The U.S. Public Health Service recommends influenza immunization for: (Select all that apply.)

a. physicians.
b. compromised infants.
c. older adults.
d. chronically ill people.
e. nurses.


A, C, D, E
Compromised infants should not be immunized. Health care workers, older adults, and chroni-cally ill individuals are at risk for contracting influenza and should be immunized.

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