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strangeaffliction

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Which is an example of acquired passive immunity?
 
  a. Administration of IgG to an unimmunized person exposed to a disease
  b. Administration of an antigen via an immunization
  c. Inherent resistance to a disease antigen
  d. Immune response to an attenuated virus

Question 2

A provider has ordered Gardasil to be given to a prepubertal 9-year-old female. The parent asks the nurse if this vaccine can be postponed until the child is in high school. The nurse will tell the parent that Gardasil
 
  a. is less effective in older adolescents.
  b. is more effective if given before sexual activity begins.
  c. is more effective if given prior to the hormonal changes of puberty.
  d. is not effective if given after the onset of menses.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Passive immunity occurs without stimulation of an immune response. Acquired immunity requires administration of immune globulin. Inherent resistance to a disease antigen describes the state of natural immunity, not acquired passive immunity. The other answers involve stimulation of an immune response.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
Gardasil is most effective when the client is not yet sexually active.



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