Question

When a vaccine response occurs in the body, which type of immune response is built?

Options

• An adaptive immune response

• A non-specific inflammatory response only

• Only an innate immune response

• A suppressed immune response

Answer 1

When the body responds to a vaccine, it builds an adaptive immune response that helps fight an actual infection. This adaptive response involves the development of memory cells and antibodies specific to the pathogen antigens, providing targeted and long-lasting protection against future infections.