College-bound adolescents who will live in a dormitory or residence hall need to be advised most on the importance of vaccination against:
a. influenza c. meningococcal disease
b. tetanus d. Legionnaires' disease
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A Incorrect. College-bound adolescents who will live in a dormitory or residence hall will not need to be advised most on the importance of vaccination against influenza.
B Incorrect. College-bound adolescents who will live in a dormitory or residence hall will not need to be advised most on the importance of vaccination against tetanus.
C Correct. College-bound adolescents who will live in a dormitory or residence hall need to be advised most on the importance of vaccination against meningococcal disease.
D Incorrect. College-bound adolescents who will live in a dormitory or residence hall will not need to be advised most on the importance of vaccination against Legionnaires' disease.
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