Treatment of snakebite by antivenom is

Artificially acquired active immunity

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Artificially acquired passive immunity

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Natural acquired passive immunity

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Special natural immunity

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The correct option is B Artificially acquired passive immunity
Passive immunity can be induced artificially when preformed antibodies are given as medication to non-immune individuals. Passive immunization is quick acting and can provide an immune response within hours, faster than a typical vaccine. In case of snakebites, the antivenom administered to the patient contains preformed antibodies against the snake venom. So, treatment of snakebite with antisnake venom is artificially acquired passive immunity.

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	LIST I		LIST II
a	Natural active immunity	i	Develops due to to vaccinaton
b	Natural passive immunity	ii	Antirabies serum
c	Artificial active immunity	iii	Acquired after smallpox infection
d	Artificial passive immunity	iv	Transferred from mother to child