Biology · Immunology
Suresh was bitten by a poisonous snake and was immediately treated with anti-venom human immunoglobulin and was saved. A year later, he was bitten by the same type of snake a second time. Predict his response to the venom from the second bite:
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- 1There will be memory cells made after the first encounter, hence he will be more sensitive.
- 2There are residual cells or anti-venom antibodies that were involved in the original encounter, hence he will be protected.
- 3He will be equally sensitive as the first encounter because there would be no immunological memory of the first encounter.✓
- 4He will be fully protected from the effects of the poison the second time because he developed adaptive immunity after the first snake bite.
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He will be equally sensitive as the first encounter because there would be no immunological memory of the first encounter.
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