When the immune system is primed to resist a particular disease, the process is called _____.
A) exuberance
B) immunization
C) pertussis
D) head-sparing

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Immunization refers to the process of preparing the immune system to resist a specific disease by exposing it to a weakened or dead form of the pathogen or a fragment of it. This allows the immune system to produce antibodies and develop memory cells that can recognize and quickly respond to the pathogen if it enters the body again in the future.

When the Immune System Is Primed to Resist a Particular