When an Attenuated Toxin Is Administered to a Client, the B

question 13

Multiple Choice

When an attenuated toxin is administered to a client, the B lymphocytes create memory cells that recognize the antigen if it invades the body at a future time. What kind of immunity is this?

• A) Artificially acquired active immunity
• B) Passive immunity
• C) Natural immunity
• D) Naturally acquired active immunity

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