Question
Differentiate between vaccination and immunisation. Describe the two types of vaccines with suitable examples?

Answer

Vaccination means administration of any vaccine while immunisation is the process by which the body produces antibodies against the vaccine.

Generally vaccines are of two types:

  1. Attenuated Vaccines: They are prepared from live organisms (generally pathogen is made weak to make it non-virulent).

Examples: BCG and influenza vaccine.

  1. Killed Vaccines: They are prepared by killing the pathogenic organisms by heat or UV rays.

Examples: Polio and Rabies vaccines.

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