immunity

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Across
  1. 3. the type of immunity gained if you are provided with antibodies, short term
  2. 6. the type of immunity received in you are infected or vaccinated against a pathogen
  3. 9. what is higher is you are infected after being vaccinated?
  4. 10. what is stimulated when you are vaccinated?
  5. 11. what was used to vaccinate children against the small pox
  6. 12. a vaccine with falling immunisation rates due to misinformation, swansea had only 67.5% vaccinated in 2012-13 which caused a measles outbreak
  7. 13. very young people who are also protected by herd immunity
Down
  1. 1. injections that contain weakened forms of bacteria/ viruses or antigen from pathogens
  2. 2. what causes some parents to choose not to vaccinate their child?
  3. 4. others who are protected by herd immunity eg the elderly
  4. 5. vaccination of 94-95% of a popuation to stop the spread of a pathogen to even non-vaccinated people
  5. 7. a pathogen cannot ...... between non vaccinated people if there are so few
  6. 8. what can pathogen cause at the primary reponse stage?