Question

Describe the vaccination process and how the body responds to the vaccination

Answer 1

you are given a vaccine, which is a dead/modified version of the actual disease you are being vaccinated against. When this gets inside of your body, your antibodies produce antigens (may be other way round) they fight off the microbes. This means that if you get the Real disease, you can fight it off so much quicker than if you hadn't had the vaccination

Answer 2

Answer: Vaccination can be defined as a process to prepare the body so that it can prevent the body from diseases.

Vaccine is an attenuated form of microorganism that is given to the body so that it can get prepared for the actual infection.

The attenuated form of organisms evoke primary immune response against a particular antigen by which B cells produce antibodies as well as memory cells against it.

When body encounters this antigen again, these memory cells could easily recognize the antigen and produce a quicker and amplified response that is, a secondary response.