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6 years ago
A woman calls the prenatal clinic to inquire if she should have the seasonal influenza vaccination. What advice should the nurse provide?
 
  A.
  Flu does not cause many problems in pregnancy.
  B.
  No, vaccinations are not safe in pregnancy.
  C.
  Yes, you should get the flu vaccination.
  D.
  You should wait until your third trimester.
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6 years ago
ANS: C
Pregnant women who contract influenza have an increased risk of both needing medical care and requiring hospitalization. Vaccination against influenza is considered safe throughout pregnancy and preventing this disease is an essential element of prenatal care. The most effective way to prevent contracting influenza is through immunization.
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