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Which type of Immunity is the one that would be associate with Anti-Rabies Vaccine? Innate immunity...

Which type of Immunity is the one that would be associate with Anti-Rabies Vaccine?

Innate immunity

Naturally acquired active immunity

Naturally acquired passive immunity

Artificially acquired active immunity

Artificially acquired passive immunity

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Answer: Artificially acquired passive immunity.

Explanation: Anti- rabies vaccine is administered in the patients before the onset of rabies symptoms in the form of blood products containing antibodies like immuno globulin.It is fast acting but only last for a few weeks or months.

Therefore anti rabies vaccine is associated with artificially acquired passive immunity.

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