Episode 3: What types of influenza vaccines are currently available?

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1. A healthy person can get the flu as a result of receiving which of the following vaccines?

Live attenuated influenza vaccine

Inactivated virus vaccine

High-dose trivalent vaccine

None of the above

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2. Which of the following vaccines is not recommended for a 62-year-old man?

The nasal LAIV vaccine

Inactivated virus vaccine (intramuscular)

Inactivated virus vaccine (intradermal)

Quadrivalent vaccine

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3. The most appropriate vaccine type for patients with an egg allergy is:

Nasal LAIV vaccine.

Cell-based influenza vaccine.

High-dose inactivated virus vaccine.

Intradermal inactivated virus vaccine.

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4. A person who has the common cold or other minor respiratory illness should not receive the influenza vaccine.

True

False