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An example of artificial active immunity would be:

Select one:
a. measles infection, followed by lifelong immunity.
b. measles vaccine triggering extended immunity to measles.
c. giving a person immune serum globulins to measles virus after exposure to the disease.
d. a fetus acquiring maternal IgG to the measles virus across the placenta.
e. None of the choices are correct.



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Final answer:

Artificial active immunity is immunity acquired through vaccination using examples like the measles vaccine.


Explanation:

Artificial active immunity refers to immunity acquired through vaccination, where a person is deliberately exposed to a pathogen to trigger an immune response. An example of this is measles vaccine triggering extended immunity to measles. This type of immunity leads to the formation of memory cells specific to the pathogen.


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