DHE112 QUIZ#9 CHAPTER22

immune cells from an immunized individual can be used to transfer immunity

• can be acquired w/o the immune system being challenged with an antigen.
• can be acquired naturally or artificially by transfer of serum or gamma-globulins from an immune donor to a nonimmune individual.

immunity is transferred from mother to fetus through placental transfer of immunoglobulin G (IgG) or colostral transfer of IgA

often transferred artificially by injection with gamma-globulins from an immune animal.

immunity produced by the body following exposure to antigens.

occurs through exposure to different pathogens, which leads to subclinical or clinical infections that result in a protective immune response against these pathogens.

administering live of dead pathogens of their components,

• Eliminating the harmful bacteria element by altering the flora in the oral cavity.
• Is an aid in achieving healthy flora in the oral cavity.
• another primary preventative treatment modality for the common chronic infectious disease dental caries.
• Acts by removing harmful oral pathogens is called targeted antimicrobials.

The treatment of disease by replacing, altering, or supplementing a gene that is absent or abnormal and whose absence or abnormality is responsible for a disease.

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Dr. Edward Jenner