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A postpartum woman’s rubella titer shows that she is not protected against rubella. What instruction

A postpartum woman’s rubella titer shows that she is not protected against rubella. What instructions should she be given?
A.   “You cannot receive the immunization until your 6 weeks check-up.”
B.   “You will be given the vaccine the next time you get pregnant to protect that baby.”
C.   “After receiving the rubella vaccine, do not get pregnant for 3 months.”
D.   If you plan to breastfeed, you cannot receive the vaccine until the baby is weaned.”

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