Microbes: Immunization and Vaccination

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Microbes: Immunization and Vaccination Quiz

Test your knowledge about microbes, immunization, and vaccination with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers essential facts about how vaccines work, the role of antibiotics, and the body's immune responses to infections.

10 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
Learn about the importance of vaccines

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningMicrobe42

Vaccines usually contain:

Antibiotics

Painkillers

A weak or dead form of the microbe

A strong form of the microbe

When a vaccine is injected, the white blood cells...

Develop antibodies

Develop an antivirus

Develop antibiotics

Increase a lot in number

Once you become infected with chickenpox and then cured of it, you will probably not catch it again. This is because (CHOOSE 2):

Chickenpox virus will not be able to enter your body anymore

You have developed an immunity to the virus

Your white blood cells will kill any chickenpox virus thanks to the antibodies

The virus will still remain in your body but won't affect you anymore

What does 'immune' mean?

You cannot get sick from a particular microbe

Microbes cannot enter your body

Your body is very strong

What is the main difference between antiseptics and antibiotics?

Antiseptics cure infections while antibiotics cure diseases

Antiseptics are applied on the skin while antibiotics are usually swallowed

Antiseptics are stronger than antibiotics

Antiseptics kill only viruses while antibiotics kill only bacteria

Microbes: Immunization and Vaccination

Microbes: Immunization and Vaccination Quiz

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