The Good Samaritan Law protects those who assist a person who is injured or in danger from liability if unintended consequences result from their assistance. So, if you do not have <span> the skills, knowledge or abilities to save that person, you could be liable. That;s why you should use only the </span> basic life saving techniques, for example the ones you learned at a Red Cross Class.
Answer: Shell shock, battle fatigue and soldier's heart.
Explanation:
For Patient A since they have been Vaccinated, the immune system will already know what the virus looks like and train itself to combat that specific strain of infection and be able to combat it immediately.
Person B will have to go through the process of the white blood cells combating, T cells, B cells, Macrophages, and getting sick since their body doesn't know how to combat it, after the infection the body will keep a save of the strain for later use.