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Injecting antitoxin into a tetanus patient is an example of:
APassive immunisation
BInnate immune defence
CActive immunisation
DAutoimmune response
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Passive immunisation
Antitoxin supplies ready-made antibodies for a quick response, which is passive immunisation.
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