During a shift at a community health clinic, a practical nurse evaluates clients presenting for scheduled immunizations. Which clients can safely undergo their prescribed vaccination therapies today? (Select all that apply)
- A pediatric client with a low-grade fever and clear nasal discharge scheduled for the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine.Cevap
- BA pregnant client at 12 weeks gestation requesting the intranasal live-attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV).
- An adolescent client who experienced mild injection site erythema after a previous dose, scheduled for a Tdap booster.Cevap
- DAn infant with a documented medical history of intussusception scheduled for the oral rotavirus vaccine.
- EAn adult client currently undergoing high-dose systemic corticosteroid therapy scheduled for the subcutaneous varicella vaccine.
Cevap
The clients who can safely receive their vaccines are the child with a mild respiratory illness and the adolescent with a history of a mild localized injection reaction.
Mild acute illnesses, such as an upper respiratory infection with a low-grade fever, do not necessitate withholding vaccines like the MMR. Similarly, a mild localized reaction (erythema or soreness) to a previous vaccine dose is a normal expected finding and is not a contraindication for receiving subsequent boosters like the Tdap.
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Immunization Contraindications and Safe Pharmacological Administration