Question 93 · LEK · Prenatal care
Prohibited vaccinations during pregnancy include:
- A. measles.
- B. hepatitis B.
- C. infuenza.
- D. tetanus.
- E. yellow fever.
Hint
Separate live attenuated vaccines from inactivated vaccines and toxoids, and remember which live vaccine may still be used if travel is unavoidable.
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