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Immunization involves introducing dead/weakened germs into your body. The body can 'fight' this infection easily. Later, if you come across the same germ, the memory cells in your immune system recognize them and it produces antibodies faster than it would have if it were un-immunized.

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Artificially stimulating antibodies to a disease is called?

immunization


Why is there a need for immunization?

To protect ourselves from infectious diseases


What is Preparation and standardization of vaccines and immunization?

IT is prepared by weakening or killing a germ of that disease which is not strong enough to cause a disease. vaccines are given through a needle. these causes antibodies in the body's immune system which protect the body from diseases.


Is immunization an example of primary prevention?

Yes, Immunization is a form of primary prevention as it prevents the onset of a disease/disease process


What injection stops you from getting a disease with the first letter beginning with I?

Immunization


Why people made immunizations?

Your immune system helps protect against disease by identifying and killing pathogens. Immunization is a way of producing immunity to particular diseases by using a tiny amount of a destroyed or frail microorganism that causes the particular disease.


Is a disease that can be avoided with immunization shots.?

Chicken Pox, among quite a few others.


For malarie you have to give immunisation before or after?

By definition, an immunization is given before the disease can be contracted. After contracting the disease, the medicine would be called "treatment".


What is immunisation?

Immunization is the process in which a disease (usually sterile or dead) is purposefully put in your system so that your body can produce anti-bodies and protect itself from the real version of the disease. Despite this, immunizations do have some rare side effects. These side effects include many traumas and deficiencies, but the U.S. government has established a department to help the victims of these side effects. These side effects are very rare, and occur only once in several millions of people.


What do you need to do for a epidemic?

You will have to tackle the problem in roughly three fronts. First is to isolate and treat the patients and close contacts. Second is to stop the spread the disease. Here you may have to tackle the vector or take care of water as in water born disease. Third is to to protect the target. Means to protect the healthy people from attack of infecting pathogen. Also by immunizing the by active immunization or by additional passive immunization in selected persons. This looks simple on paper. But to apply it is very difficult and needs co-operation and co-ordination of government and all the people in the society.


What is chickenpox vaccine listed as on the immunization card?

Chickenpox vaccine on a US immunization card may be listed as VZV, VAR, VARIVAX, or PROQUAD.


What does immunaization mean?

Immunization is the process of making a person immune or resistant to a particular disease, typically by administering a vaccine. This helps protect individuals and communities from the spread of infectious diseases by building immunity in the body against specific viruses or bacteria.

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