Question 240 · LEK · Introduction
Absolute contraindications to childhood vaccination include:
- A. poor nutritional status.
- B. current antibiotic therapy.
- C. upper respiratory tract infection with fever.
- D. anaphylactic reaction to a vaccine component in history.
- E. all the above.
Hint
Distinguish temporary reasons to postpone a vaccine from a permanent reason never to give it.
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