Doctors do not administer vaccinations to people who are too sick. Which best explains why? A. The weakened or dead form of the pathogen may not have any effect on sick people. B. The weakened or dead form of the pathogen may have a fatal effect when it is combined with medication that the sick people are taking. C. The digestive systems of sick people may be negatively affected by the weakened or dead pathogen. D. The white blood cells of sick people may not be able to efficiently handle the weakened or dead form of the pathogen.

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29 March, 02:16

Doctors do not administer vaccinations to people who are too sick. Which best explains why? A. The weakened or dead form of the pathogen may not have any effect on sick people. B. The weakened or dead form of the pathogen may have a fatal effect when it is combined with medication that the sick people are taking. C. The digestive systems of sick people may be negatively affected by the weakened or dead pathogen. D. The white blood cells of sick people may not be able to efficiently handle the weakened or dead form of the pathogen.

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Allyson Meadows · Answer 1

Doctors do not administer vaccinations to people who are too sick because (option D.) the white blood cells of sick people may not be able to efficiently handle the weakened or dead form of the pathogen. The inmunization is obtained when the white blood cells attack the weakened form of the pathogen, so if the white blood cells are working against other ill then they may not be able to effeciently attack the injected pathogen.