Vaccination and Immune Response Concepts

To transport oxygen

To digest pathogens

To retain the memory of antigens

To produce hormones

IGE

IGG

IGA

IGM

It produces antibodies only for the first vaccine

It ignores the additional vaccines

It produces different antibodies at the same time

It produces the same antibody for all

To respond more quickly upon re-exposure to antigens

To break down food particles

To produce insulin

To transport nutrients

By causing mild symptoms of the disease

By increasing body temperature

By blocking all pathogens

By stimulating memory cells and antibodies

IGM

IGG

IGA

IGE

Immunity that is inherited genetically

Immunity that lasts a lifetime

Protection of unvaccinated individuals by a largely immune population

Immunity achieved by individual vaccination

To increase the cost of healthcare

To protect those who cannot be vaccinated

To allow pathogens to spread

To ensure everyone gets sick

People who have never been exposed to any pathogen

People who are immune compromised

People who are allergic to vaccines

Only vaccinated individuals

The cost of vaccines increases

The population becomes more susceptible to other diseases

Vaccine-preventable infections cannot transmit successfully

The disease spreads more rapidly