The Term "Herd Immunity" When Used to Describe the 2009

question 4

Multiple Choice

The term "herd immunity" when used to describe the 2009 H1N1 epidemic refers to:

• A) the fact that this pandemic started on bird farms in Asia
• B) this swine flu epidemic not coming from a cow population first
• C) nasal immunizations working better than shot inoculations
• D) vaccination measures protecting a majority of the human population
• E) children living in rural areas having stronger immune systems than city children

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