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Which statement indicates that a nurse's teaching to parents about childhood pneumococcal vaccination has been understood?

▸ "For children older than 15 months who have not received the vaccine, the vaccine is no longer recommended."

▸ "The series of vaccinations starts at 6 months."

▸ "The final dose should be administered between 2 and 3 years of age."

▸ "This is a series of four vaccinations."

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Pathophysiology: Concepts of Human Disease

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Authors: Sorenson, Quinn, Klein

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