A temporary immunity that results from the administration of immune serum to treat snakebite, tetanus, and rabies is called ________ immunity.
A)natural active.
B)artificial active.
C)natural passive.
D)artificial passive.
E)artificial induced.

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The administration of immune serum to treat snakebite, tetanus, and rabies provides a temporary immunity called artificial passive immunity. This is because antibodies are introduced into the body from an external source, rather than being produced by the person's own immune system (which would be the case in natural active immunity).

A Temporary Immunity That Results from the Administration of Immune