When an attenuated toxin is administered to a client, the B lymphocytes create memory cells that recognize the antigen if it invades the body at a future time. What kind of immunity is this?
A) Artificially acquired active immunity
B) Passive immunity
C) Natural immunity
D) Naturally acquired active immunity

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This is an example of artificially acquired active immunity because the body is exposed to a form of the antigen (in this case, an attenuated toxin) through vaccination, leading to the production of memory cells by the immune system. This process does not occur naturally but is induced through medical intervention.

When an Attenuated Toxin Is Administered to a Client, the B