It is True that artificially acquired passive immunity is conferred when one receives immune serum for poisonous snake bites.
Antivenom injection have performed antibodies against snake poison. So using antivenom injection is develops artificial aquired passive immunity
<h3>What is Artificial aquired passive immunity ?</h3>
Antibodies produced by another person, animal, or manufactured in a laboratory are injected into a person to impart artificial passive immunity. When there is a risk of certain infections, these antibody-containing preparations, known as antisera, are utilised as a therapeutic treatment.
- When a patient has been bitten by a snake, the injection contains antibodies that have been tested for snake venom. Passive immunisation is the term for this process.
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Answer: The two current trends in how patients receive health care are:
- patients are cared for by teams
- unlicensed assistive caregivers
Firstly, patients are taken care by teams, which include a licensed nurse, vocational/ practical nurse.
The other trend of patients receiving health care is by the unlicensed assistive caregivers that are part of the patient caregiver team. In this team, people take care of patients who have some sort of disabilities like physical or mental disabilities or even any other health related issue from which they need assistance.
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yes they would and it would be really bad if they did
Well... It wouldn't be effective as it is a synthetic progestin meant to cause menstrual bleeding and ovulation... The thing is that because that would take four more weeks to happen again, so it would be ineffective.
The mini pill which is essentially the same thing and is Progestin is to be taken everyday and has a 90 effectivity rate.
