KERALA PSC / CDPO / HOME SCIENCE / MICROBIOLOGY / OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / NOTES

 

KERALA PSC / CDPO / HOME SCIENCE / MICROBIOLOGY / OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / NOTES

KERALA PSC / CDPO / HOME SCIENCE / MICROBIOLOGY / OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / NOTES

 

TYPES OF IMMUNITY

·       Intate / native Immunity: Resistance to an infection is acquired by the virtue of its genetic or constitutional make up

·       Acquired Immunity: Resistance that an individual acquires during his life

·       Active Immunity: Resistance developed by an individual as a result of an antigenic stimulus

·       Passive Immunity: Resistance that is developed through the injection of its readymade form

·       Natural active Immunity: It is developed by clinical or inapparent infection by an agent

·       Artificial active Immunity: Resistance is developed by vaccination

·       Natural passive immunity: Resistance passively transmitted from mother to baby

·       Artificial passive Immunity: It is the resistance passively transmit to a recipient by the administration of antibody.

 

KERALA PSC / CDPO / HOME SCIENCE / MICROBIOLOGY / OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS / NOTES