Question 89 · LEK · Influenza vaccine
A 5-year-old child presents with his mother to obtain a vaccination against flue. The medical documentation shows that the child underwent 10-day antibiotic therapy because of streptococcal pharyngitis which was withdrawn two weeks ago. Which of the following should be recommended?
- A. to vaccinate on the same visit.
- B. to vaccinate on a visit in 7 days.
- C. to vaccinate 4 weeks after the withdrawal of antibiotic therapy.
- D. to postpone the vaccination for 2 months.
- E. to discourage the vaccination.
Hint
Check whether a recently completed antibiotic course is a genuine contraindication to an inactivated vaccine.
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