection?
True
What did the Federal government specifically create In response to the threat of an influenza pandemic?
I hate to study history
Which type of plan would be activated in response to employee absence during an influenza pandemic?
continuity plan
Why should booster vaccination be given?
Booster vaccinations are given to stimulate the immune response and allow an animal or person to have continued immunity without having to go through the whole vaccination process again.
What do you get if you wanted to boost your immune response to a specific pathogen?
You'd most likely want to expose yourself to a "dead" version of that pathogen via vaccination.
