anamnestic
adjective
an·am·nes·tic ˌa-ˌnam-ˈne-stik 
1
: of or relating to an anamnesis
2
: of or relating to a secondary response to an immunogenic substance after serum antibodies can no longer be detected in the blood
Word History
Etymology
Greek anamnēstikos easily recalled, from anamimnēskesthai
First Known Use
circa 1753, in the meaning defined at sense 1
Medical Definition
anamnestic
adjective
an·am·nes·tic -ˈnes-tik
1
: of or relating to an anamnesis
2
: of or relating to a second rapid increased production of antibodies in response to an immunogenic substance after serum antibodies from a first response can no longer be detected in the blood
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