In order to prevent Rh-negative pregnant mothers from having an immunological reaction against their Rh-positive child's red blood cells, these women are injected with anti-Rh antibodies before they react. Why does this treatment reduce the mothers' responses to their children's blood?

MCQs on the immune system, including innate and adaptive immunity, the cells involved in each of process of the immune system and their role in the immune response, and how antibodies are used to confer immunity for future potential exposures.