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Four cases of meningococcal meningitis have been reported in a local school district. The school nurse prepares to treat the remaining school population based upon which knowledge?

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1. Anyone who has been potentially exposed should be immunized.
2. Immunization will occur using one of the four types of vaccines available.
3. No treatment is necessary, since meningitis is rarely contracted by casual contact.
4. Many people will choose not to be immunized because meningitis is not a lethal disorder.
5. Treatment often includes use of prophylactic antibiotics.

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