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Staff Health and Immunizations

Healthcare professionals should comply with immunization requirements to prevent the transmission of vaccine-preventable diseases.

Routine immunizations recommended for healthcare professionals include influenza, hepatitis B, and measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR).

Healthcare professionals should monitor their health and report any signs or symptoms of infectious diseases. They should not work when they are ill and potentially infectious.

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Questions on Staff Health and Immunizations

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

<p>Attending team-building activities is beneficial for team dynamics but not directly related to staff health and immunization.</p>

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

<p>Healthcare staff receiving immunizations helps prevent the transmission of infectious diseases to vulnerable patients and also protects themselves from contracting vaccine-preventable infections.</p>

Correct Answer is C

Explanation

<p>Delaying vaccination until the contraindication resolves may not be appropriate, as some contraindications may be permanent.</p>

<p>The influenza vaccine is a common vaccine recommended for healthcare staff to protect themselves and prevent the spread of influenza to patients and coworkers.</p>

<p>Enforcing strict dress code policies is unrelated to the primary purpose of staff health programs.</p>
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