Final Exam: NU 629 / NU629 (Latest
Update 2025 / 2026) Advanced Health Promotion & Disease Prevention | Questions and Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct - Regis
Question:
A 22-year-old woman has no history of vaccination against tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis. What is recommended to complete her primary series?
Answer:
- doses of Tdap and/or Td
Question:
A child received her fifth dose of DTaP at age 5 years. At what age should this child receive a dose of Tdap vaccine?
Answer:
11 or 12 years of age
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Question:
A 28-year-old woman sustained a puncture wound while tearing down an old shed. The puncture wound is deep and dirty. Her records indicate that she completed a primary series of DTP as a child and her last tetanus booster was
- years ago. She has never received Tdap. After the wound is cleaned and
dressed, what would be the correct action to take?
Answer:
Administer a dose of Tdap today.
Question:
An 11-year-old child had a temperature of 102°F the day after his last dose of DTaP vaccine. Can Tdap vaccine be administered today?
Answer:
Yes
Question:
What is the recommended route for administration for Tdap or Td vaccines?
Answer:
Intramuscular, into the deltoid muscle
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Question:
Studies have found no association between Td or Tdap vaccination and Guillain-Barré Syndrome or other neurologic disorders.
Answer:
True
Question:
About 30% of people with measles will have one or more complications.
Answer:
True
Question:
Mumps virus is more contagious than measles virus.
Answer:
False
Question:
What is the most common sign of congenital rubella infection?
Answer:
Deafness (loss of hearing) 3 / 4
Question:
What type of vaccine is MMR?
Answer:
Live, attenuated
Question:
A health care worker has 2 documented doses of MMR, but a post-vaccination titer for measles is negative. Does CDC recommend a 3rd dose of MMR for this person?
Answer:
No
Question:
Some people may be recommended to receive a third dose of MMR during an outbreak of mumps.
Answer:
True
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