Which of the following is a temporary immunity against specific diseases acquired via the placenta, breastmilk or serum containing antibodies?

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Passive immunity is a temporary immunity against specific diseases introduced via the placenta, breastmilk or serum containing antibodies.
Nonspecific response immunity refers to innate immunity, which is comprised of nonspecific components and mechanisms acting immediately following an infection.
Cell-mediated immunity is a type of adaptive immunity that involves direct attack of antigen-specific immune cells to destroy pathogens.

Which of the Following Is a Temporary Immunity Against Specific