- Natural Active Immunity: Immunity developed after exposure to a pathogen through natural infection (Set II: 2. Acquired after small pox infection). - Natural Passive Immunity: Antibodies are transferred naturally from one person to another, e.g., from mother to child through placenta or breast milk (Set II: 3. Transferred from mother to child). - Artificial Active Immunity: Immunity developed after intentional exposure to an antigen, usually through vaccination (Set II: 4. Develops due to vaccination). - Artificial Passive Immunity: Antibodies are introduced into a person's body from an external source, e.g., through antiserum injection (Set II: 1. Anti-rabies serum).
Match the following : Set – I Set – II
Asked in KPSC KAS Prelims 2014 · Topic: Human Anatomy and Physiology (Immune System)
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Answer: B. Natural Passive 2. Acquired after small Immunity pox infection
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