A traditional method of providing temporary immunity for a person who is suspected of being infected with rabies (usually due to an animal bite) is classified as ________.
A) active natural immunity
B) active artificial immunity
C) passive natural immunity
D) passive artificial immunity
E) passive active immunity

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Passive artificial immunity involves the introduction of antibodies from another source into an individual's body. In the context of rabies exposure, this is typically achieved through the administration of rabies immunoglobulin, which provides immediate, but temporary, immunity to the virus. This method does not require the body to produce its own antibodies, as would be the case with active immunity strategies.

A Traditional Method of Providing Temporary Immunity for a Person