For Some Bacterial Diseases Such as Tetanus, It Is More

question 33

True/False

For some bacterial diseases such as tetanus, it is more effective to produce an immune response against the bacterial toxin than against the bacteria.

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Definitions:

Neuroadaptation

The process by which the brain adapts to the effects of a drug or stimulus with continued exposure, leading to a reduction in sensitivity.

Tolerance

The capacity to accept or endure someone or something different from one's own beliefs, habits, or practice without interference.

Depressant Drugs

Substances that reduce arousal and stimulation in the brain, leading to a calming effect.

Barbiturates

Are a class of drugs that act as central nervous system depressants, used primarily as sedatives or to control seizures.