Question 28 Question text A patient tells you that he is taking an antibiotic for an ear infection. Can he be vaccinated

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Question 28 Question text A patient tells you that he is taking an antibiotic for an ear infection. Can he be vaccinated today? Yes, with no additional precautions Yes, but only if he's been on the antibiotic for at least 2 days No, he should wait until 14 days after the last dose of the antibiotic Question 29 Question text In which bodily fluid can hepatitis B be found? Serum Sputum Vomit Question 30 Question text A patient with which symptom will likely have their influenza vaccination deferred? Cough Diarrhea Malaise Question 33. Question text Which step should you follow when drawing up a dose of vaccine from a single-dose vial? Don't swab the vial with alcohol if it has a protective cap. Draw up the vaccine with the vial securely on the countertop. Use the one-handed scoop method to recap the needle Question 35 Question text Some vaccines may contain which component in the vial stopper? Latex Neomycin Yeast
Question 38 Question text Henry received Varivax today. If he needs an intranasal influenza vaccine in the future, how long does he need to wait before receiving the intranasal influenza vaccine? 4 weeks 12 weeks There is no spacing interval required Question 39 Question text What is a primary purpose of adaptive immunity? To surround, engulf, and destroy pathogens To generate immunological memory to pathogens To make the environment hard for pathogens to survive Question 40 Question text What is an example of a vaccine excipient? Adjuvant Immunoglobulin Toxoid Qu Question text A patient is in your pharmacy today for a flu vaccine. They tell you they are allergic to eggs. What should you do? Ask for more details about the allergy. Give them a half-dose of any form of the flu vaccine. Give them the intranasal flu vaccine instead of the injectable. Question 42 Question text Liz is a healthy, 29-year-old in her second trimester of pregnancy. Using the Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule, which vaccine should she receive today? Meningococcal B Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine 13 Recombinant influenza vaccine