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Order the steps for vaccination. Pathogens enter the body and the body can remember the pathogen using memory cells, destroying the pathogen. A weakened or dead form of the pathogen is injected into the body. White blood cells produce antibodies that destroy the pathogen. The pathogen is not strong enough to cause disease but its presence in the body signals the body to protect itself against the pathogen.

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A vaccine is known to be the biological preparation that are known to provide acquired active immunity to a body against a particular disease. It consists of agents that is similar to disease causing microorganism, it is often made up of weakened, killed form of microbes or its toxin or its surface protein.

Vaccination is the treatment which makes body stronger against a particular disease. It helps body to fight against infection by making antibodies against pathogen.

The steps of vaccination are:

 A weakened or dead form of the pathogen is injected into the body

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The pathogen is not strong enough to cause disease but its presence in the body signals the body to protect itself against the pathogen

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White blood cells produce antibodies that destroy the pathogen

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Pathogens enter the body and the body can remember the pathogen using memory cells, destroying the pathogen


Vaccination may be defined as a process through which a dead or inactivated form of a pathogen is injected into the body for the purpose of stimulating the immune system.

What do you mean by Pathogens?

Pathogens may be defined as those microorganisms which are responsible for the causation of diseases.

The correct order of the steps for the vaccination is given below:

  • A weakened or dead form of the pathogen is injected into the body.
  • The pathogen is not strong enough to cause disease but its presence in the body signals the body to protect itself against the pathogen.
  • White blood cells produce antibodies that destroy the pathogen.
  • Pathogens enter the body and the body can remember the pathogen using memory cells, destroying the pathogen. (Secondary infection).

Therefore, it is well described above.

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